Hayden Wildcats hand Cyclones 18 6 defeat on home field
Hayden Wildcats defeated Ottawa Cyclones 18 to 6 at Hayden’s home field. Key plays featured Conner Wunder Ortiz and early scoring in the second and third periods. Ottawa gained 124 rushing and 64 passing yards for 8 first downs while Hayden totaled 166 rushing and 127 passing yards for 15 first downs amid 60 yards in penalties.
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Hayden
Conner
Don Wunder
Wildcats
Wunder
Ortiz
Cyclones
Ronnie Eps
Gerry Firestone
Ervin Michel
Pat Beller
Michel
Don Morris
Bill Hysom
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Jimmy Tolson
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Richmond Hurls No-Hitter in 4-0 Win Over Lane
James Ferguson of Richmond pitched a near perfect game, walking one and error by Lane cost a perfect outing as Richmond defeated Lane 4-0 in seven innings. Davis struck out 10 for Lane as Richmond finished 6-0 the fall season, scoring 43 runs while allowing 7. Weisner hit a three bagger with two on for Richmond, driving in two of the runs.
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James Ferguson
Richmond High
Richmond
Lane
D. Davis
Weisner
Ferguson
Davis
Roy Myers
J. Kueser
Leroy Day
J. Weisner
Football Scores From High School Games
High School football scores across Kansas include Hayden Topeka 18 Ottawa 6 Holton 65 Osage City 0 Melvern 63 Lyndon 0 Wellsville 28 Eudora 13 Atchison 14 Highland Park 13 Overbrook 31 Oskaloosa 7 Turner 13 Olathe 6 Lawrence 27 Shawnee Mission 0 Leavenworth 12 Argentine 7 Rosedale 34 Osawatomie 7 Paola 19 Bonner Springs 6 Wyandotte 40 Washington 0 Garnett 25 Yates Center 0 Le Roy 13 Waverly 7 De Soto 26 Louisburg 0 Emporia 20 McPherson 14.
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Topeka
Ottawa
Holton
Osage City
Melvern
Lyndon
Wellsville
Eudora
Atchison
Highland Park
Overbrook
Oskaloosa
Turner
Olathe
Lawrence
Shawnee Mission
Leavenworth
Argentine
Rosedale
Osawaatamie
Paola
Bonner Springs
Wyandotte
Washington
Garnett
Yates
Braves at Wesleyan Kansas game set for Salina
Ottawa University Braves face Kansas Wesleyan University in Salina this afternoon in a 2:30 game broadcast by KTJO FM university station. A week later they host Sterling College in the annual homecoming battle here.
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Ottawa University Braves
Kansas Wesleyan University
Salina
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Sterling College
Williamsburg Romps Westphalia Behind Big Second Half
Williamsburg surged past Westphalia 38 to 6 after a tied start. Bud Kirkland connected on a 20 yard pass to Don Miskimon, then DeLaine Heckman finished a 50 yard drive. Kirkland added the extra points and touchdowns, while Jerry Weigant closed the scoring with a 5 yard run.
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Westphalia
Kas
Williamsburg
Burg
Bud Kirkland
Don Miskimon
DeLaine Heckman
Kirkland
Heckman
Jerry Weigant
Melvern Routs Lyndon 52 to 0 in football rout
Melvern Kansas defeated Lyndon 52 to 0 last night in a one sided game. Fred Delano scored four touchdowns and Carl Shellinbarger added two more with two extra points. Roy Johansen added a 50 yard run for Melvern’s first TD as Kirk Schultz Riley Jones and Jim Weis also crossed the line.
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Melvern
Kas
Lyndon
Fred Delano
Carl Shellinbarger
Roy Johansen
Kirk Schultz
Riley Jones
Jim Weis
Paola Panthers top Bonner Springs 19 6 in grid clash
Paola Panthers beat Bonner Springs 19 to 6 with two first half touchdowns. Bob Protzman scored twice, slipping in from the one yard line in the first period and the five yard line in the fourth. Willie Hedrick added the other Paola touchdown.
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Paola
Kas
Paola Panthers
Bonner Springs
Bob Protzman
Protzman
Willie Hedrick
Bonner
Easy Victory For Wellsville Homecoming Triumph
Wellsville dominated last night as Carrutherg rushed for two touchdowns on 7 and 9 yard runs sealing the homecoming win. Eudora scored once in the second quarter to reach 15 at halftime, then Merle Todd led Wellsville in the second half with a TD pass to Childs and a short TD plunge from the 5. The Wellsville defense stifled Eudora throughout the game.
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Carrutherg
Wellsville
Eudora
Merle Todd
Childs
Stengel Signals Yankees Weak Left Field Ahead
Casey Stengel says the Yankees must address left field as a potential trade target while staying confident in Hank Bauer in right and Mickey Mantle in center. He plans to keep Enos Slaughter optioned, notes two-year contract at about 75 000 a year, and highlights rising prospects Tony Kubek and Bob Richardson from Denver for future depth.
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Yankee Stadium
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Mickey Mantle
Enos Slaughter
Stengel
Bombers
Tony Kubek
Bobby Richardson
Denver
Kubek
Richardson
Billy Martin
Nashua bids farewell in final Jockey Club Gold Cup bid
Nashua runs at Belmont Park for his 30th and final start in the two mile Jockey Club Gold Cup as Nasrullah sired multiple entries loom across both the Gold Cup and Futurity. Bold Ruler leads the Futurity field with Nashville and Blue Spruce, while Mister Gus and Amarullah also contest Nasrullah lineages under trainer Charles Whittingham.
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Belmont Park
Nasrullah
Nashua
Mister Gus
Widener
Bold Ruler
Nashville
Blue Spruce
Cain Hoy
Flying Fury
George D. Widener
Amarullah
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Leslie Combs II
Wheatley Stable
Llangollen
Liz Whitney Lunn
Charles Whittingham
LeRoy Wins Opener With Late TD Against Waverly
LeRoy, Kansas, earned its first win of the year as Jim Cheney scored on a two yard plunge in the fourth quarter to lift LeRoy over Waverly 13 to 7. Ron McDonald hooked up with Marv Foster for a 20 yard TD for Waverly before LeRoy answered with a 16 yard pass from Caddell to Ratz.
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Kas
Jim Cheney
Waverly
Ron McDonald
Marv Foster
Dale Hinderliter
Caddell
Ratz
Huffman
Cheney
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Lamont Defeats Pomona 39 21 in Hard Fought Game
Lamont's ground attack dominated Pomona with 39 points to 21 as Collins to Pardon opened scoring with a 40 yard TD and Lindsey added the conversion. Lamont expanded the lead with three quick second quarter scores and a Swallow to Crawford 40 yard TD. Pippinger and Collins to Pardon produced late scoring and Pomona fought back with Tony Tesar in the final period.
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Pardon
Lindsey
Swallow
Crawford
Pippinger
Tony Tesar
Garnett Stiffens Yates Center 25 to 0 in league clash
Garnett Bulldogs overwhelmed Yates Center 25 to 0 in Tri Valley League action. A stifling defense limited Yates Center to five first downs as Jimmy Thomasson raced 34 yards for a TD. Charley Thomas intercepted a pass for 45 yards and added the extra point. Floyd Gwin scored on a 50 yard drive and Garnett sealed it with a 20 yard pass interception by Thomas. Next week Garnett hosts unbeaten Fredonia in homecoming.
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Yates
Kas
Garnett Bulldogs
Bulldogs
Wildcats
Jimmy Thomasson
Charley Thomas
Thomas
Floyd Gwin
Fredonia Yellowjackets
Garnett
Buy or Sell through Want Ads Attend church next Sunday
Classified notice invites readers to place buy or sell ads and to attend church services next Sunday, signaling community exchange and worship time.
Last of Long Travel Games in Weekend College Football
Army faces Michigan at Ann Arbor in a clash of unbeaten powerhouses as Bennie Oosterbaan’s Wolverines seek a win after beating Michigan State. Navy prepares for Tulane in New Orleans while Texas Christian Rice and Southern Methodist travel south to meet Alabama and Florida, wrapping up the cross‑country schedule.
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Fired Cubs Coach Trio After Scheffing Appointment
Chicago Cubs appoint Bob Scheffing 41 as manager and swiftly fire three coaches from Hack era. Scheffing, ex Cubs catcher, led Los Angeles Angels to PCL pennant this season and vows aggressive roster moves including purchasing players. Cubs end Hack era with 60-94 season mark, worst in club history.
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Bob Scheffing
Chicago Cubs
Scheffing
Stan Hack
Los Angeles Angels
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Ray Blades
Pepper Martin
Dutch Leonard
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Jim Gallagher
Wid Matthews
John Holland
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Oklahoma Eyes Tie For Modern Streak Record In Big Week
The AP rankings feature No 1 Oklahoma facing Texas with a chance to equal the 1914 1919 Pittsburgh mark as the Sooners pursue another win after learning their 32 game streak is not the modern standard. Baylor Arkansas Iowa Wisconsin Minnesota Northwestern also loom in a busy conference slate.
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Leahy backs open aid for college football players
Former Notre Dame coach Frank Leahy urged on a television program that football players deserve scholarships to cover necessities not more. He said open aid would remove hypocrisy and support players for their needs.
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Hollywood
Frank Leahy
Notre Dame
Leahy
Calhoun Targets Giardello After KO of Sullivan
Rory Calhoun, 22, White Plains, defeats Britain’s John L. Sullivan in Cleveland by technical knockout nine seconds into the eighth round. Calhoun, ranked sixth middleweight, weighed 160 1 2 and improved to 24 wins in 28 fights. He landed a straight right to floor Sullivan, with three rights, ending the fight after Sullivan was dazed and the referee stopped it. Calhoun now seeks a bout with Philadelphia’s Joey Giardello.
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Philadelphia
Joey Giardello
Britain
John L. Sullivan
White Plains
Sullivan
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