Braves Crippled for Coyote Game
Ottawa University faces Kansas Wesleyan in a homecoming night matchup at 8:30 at Cookfield. Injuries hit Ottawa with Ben Moor likely out and Leo Bowman and Mike Ireland limited. The Coyotes showcase a strong lineup led by Le s Toburen, Dale Emig, Bob Hyde, Ray Fox, Kaye Pearce, and starters Welton, Smith, Adams, Pinball.
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College of Emporia Presbies crush McPherson 26 0
College of Emporia's Presbies remained unbeaten with a 26 to 0 victory over McPherson. C E rushing and passing game folded the Bulldogs, who managed 94 ground yards and no air yards. Baker 25 Friends 0 in another KC game with Bender scoring twice and Arm strong adding a TD plunge.
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Williamsburg and Westphalia Battle to 6 6 Tie
Williamsburg and Westphalia high schools played to a 6 6 tie in Williamsburg Kas Williamsburg led in the first quarter as Jim Thorn brough scored from ten yards Burg answered in the third period with a five yard TD by their fullback Both teams relied on different styles with Williamsburg passing and Westphalia ground game The Bulldogs travel to Waverly next Friday night
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Pomona Downs Lamont 20 to 6 in six-man clash
Pomona's six man team defeated Lamont 20 to 6 yesterday, marking the school’s 26th straight victory. Duane Shaw opened with an 80 yard run, Delbert Eichinger added the extra point, Rex Stoneking caught a 20 yard pass for a second Pomona TD, and Kent Burns connected for the final score. Lamont scored on the last play as Pomona reserves held on. Auburn visits Pomona next Friday.
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May Be A Day Of Upsets In College Football
The Associated Press notes this may be a day of upsets as top teams face tough rivals. USC crushed Wisconsin 33 21, threatening Michigan Maryland Oklahoma Notre Dame and Georgia Tech with potential slips while others like Northwestern North Carolina Kansas Michigan State and Auburn eye crowing prospects.
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Campbell Aims to Break World Speed Record At Lake
Britain's Don Campbell plans a final tune up in the Bluebird as he seeks to reclaim the world speed boat record at Las Vegas. His jet craft reached 140 mph in a warmup, aiming for Sunday when rough lake conditions may help or hinder the attempt. Campbell set 202.34 mph in England last summer and hopes weather stays favorable.
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Rosedale Tops Osawatomie 21–0 in EKL clash
Rosedale blanked Osawatomie 21 to 0 in a East Kansas League football game at home last night. Osawatomie, from Kas City, scored twice in the second period and once in the fourth quarter for their second league loss.
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Sooners Meet Kansas Today
Oklahoma, No. 3, hosts Kansas in Norman in a Big Seven matchup. The Sooners chase a 22 game win streak and 47 game conference unbeaten run with a potent ground game led by Tommy McDonald and quarterback Jimmy Harris. Kansas, 1-2-1, relies on sophomore QB Wally Strauch as they seek an upset.
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Wellsville Rolls Over Eudora in 32-6 Triumph
Wellsville Eagles overwhelmed Eudora 32-6 in a Little Seven League clash. Cruthers 72 yard punt return set the tone, Yakle 40 yard fumble return scored, Cruthers and Wiggins added TDs, and Farrell iced the win with a late interception and pitch to Wiggins for a long TD. Next Friday hosts Gardner.
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Lyndon Beats Melvern In 26-7 Grid Loss
Lyndon handed Melvern a 26 to 7 loss here last night. Melvern’s lone score came in the second quarter when Weis connected a 50 yard pass to Delano. Melvern plays at Overbrook next Friday.
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Baldwin Takes Gardner 20-6 in Little Seven clash
Baldwin High Bulldogs built a stifling defense and steady backfield to beat Gardner 20-6. Eddie Schwalm led the ground game with 115 yards on 19 carries, scoring twice and setting up a key 50-yard TD negated by a referee mishap. Gardner's Larry Pierce answered with a 60-yard TD run.
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UCLA Favored Over Stanford In PCC Showdown
UCLA Bruins enter a pivotal Pacific Coast Conference clash at Stanford needing a victory to pull even atop the PCC standings. The Bruins are listed as three touchdown favorites as the 26th meeting looms in Palo Alto with kickoff set to determine conference momentum.
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Overbrook Defeats Oskaloosa 20 to 7 in Narrow Win
Overbrook led 7-0 after Jim Goodyear capped a drive with a two yard plunge. Harry Bean added the extra point. In the third period Walt Johnson scampered to the right end for a score and Goodyear followed with a 40 yard rush to seal a 20-7 victory over Oskaloosa. Jim Morgan is mentioned as part of the action.
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College Football Scores From AP In Kansas Circuit
College of Emporia 26 McPherson 0 Baker 25 Friends 0 Humboldt 14 Garnett 12 Overbrook 20 Oskaloosa Spring Hill 24 Perry 7 Emporia 27 McPherson 19 Alma 13 Burlingame 0 Turner 19 Olathe 0 Manhattan 38 Junction City 6 Gridley 19 Hartford 19 Highland Park 34 Atchison 13 Lyndon 26 Melvern 7 Lawrence 27 Shawnee Mission 7 Haskell 14 Wamego 13 Holton 25 Osage City 20 Argentine 12 Leavenworth 6 Pomona 20 Lamont 6.
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Bowling Scores in Dynamic and Nighthawk Leagues Reported
Match results show multiple high scorers across two leagues. Mercer 523 and Nicholas 203 lead in others, with Bien 454 and Smith 185 notable. Briscoe 189 tops Nighthawk, while Stansbury 190 and Romstedt 187 post solid marks in their events.
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