Worries Pile Up For O U Braves In Homecoming Clash
Sterling College brings a strong squad to Ottawa University for the homecoming clash at 8 30 p m. Key ineligible players include Keith Brooks Melvin Cales Lyle Ware Tom Harrell and Roger Armstrong. Coach Grover Nutt moves La Verne Barnes to guard and starts Dennis Evans at end to bolster the offense. Evans can catch passes while Barnes blocks effectively.
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Stiff Foes For Unbeaten Teams
Ottawa area hosts four undefeated squads Melvern Overbrook Baldwin and Quenemo this weekend The top game Melvern versus Overbrook features a backfield led by Fred dy Delano and Carl Shelinbarger for Melvern while Overbrook relies on Dick Rukey and Dick Morgan Baldwin hosts unbeaten Spring Hill in a decisive Little 7 clash with Eddie Schwalm and Bud Spear anchoring the quick Bulldog attack Spring Hill quarterback Dick Henley and six foot eight Dale Hawk headline a 4 0 year for the visitors Quenemo travels to Stanley in a six man Friday game
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Sooners Lead In All But Passing
Official statistics show Oklahoma leads major teams in scoring, total offense, and rushing after three games. The Sooners average 49 points and 477 yards per game, with 406.3 rushing yards, while their passing attack lags behind rivals such as Washington State and Stanford.
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Logart To Meet Ortega Tonight In National Bout
Isaac Logart, rated third for the welterweight title, faces durable Gaspar Ortega in a 10 round national telecast from Mechanics Building. Logart, Cuban at 24, carries a 9 bout win streak and is listed as a 3-1 favorite over Ortega who has not been KO’d in 41 pro fights. The bout starts at 8 p.m. CST on ABC.
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Mantle and Snider Lead 1956 Sluggers
Mickey Mantle won the AL slugging title in 1956 with a .705 mark, 376 total bases in 533 at bats. Duke Snider led the NL with 43 home runs and 424 total bases, edging Joe Adcock by .001 for the top spot. Mantle and Snider each secured their second slugging crown, with Williams and Berra among notable near leaders.
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Lawrence Leads By Wide Margin In Kansas Football Poll
Lawrence Lions top the Kansas high school football poll for the fourth straight week with 190 points from 10 ballots. Coffeyville edges Arkansas City for No. 2 with 144, Topeka and Hutchinson close at 104 and 103. Independence sits sixth, Pittsburg seventh, Great Bend eighth, Wichita East ninth, and Dodge City tenth, based on 4-0-0 records for several clubs.
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Kansas football poll shows Great Bend atop standings
Great Bend leads with 8 0 0 8 in the balloting and Wichita East follows with 3 1 0. Other teams receiving points include Clay Center Emporia Wyandotte Shawnee Mission Wellington Effingham Wichita West Fredonia Caldwell Andale Manhattan and Dodge City St Marys with varying totals and positions in the poll.
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Ottawa Yearlings Edge Emporia 7 to 6
Ottawa Yearlings freshmen and sophomores beat Emporia freshmen 7 to 6 on the College of Emporia field. Scoring on the second play of the fourth quarter by Jack Smith, a freshman halfback, highlighted the slim victory.
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Public Bowling Hours Schedule Update
Public bowling operates Monday through Friday from 5 p.m. to 6 30 p.m. Thursday afternoon hours are 1 p.m. to 6 30 p.m. Saturday schedule not specified.
Appanoose Takes Volleyball Lead in Tourney Wins
Appanoose beat Princeton two games to none 15-2 15-2 and topped Michigan Valley 16-7 15-8 to seize early control of the volleyball tournament. Michigan Valley edged Princeton 15-13 11-15 16-7 in a pivotal matchup as the hosts set up next night’s games.
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