Ottawa Jitterbugs Wallop KWU Coyotes 40-0
Ottawa University dominates Kansas Wesleyan 40 to 0 in Salina as QB Richard Bannon and backs Guest Middleton and Gowens score while KWU falters with five interceptions and four fumbles. The Braves push to a 19-0 lead and cruise with 515 total yards as Fahring shines for KWU in a losing effort.
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Southwestern and Pittsburg State win in ECAC football action
Central Conference results show Fort Hays State edging Washburn 40-0 and Pittsburg State defeating Omaha 21-7. Ottawa leads the Kansas Conference with five straight wins, while College of Emporia and Southwestern tie for second at 4-1. Bethany, Friends, Baker, and McPherson win as Southwestern eyes Ottawa clash next weekend.
OU Faces Ravens at Ottawa U Soccer Match
St. Benedict's, ranked fifth among small colleges, facing Ottawa University in a 7:30 p.m. Tuesday game at Cook Field. The contest highlights the teams' regional clash and OU's home assignment.
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OU Harriers Defeat KWU in Salina Dual Meet
Ottawa University swept the first three places to beat Kansas Wesleyan 22 37 in a cross country dual at Salina. George DeFreese won the 3.10 mile race in 16 07, with Jerry Benedict and Chuck Hatchcraft second and third. Others: Richard Jackson sixth Melvin Foley ninth Richard Robinson 10th. DeFreese, a junior from New York, also plays soccer.
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Scores from various college games mixed results
Maryville St 24 Kirksville St 21 Cape Girardeau 34 Warrensburg St 14 Springfield St 39 Rolla 10 Ottawa 40 Kansas Wesleyan College of Emporia 50 Bethel Bethany 21 McPherson 19 Southwestern 14 Baker 0 Friends 28 Sterling 6 Parsons 20 Lincoln Mo 0 Pittsburg State 21 Omaha 7 Fort Hays 7 Washburn 0 Southern Colo 22 Emporia State 0 William Jewell 56 Graceland 14 Central Methodist 39 Culver Stockton 19 Northwestern Iowa 30 Tarkie Washington St Louis 39 Fordham 7
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Sooners Dominate Jayhawks 35-0 in Memorial Stadium
Oklahoma improved to a perfect 3-0 with a 35-0 rout of Kansas in Lawrence. Freshman QB Bob Warmack threw for 146 yards, while KU QB Bobby Skahan struggled with accuracy and protection. OU showed both passing flair and ground grind as they scored in every quarter, including a blocked punt returned for a score. Next week Kansas visits Oklahoma State and Oklahoma hosts Notre Dame.
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Russell Stars In Debut As Player Coach For Celtics
Bill Russell led the Boston Celtics to a 121 21 0 victory over the San Francisco Warriors in his coaching debut at the Garden. He posted eight points 11 assists and 24 rebounds while blocking four shots in the closing minutes. Siegfried supplied the clinching burst scoring Boston's final 14 points.
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Torres Seeks Cassius Clay Title Shot at Heavyweight
Light heavyweight champion Jose Torres, 30, vows to challenge Cassius Clay for the heavyweight crown. After a 2 06 knockout of Chic Calderwood, Torres weighed 175 pounds and faces questions about adding 20 pounds without losing speed or power.
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