Ottawa Cyclones Survive Rosedale Test Make Plan for Ola
Ottawa High offense surges to a 32 7 win over Rosedale lifting the Cyclones to 419 total yards and 339 rushing yards. Thompson runs for 179 yards to top the OHL rushing list as Ottawa eyes Olathe clash with a 7 30 pm kickoff and 21 players to start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Ostmeyer
Ottawa High
Cyclones
Rosedale
OHS
Wildcats
J. W. Emerson
Ottawa
Cats
Emerson
Ola
Wilmer Thompson
Thompson
Tim Brady
Sam Wright
Bill Stauffer
OHL
Brady
Wright
Stauffer
Richard
Big Eight notes from Kansas State Oklahoma State and Colorado
Colorado coach Eddie Crowder reshuffles players to slow Kansas State backfield speed while Pat Murphy moves to right corner and Phil Irwin takes left linebacker role. Kansas State, banged up after Iowa State, weather indoors. Oklahoma State prepares to face fourth-ranked Kansas in Lawrence after John Little’s AP lineman of the week nod. Pepper Rodgers reports no injuries and plans heavy lineup use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Eddie Crowder
Kansas State
Pat Murphy
Isaac Howard
Phil Irwin
Bruce Smith
Oklahoma State
Cowboys
Kansas
Lawrence
Associated Press
John Little
Houston
OSU
Pepper Rodgers
Bowling Scores From Wednesday Night League List Totals
Bowling results from Wednesday night sessions show top game scores and series for multiple teams and players. Notable high marks include Link 343, Ackerman 416, Stankard 416, and Page 495 among numerous others across independent and business leagues.
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LADS
Lunger Oil CO
V. Link
H. Guyett
Pizza Village
S. Ackerman
P. Stankard
Grogan
H. D. Lee Company
C. Griffin
D. Weien
First National Bank
N. Fritts
Peoples National Bank
D. Toumbe
J. Simms
R and M
King Pins
Duck Blind Permits Up For Grabs Sunday
Duck blind permits at Lake Pomona go on sale at 8 a.m. Sunday at the Corps of Engineers office on a first come basis. Ducks season runs Nov 2 to Dec 1. geese season ends Dec 15. Hunters must build and remove blinds, 200 yards apart, and no hunting or firearms in Public Use areas.
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Lake Pomona
Corps of Engineers
Black Fist Overshadows US Olympic Performances
At the 19th Olympic Games in Mexico City the Black Fist protest by Tommie Smith and John Carlos on the podium drew attention amid record US performances. Smith won the 200 meters in 19.5 seconds with Carlos close behind, while Seagren claimed gold in the pole vault. The US total reached 12 medals, six gold, as Russia gained two golds and set Olympic records in javelin and weightlifting.
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Mexico City
America
U.S
Tommie Smith
John Carlos
Carlos
San Jose
Calif
Lord Burghley
England
Avery Brundage
Acapulco
Munich
Germany
Smith
Peter Norman
Australia
Bob Seagren
Los Angeles
Seagren
George Young
Casa Grande
Russia
Yanis Lueis
Victor Kurentsov
United States
Russell Knipp
Chicago
Petite Colette Besson
France
Ingrid Becker
West Germany
Ian Drimba
Romania
John Pennel
Claus Schiprowski
Wolfgang Nordwig
East Germany
Schiprowski
Nordwig
Boxing Results Roundup From Three Cities
In Roanoke Garber from Potomac Md at 118 pounds out pointed Billy Brown of Philadelphia. In Rochester Pat OConnor at 158 stopped Wayne Bletcher of South Bend Ind. In Las Vegas Miguel Hernandez 145 from San Jose knocked out Nate Williams 145? Las Vegas six rounds. Jimmy Rotete from San Diego out pointed Gary Bates of Las Vegas at 10 rounds.
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Associated Press
Roanoke
Garry Garber
Potomac
Billy Brown
Philadelphia
Rochester
Minn
Pat O’connor
Wayne Bletcher
South Bend
Ind
Las Vegas
Nev
Miguel Hernandez
San Jose
Calif
Nate Williams
Jimmy Rosette
San Diego
Gary “Babes” Bates
Olympic protest shocks medal ceremony in Mexico City
At the Olympic press stand Tommie Smith and John Carlos gave a black glove salute during the Star Spangled Banner, drawing mixed reactions from athletes. Peter Norman of Australia finished second as Smith set a 19.8 second 200 meters world record, while Carlos spoke of white racism and urged fair treatment for Black athletes.
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International Olympic Committee
Acapulco
Chicago
Brundage
U.S
Smith
Carlos
San Jose
Calif
Peter Norman
Australia
Britain
Lord Burghley
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Olathe
Eagles
Shawnee Mission West
Bill Stowell
Morris Ingalls
Tim Trabert
Doug Rose
Tom Bowerman
Gary Wisenski
Mike Poland
Steve Nelson
Scott Kreamer
Bob Watson
Rose
Kirk Randall
Mendell
Lee van Fossan
Frank Honn
Bonner Springs
Turner
Argentine
EKL
Banner
Iowa State
Vince Gibson
Gibson
Alley Cats
Beguelin
Texaco
G. Page
F. Simmons
Kansas Tele, CO
A. Sertz
D. Hall
Don’s Royal
R. Lewis
Crites Body Shop
B. Weidner
Bob's Mobil
Clouds Games
Penne
Yugoslavia
Bulgaria
Saffron Glass Co
Downey’s Travel Trailer
Concord Traveler
Concord Conestoga
Downey’s
Herb and
Maxine Downey
Rth
Mdieveivat
the Keen Co
HOMCO
Olympic Village
Bill Toomey
Laguna
John Wetton
Great Britain
Andrew Todd
John Davin
Firstraat Aa
Stile Ba National Bank OF
Oftawa
Ful-Opep
Hagmen
Gro Park
Iowa
Hagman
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