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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1966

Page

2

Notre Dame Preview Prompts Oklahoma to Move Fast

Oklahoma coach Jim Mackenzie and Kansas coach Bud Mitchell agree Oklahoma's quick defense can trouble Notre Dame if the Sooners play well and ND errs. QB Bob Warmack may miss the game with a hip pointer. Nebraska eyes Colorado clash as Devaney stresses a must-win. Colorado’s Dan Kelly shines. Bartlett out.

Jim van Valkenburg Associated Press Oklahoma Jim Mackenzie Kansas Jack Mitchell Notre Dame Norman Okla Mitchell Mackenzie Sooners Bob Warmack Nebraska Huskers Crosse Roads Bob Devaney Colorado John Melton Iowa State Dan Kelly Dave Bartlett Delvaney Kaye Caresten Missouri Barry Lischner Clay Stapleton Ben King J. B. Chrisstian Dennis Ranedall Oklahoma State Coe

Braves Beat Washburn 13-6 In B Team Football Clash

Ottawa University B team edged Washburn University junior varsity 13-6 at Cook Field in a rain soaked second quarter before Ottawa protected its lead. Paul Lorenz passed for the first OU score and later ran for another while Jim Markos intercepted three passes to limit Washburn’s bid. The clincher came when Lorenz scored from three yards after switching to halfback. Ottawa next meets College of Emporia in Emporia.

Ottawa University Beteam Washburn Universsity Oqu’s Cook Field Braves Ichabods Paul Lorenz Leavenworth Jim Markos Newburyport Mass Ottawa Lorenz Wasburn Jim Tavegia Topeka Ichoe Washeburn Markos Feoreshifgl College of Emporia Emporia

Ottawa High names Steve West Player of the Week

Ottawa High School recognizes Steve West a 180 pound senior and first year varsity player as Cyclones middle guard. He contributed 16 tackles and a fumble recovery in a 20 to 7 East Kansas League win at Olathe.

Steve West Ottawa West Cyclones Olathe

Booster Club Meeting Reviews Weekend Football Wins

Ottawa High School and Ottawa University football victories from the weekend will be discussed at the Booster Club meeting in the Cyclone Room at Ottawa High School. The session starts at 7:30 PM.

Ottawa High Ottawa University Ottawa Sports Boosesters Club Ottawa High School

Twisters Top Olathe JV 28-0 in Monday win

Ottawa remains undefeated at 3-0-1 after a 28 point victory over Olathe with Robert Meyer scoring twice and two extra points. David Salman punched in a Twister score and Frank Honn caught a TD pass. Honn added two PATs. Dale Mack forced a late turnover to preserve the lead. The Twisters visit Lyndon next Monday.

Weir Olathe Beteam Ottawa Robert Meyer OHL David Salman Frank Honn Ted Haworth Honn Dale Mack Twisters

Boog Powell Wins AL Comeback Player Award

Baltimore AP reports John Powell, the 250 pound first baseman, earned the AL Comeback Player of the Year with 124 votes from 312 writers. Powell hit 34 homers, 109 RBIs, and a .287 average, beating Luis Aparicio and Jack Sanford in the AP poll. Aparicio returned home to Venezuela after the season and had hinted at retirement, while Jack Sanford posted a 13.7 ERA and a 24 win total for the Giants era prior elbow surgery in 1964.

Baltimore John Boog Powell Powell Associated Press Oriole Luis Aparicio California Angels Jack Sanford Aparicio Venezuela Chicago White Sox Sanford San Francisco Giants

Boxing results from Ritz, Walpole bouts headline card

In Walpole Massachusetts M C Cardova outpointed Richie Gonzales in Elizabeth New Jersey. Ritz boxing fighter outpointed Tony Cof from Phoenix in a 10 round bout.

Ritz Fullerstah Tony Cof Phoenix Walpole Mass M.C. Caredova New York Richie Gonzales Elizabeth N. J

Injured Chiefs to Be Ready for Denver Clash

All five Kansas City Chiefs players hurt in Sunday’s 34 13 loss to Oakland are expected to be ready for the Denver game. Guards Ed Budde tight end Fred Arbanas center Wayne Frazier and defensive backs Bobby Hunt and Emmitt Thomas sustained eye injuries hip bruises.

Kansas City Kansas City Chiefs Oakland Denver Ed Budde Fred Arbanas Wayne Frazier Bobby Hunt Emmitt Thomas Frazier Hunt Thomas Budde Arbanas

Bonner Wins CC Meet in Quadrangular at Bonner Springs

Bonner Springs high school cross country dominated a four team meet scoring 13 points to cruise past Ottawa 67 Olathe 69 and Paola 82. Wayne Edwards led Ottawa finishers in fifth as Ken Presley sat out with a minor injury ahead of East Kansas League championships at Bonner Springs.

Bonner Springs Bonner Braves Ottawa Olathe Paola Bowener Springs Wayne Edwards Cyclones Ron Matthews Ron Dowdy Doug Underwood Gary Hogelin Ken Presley

Irish Climb To Top In Grid Poll

Notre Dame takes over first in the AP poll. Michigan State falls to second after a close win over Ohio State. UCLA rises to third and Alabama drops to fourth as Southern California holds fifth. Oklahoma enters the top ten at tenth. rankings reflect votes from 47 writers and broadcasters. Notre Dame meets Oklahoma and Michigan State faces Purdue next.

Ben Olan Associated Press Notre Dame Michigan State UCLA Georgia Tech Oklahoma Baylor Irish North Carolina Spartans Ohio State South Bend Alabama Bruins Tide Penn State Tennessee Southern California Stanford Nebraska Florida Purdue California Vanderbilt Clemson Tulane Colorado Louisiana State Michigan St Southern Calif

Husker Fresh Back Wildcats in 40 13 rout

Nebraska freshmen defeated Kansas State 40 to 13 in Lincoln. Ray Curtis blocked a Wildcat punt and scored in the end zone for the first Husker touchdown. Wilfred Minor ran 42 yards then three yards for a 21 7 halftime lead. Jerry Lawson scored for Kansas State after a fumble recovery. Johnny Manel added a late two yard keeper for Nebraska and Max Arreguin connected on a 43 yard pass for the final Huskers score.

Lincoln Neb Neabraska Kansas State Ray Curtis Wilfred Minor Nebraska Jerry Lawson Dwight Hemmerling Cornhus

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