Young Superstar Shines as Colorado Beats Missouri 23 9
Colorado's freshman standout Bob Anderson leads with 642 total yards and 5.9 yards per play as he and Dan Kelly share carries in a 23 9 victory over Missouri. Anderson owns 25 of 45 passing with no interceptions and tallies strong rushing numbers while teammates Dick Anderson and Gary Kombrink top Big Eight stats. The piece notes upcoming key matchups including Colorado at Nebraska and OSU injuries affecting Oklahoma State and Iowa State.
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Ivan Zimmer
Alan Larson
Marv Green
Chiefs face the Oilers with two doubtful starters
Kansas City may start backup E J Hoe t b in place of Holub and Tony DiMidio would fill for Jon Gilliam if he cannot start. Gilliam has a bad knee and Bud Abell from Missouri could spell Holub in the clash against Houston.
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Michigan State Michigan crowd nears attendance record
New York AP reports the 103 210 spectators at the Michigan State versus Michigan game ranked as the second largest college football attendance in 20 years, narrowly behind the 103 235 record set in 1959 in Ann Arbor. The top 10 attendances last weekend totaled 643 789, fourth ever, with a four week total of 2 535 337, surpassing last year’s pace.
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Boxing Results From Associated Press Roundup
Boxing results list multiple bouts with winners and scores: Joe Frazier stopped Tony Doyle in Philadelphia. Avin Lewis outpointed Dick Wippermarn in Buffalo. Eduardo Corletti outpointed Johnny Prescott in London. Ray Echavarria outpointed Pete Gonzales in San Jose.
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Tony Doyle
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Detroit
Dick Wipperman
Cheektow’ga
London
Eduardo Corletti
Argentina
Johnny Prescott
Britain
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Calif
Ray Echavarria
Pete Gonzales
Prtland
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KWU Tops Braves In CC Meet At Hillsboro
Kansas Wesleyan edged Ottawa University to win the triangular cross country meet held Tuesday in Hillsboro. The Coyotes totaled 37 points with Appell winning the 3.2 mile race in 16:19. Eld led OU with 17:17, while Benedict, Hatchcraft, Harris, and Robertson finished 6th, 7th, 8th, and 15th for the Braves. OU will host a quadrangular Saturday at noon at the Eleventh Street athletic area with Southwestern, KWU, and Baker also entered.
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Baker
Scramblin Fran earns AP offensive player nod
New York Giants quarterback Fran Tarkenton, praised for a wild comeback at Pitt Stadium, leads with a 59-yard scoring pass to Joe Morrison and a late TD scramble. Tarkenton, hurt twice, completed 18 of 29 passes for 287 yards with two TDs and one interception.
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Tuesday Night Bowling Scores Across Local Leagues
Scores list from Tuesday night leagues shows top performances by players such as Wenthe 222 in Mealer league and Cordle 1938 in Industrial Ottawa Co. plus high series and team standings across Peoples National, Arnold and other sponsors. Key players include Hettler 208, Norman 202, Strange 202, and Cordle 189 in the kitty clover chips.
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Finley Faces AL Vote on Athletics Move to Oakland
Chicago AP Finley seeks seven votes to shift the Kansas City A’s franchise to Oakland with possible expansion talk. Kansas City and Oakland delegations plan to present before AL owners who expect to hear arguments first. Finley has one vote from himself and weighs Oakland over Seattle for the move.
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American League
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Washington
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Ottawa Kicks Defeat Wentworth 5-0 in Kansas City
Kambiz Behbahani scored four goals as Ottawa University blanked Wentworth Military Academy 5-0 in a non conference soccer match in Lexington Missouri. The Braves led 3-0 at halftime and added two more in the third period. Paul Sapienza also scored as Ottawa improves to 4-3. They host Park College Saturday at 10:30 on the new east Eleventh Street field to open homecoming activities.
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Wentworth Military Academy
Lexington
Wentworth
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Paul Sapienza
Ottawa
Park College
Dark predicts A's would draw well in Oakland
Als vin Dark, former Kansas City manager, told the Oakland Tribune Oakland could draw 1.2 to 1.4 million fans in the first year if the Athletics move from Kansas City. He said the club would be competitive with strong pitching and a solid eight to ten year core.
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