Braves Prep For Southwestern Contest At Winfield
Ottawa University football Braves tied for Kansas Conference lead with five wins no losses held a Wilson Field House practice studying the rugged Southwestern Moundbuilders. Players out with flu include Evan Evans Jim Maendel Val Finney Dennis Gish and guards Stan Stotts and Arlys Carter with lingering leg injuries. Coach Dick Peters said the team faces new looks from opponents and was buoyed by a recent Wesleyan stumble.
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Rhyne Clings To His Top Ranking
Kansas City AP report notes Lenoir Rhyne of North Carolina holds the NAIA small college football top spot while Southern Illinois projects a challenge. Southern Illinois earned 236 points to Lenoir Rhyne’s 261, after moving up from second place, with point totals based on a 10 for first down to 1 for tenth.
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Lawrence Tops Kansas High School Football Poll Again
Lawrence remains No 1 for 41st straight week with 43 game win streak and 138 of 140 points. Independence strong second, Great Bend rises to third after 34 12 win over Pratt, Southeast Kansas holds sixth amid a 29 game win streak.
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Quenemo Faces Hospitalized Coach In Week Openers
Winless Quenemo Buffaloes meet Edgerton in a six man game while eight other Friday night tests include Williamsburg at Kincaid Scranton at Melvern and Lyndon at Wellsville Pomona visits Carbondale in the lone Saturday activity Scranton battles Melvern as Melvern’s Bill Criqui is sidelined with a rib injury and Scranton’s Jim Ivey and West’s helpers loom large in a wide area schedule Case summaries also note Ohio State over Wisconsin and Missouri over Iowa State with Neslson uncertain for Nalley’s squad in It man play Wellsville seeks first win against Lyndon as coach Dub Barnes leans on Harbison Schendel and Bivins for power and speed
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Houk Viewed as Yankee Manager Successor
New York AP reports baseball executives expect Ralph Houk former Yankees catcher and current Denver manager to replace Casey Stengel in 1961. Dan Topping and Del Webb may install Houk while George Weiss could resign. Stengel ages out at 65 and Weiss stays advisory. Stengel hints at interest in other opportunities but remains undecided.
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Wichita Lineman of the Week for Mis souri Valley Conf
Nelson Toburen Wichita end named lineman of the week after Wichita 25 Cincinnati 8 victory that tops the conference. Toburen’s lockdown defense limited yardage and he blocked a punt leading to a 25 yard touchdown return by Bob Sweazy.
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Mineral Water Bowl Set For Nov 26 In Excelsior Springs
Excelsior Springs Missouri AP The 1960 Mineral Water Bowl football game is scheduled for Saturday night November 2 1960 The NCAA sanctioned event is the Midwest showcase for small college teams College of Emporia defeated Austin College Texas last year The Excelsior Springs Quarterback Club sponsors the bowl Phillip Edwards club president said scouting continues and names will be released about ten days before the game
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