Important Grid Games This Week
Major conferences schedule critical games this week with contenders eyeing titles. Northwestern surprises voters by soaring to an undefeated start after routing Michigan while Oklahoma remains the Big Eight favorite despite a recent loss. Georgia Tech, Tulane, and Clemson shake up ACC and SEC after swift wins as SMU and TCU stumble in the Southwest. Army and Pitt loom for the Eastern crown.
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Pacific Coast
Atlantic Coast
Southwest
Big Ten
Ohio State
Southern Methodist
Southern Methodists
Texas Christian
TCU
Texago A&m
Rice
SMU
Texas
Baylor
Longhorns
Army
Pill
Cadets
Virgina
Pitt
West Virginia
Braves Fall In Hard Fought Loss To Missouri Valley Vikings
Ottawa University Braves put up a fast passing and ground game but were outgained 279 rushing to 111 and 92 passing to 13. Vikings bolted to a 21-0, then 27-13 lead before finishing 34-13. Dennis Evens, Cliff Matthews, Sherm Price and Mike Brown starred. MV kept first stringers in throughout.
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Missouri] Valley Vikings
Cook Field
Ottawa University Braves
Braves
Mo Valley
Vikings
NAIA
Volney Ashbbord
Bob Knight
Stan Bettin
John MecAninch
Bettin
Mike Brown
Brown
Viking
van Stanley
Gill Shook
MLV
Ken Asbury
Shook
Jim Nider
Cliff Matthews
Berlin
Gold and Black
Gettin
Dennis Evens
Valley
Stanley
Ottawa
Matthews
Butch Lewis
Knight
Sherm Price
Asbury
Mosey
Bowling Scores and Standings From Ottawa Lane Meet
Eloise Hughes led Ottawa Row with a 215 high game and top series of 500. Ruth Carlson was runner up in both categories. Mann-Bell team posted high 10-30 totals of 769 and 2,168. Split pickups featured Hughes, Bennett, Wenthe, Bien, and Foster. Moore Chevrolet held first with 27 wins and 18,010 pins. Kansas State Bank rose to second with 20 wins and 13,058 pins. Dorothy Baker displayed odd games and Susan Wolgast managed multiple high scores.
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Ruth Carlson
Mann-Bell
Wilma Foster
Royal 7 Lanes
Betty Pogue
Suth Mock
Royal ‘T
Susan Wolgast
Glenna Lu Whitacre
Sneak Tornado Belts Quiet Town Killing One
A sudden tornado struck Pahokee Florida on Sunday, killing 70 year old John Gray and injuring 16 others. The storm caused about 400000 dollars in damage to homes and equipment. Nine crop-dusting planes were wrecked and two rows of migrant workers housing collapsed.
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Pahoker
Wla
Pahokee
Jack Philips
John Gray
Unbeaten List Dwindling for Kansas Colleges
Two Kansas small college football powers remain unbeaten as St Benedicts Ravens beat Washburn 33 2 to stay perfect at 6 0 and Baker Wildcats edged Bethany 14 9 to reach 5 0 atop the Kansas Conference standings. Both favored this Saturday with St Benedicts facing Southwestern in Atchison and Baker meeting Benedictine Beth at Newt.
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Kansas
St. Benedicts Ravens
Washburn
Baker Universitys
Wildcats
Bethany
St. Benedicts
Southwestern
Atchison
Baker
Bethel
Bowling Scores FAMAY NIGHT LATE
League standings and high scores from Royal T Lanes and area centers feature Beeth Pontiac Hills Hull LeValley Whitacre Cannes McFadden Pogue Carey Teague among top performers with 608, 482, 452, 419, 424, 311, and other high marks noted.
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FAMAY
League Beeth Pontiac
Hills
Raney Drugs
Hull
LeValley
E&s
Whitacre
First National Bank
Cannes
Royal T
Pogue
Fairmont
McFadden
Trout's Jewelry
Carey
OK Bargain Store
Teague
Lincoln And Field Win in Recreation League Action
Lincoln edged Hawthorne 13 12 in a morning game and Eugene Field defeated Garfield 21 0 in Saturday Recreation League football. Lincoln and Eugene Field earned wins as Hawthorne and Garfield suffered defeats.
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Lincoln
Eugene
Recreation League
Hawthorne
Eugene Field
Garfield
Tigers Skip Oklahoma If Missouri Surges In Big Eight Play
Missouri, returning to the Big Eight after tougher non conference foes, appears tough for all but Oklahoma. Led by QB Phil Snowden and back Mel West, Missouri crushed Kansas State 32-8 while missing top backs Kuhlmann and Haas, and Iowa State fell 20-0 to Colorado. Oklahoma routed Kansas 43-0 and Nebraska was thrashed 38-0 by Syracuse as Colorado visits Boulder.
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Colorado
Sooners
Buffs
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Kansas State
Iowa State
Kansas
Missouri
Tigers
Dan De‘vine
Kansas ‘State
Hank Kuhlmann
Bob Haas
Vanderbilt
Texas A&m
SMU
Idaho
Phil Snowden
Mel West
Columbia
Norman
Okla
Syracuse
Boulder
Traffic Accidents Fatal To Kansans
Two traffic fatalities were reported in Kansas over the weekend. Effie Leonora Foster, 16, of Belle Plaine, was killed when struck by a pickup at a Belle Plaine street intersection. the driver was not held. Stenson Fears, 0, of Kansas City, Kansas, was crushed to death when his truck struck a curb and threw him out. One Missouri fatality was reported.
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Kansas
Effie Leonora Foster
Belle Plaine
Stenson Fears
Kansas City
Kas
Shotgun Cleaning Fatal To Youth
TOPEKA AP reports seventeen year old Ronald Gerald Rohr was killed while watching TV when a shotgun discharged accidentally. Detectives Jim Freel and Charles Spring said the victim’s brother Robert Lee, 15, was cleaning the weapon. Ronald, son of Mr and Mrs R G Rohr, was a student at Washburn University.
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Topeka
Ronald Gerald Rohr
Jim Freel
Charles
Robert Lee
Ronald
R G. Rohr
Washburn University
Bethel Centennial Area News Report on Local Happenings
Bethel area news notes grandson Stanley Hoffman of Exeter Missouri showing improvement after a serious car crash. Mrs. Ben Hoffman visited sister Mrs. John Hoffman in Lawrence. Bethel Church M Y F gathered at Maurice Fishburn home. Guest Day attended by Mrs. G C Clark Mrs. George Hepner and Mrs. Alvin Stahel at Worden Women’s Society.
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Ben Hoffman
Stanley Hoffman
Exeter
John Hoffman
Lawrence
M.Y.F
Bethel Church
Maurice Fishburn
G. C. Clark
George Hepner
Alvin Stahel
Worden Women’s Society
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Oregon
Ducks
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Big Boys
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Clemson
South Carolina
May Mosey
Mel Rogers
Ron Hall
Fang
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Eloise Hughes
Nloise Hughes
Louella Bennett
Helen Wenthe
Wilma Bien
Reni
GU Pont
Tee
Hubbard Lumber
Earl Schmanke
F. M. Coons
Ottawa Typographical Union
Harry
Federal Mogul Bearings
Ramco
Ac—Autolite
Harry Sn
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Associated Press
Lincoln and Field
Dennis Auto CO
Simmons
Kungler
Eeeebee
McAuley
Eeennene
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Marrell
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Ene Reags
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Martin Pete
Lamb
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R van Leenen
Metntire
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Copeland
A& M
Rockers
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Robertson
Wolf
AL Trondow Peer
Wik Nurnery
Rybolt
Heeer
Ae . Vathie
I. Crawford Seeee
Havoc
Help Wanted
Skipper Patrick
Sheaffer
Didde
S. Main
Mars
Electric
Mrs
Ben Baker
Auto Lite
Porter Spears
Tom Porter
George Spears
Ancho Hor Savings Association
William Overton
North American Hotel Building
Laren
Laem
Amoctation
Savage
Kan
J. Dean Nofsinger
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
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