Giants Of KCAC Face Ottawa Southwestern Homecoming
Ottawa University hosts Southwestern in a Kansas Conference homecoming at Cook Field. kickoff moved to 1 30 p m televised on Channel 13. Ottawa carries a 15 game win streak with strong ground game and defense, while Southwestern trails in total offense by 53 yards and relies on a rugged front seven. Top scorers include Ottawa's Mike Brown and John McAninch and Southwestern's Jim Glenn and Phil Hower with tied 30 point totals.
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Cyclones Set for Leavenworth Clash Amid Injuries
Ottawa High tuned for a rugged Leavenworth Pioneers visit in the Cyclones first away game. Halfback Doug Schultz is out with a knee injury, while tackle Jim Wollen may start after an injured leg. Leavenworth, once a top ten Kansas foe, comes off a loss to Lawrence as Ottawa eyes a start at 8 p.m. with Ferguson, Showalter, Rybolt, Wollen, Meiers, Minckley, Mack, Reed, Dunn, Cold er, Colder, Stephens in the lineup.
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Ottawa Junior High Bowed To Lawrence West 19-0
Ottawa faced a 19-0 defeat at Gar field School as Lawrence West claimed victory in a rug ged football game. Ottawa started strong but could not cross the goal line despite five passes completed and scoring chances in two drives. Coach Don Kornhaus praised players John Presley and Gary Mainly while noting five regulars were suspended for training-rule violations. Ottawa hosts Olathe on October 26.
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Bowling Scores Report From AMF Pepsi League
Bowling results list multiple players with league series and game tallies. Notable high scores include Hamerickhouse 224, Heckman 256, and Nalley 516 while Brown, Litwin, and Cordle posted strong individual games and series across various divisions and frames.
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Pro Basketball Thursday and Weekend Results
New York defeated Chicago 120 to 103 on Thursday. Los Angeles posted 118 over Philadelphia. Friday games featured Los Angeles at Philadelphia. Saturday schedule includes New York at Philadelphia in the afternoon TV window. Detroit visits Boston, Chicago plays Syracuse, and Cincinnati meets St. Louis.
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Cross Country Meet Yields Top Finishes by Local Teams
Craig Davis placed third individually, Ottawa High took fifth in B division at the Emporia cross country meet yesterday. The A and B divisions included major Kansas schools from Wichita Wyandotte Shawnee Mission and Lawrence.
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Better Bowling Move Left To Avoid Splits
A bowling guide advises left-leaning alignment to avoid splits and stresses focusing on one pin. It notes splits arise from deflection, require practice, and even top pros struggle with wide splits like the 7-10. Stay composed, reset after a split, and aim for a strike.
55,000 To Watch KU Battle Sooners
The Kansas Jayhawks and Oklahoma Sooners meet in a Big Eight clash before 55,000 fans in Norman. Both teams have one league loss, with Kansas seeking an upset to revive Orange Bowl hopes as Colorado leads the league and Kansas State eyes a homecoming upset in Manhattan. Nebraska faces Syracuse. Missouri aims to test at Iowa State. Oklahoma State hosts Tulsa with 28,000 expected.
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All-America Quarterback May Be Yank 3rd Baseman
Jake Gibbs star football player at Mississippi may join the New York Yankees as regular third baseman in 1962. Promoted to the major league roster to protect the investment, to compete for the job if Tony Kubek is drafted, and because Yankees view him as an exceptional prospect. Gibbs hit .272 with 8 doubles, 6 triples, 6 home runs for Richmond in 1961 and is a left handed batter who preferrred shortstop but played third base and second base.
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Duffy Lewis Ended 56-Year Baseball Run At 73
George E. Lewis known as Duffy, who pinch hit for Babe Ruth in 1914, retires as Milwaukee Braves traveling secretary at 73 after a long career starting in 1907. He recalls the key base hit that won the game and plans to advise the Braves while stepping back from travel.
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Sugar Ray Robinson Faces Denny Moyer in NYC Bout
Sugar Ray Robinson, eager to add a title to his record, fights Denny Moyer in a 10 round television bout at Madison Square Garden. Robinson, 144-9-3 with 93 knockouts, seeks a win to renew hope of a middleweight crown while Moyer, ninth ranked, aims to upset the veteran in the televised match seen from Ottawa on Channel 9 at 8 p.m.
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Nicklaus Says He Isn't Ready for Americas Cup Defense
U S champion Jack Nicklaus voiced doubts about his mental readiness as the United States team prepared to defend the Americas Cup against Canada and Mexico at Monterrey Club Campestre. The 21 year old Ohio State student said he needs a week or 10 days to sharpen for the tournament, after a busy study period. The Americans are favored to win the hemispheric trophy for the sixth straight time.
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