Cyclones rout Chanute for Ottawa record 64 to 0
Ottawa High won a record 64 to 0 over Chanute at Cook Field. Dennis Wieneke and David Meyer led the attack with multiple TDs and a swarm of Ottawa interceptions. Tim Brady, Brady, and Bill Adams added scores as the Cyclones built a 63 to 0 lead before finishing strong. Ottawa remains atop the East Kansas League with three games left.
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Overbrook Gophers Roll Past Williamsburg 46 13
Overbrook Gophers improve to 5-0 by defeating Williamsburg Panthers 46 13 at home. Stan Jones boosts ground game, Doug Davis connects on several passes, and Mike Reece anchors a stifling defense. Williams burg scores early but is shut down by interceptions and a dominant line as Rick Howard breaks free for a 60 yard TD in the fourth.
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Quenemo Buffaloes defeat Linwood 27 19 on homecoming night
Quenemo Buffaloes beat Linwood 27 to 19 at home behind tough defense in an eight man football clash. Cade connected on a 14 yard TD pass to Ken Stadel, Bob Allen added a 5 yard score, and Lynn Allen recovered a fumble for the third TD. The Buffs improve to 3 3 on the season as Linwood scored twice in the third but Cade sealed it with a fourth quarter run.
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Vikings Dominate Pomona 54 Points In Osage Clash
Carbondale rolled to a 54 to 0 victory over Pomona as Terry Alexander rushed for six touchdowns including from 3, 60, 19, 8 and 9 yards. Wayne Kitchen added a 4267 yard pass play and Mike Sheddan scored from 2 yards as Carbondale improved to 4-2 while limiting Pomona to 116 total yards and forcing three Indian fumbles. The Vikes led 28-0 at halftime and added three scores in the final period.
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Central Heights wallops Parker 34 to 6 in high school game
Central Heights Vikings dominate Parker 34 6 at Princeton as Rex Foltz Gretencord and Moore score while Rick Bowman Gab pass for third TD. Cobbs leads defense. coach Eyman Cobbs says team stronger this year. Vikings improve to 3 2 in league, prep to face Crest High.
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Pomona Junior High Wins South Title in Lopsided Rout
Pomona Junior High secured the South division title in the Franklin Osage County League with a 46 to 0 victory over Quenemo on Friday, advancing to next week's overall title game likely against Lyndon. Mark Laws scored three touchdowns, with two on the opening carries, and Ty Hogue Jim McFarland Lee Nitcher and Mike Miller contributed scores and plays.
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Broncos edge Wellsville 14 12 in Jayhawk clash
Wellsville shut Spring Hill’s water off after the first quarter and held on for a 14 12 victory in a Jayhawk League football clash. Spring Hill led 14 0 then was held scoreless rest of game as Wellsville scored both second quarter touchdowns and missed both extra points.
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Lyndon romps Melvern 38–0 in Osage County clash
Lyndon offense led by Lloyd Tiffany juked Melvern with an 88 yard kickoff return and two TD passes to Doug Anstaett while John White and Doug Piper added scoring runs. Tiffany also produced a 15 yard interception return for another TD as Lyndon moved to 5-1 while Melvern drops to 3-3. Lightle led Melvern with 58 rushing yards on 71 total.
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