Ottawa Braves Edge Southwestern 13-7 in Kansas clash
Ottawa Braves narrowly defeated Southwestern 13 to 7 as Herb Sutton dashed 43 yards for the early score and Stan Bettin connected on a key pass to Sutton. Ottawa, tied for first in the Kansas Conference, improved to 6-0. Southwestern dropped to 3-3 with multiple stalled drives and a blocked field goal.
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St Benedicts Leads CIC Grid Race In Kansas Football
St Benedicts, Ottawa, and Baker remain top names as St Benedicts beat Washburn 37-14 to seize sole CIC lead. Pittsburg upset Fort Hays 44-7, Emporia State edged by Omaha 7-0, Baker routed McPherson 25-7 with Paramore scoring thrice. Ottawa and Baker face McPherson and Bethany next, while Bethel, Friends, and Sterling also won or played Saturday.
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National Pro Football Race Is Upside Down
The Colts dropped to third in the West after a 30-17 loss to the Lions. The Packers overwhelmed the 49ers 41-14, while the Bears tied the Rams 24-24. Philadelphia upset Cleveland 31-29, moving the Eagles into second in the East behind idle New York. Others included Dallas’s fifth straight loss to St. Louis, Washington and Pittsburgh in a 27-27 tie.
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Blanda Sets Records In New League Action
Veteran George Blanda powered the Houston Oilers to an Eastern Division lead in the AFL with four touchdown passes, a rushing score, and six conversions in a 42-26 win over New York. He leads the league with 69 points and has 11 TD passes this season. Injuries marred the Jets game as Dorow and Jamieson suffered injuries. Denver moved into sole Western lead with a 31-24 win over Boston while Buffalo routed Oakland 38-9.
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Long Sooner Reign Could End Saturday
The Big Eight race tightens as Oklahoma hosts no. 5 Missouri while Colorado and Missouri lead 3-0 atop the standings. Oklahoma aims to rebound after a 49-7 win over Kansas State, with Kansas tying Oklahoma 13-13 earlier and Colorado beating Nebraska 19-6. Kansas faces Iowa in Iowa City, Oklahoma State hosts Iowa State, and Kansas State meets Minnesota in Minneapolis.
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Big Oscar Shines as Royals Top Hawks in Win
Cincinnati AP Larry Foust doubted Oscar Robertson would excel in pro basketball before the season. He proved him wrong with 32 points and setup plays as Cincinnati Royals beat Atlanta 114-103, extending their unbeaten streak to four and keeping them atop the NBA Western Division. Bob Boozer and Robertson steady the team under pressure, while Phil Jordon bounced back with 28 points in Saturday's 119-117 win over New York. last night he had eight points but focused on defense with 10 rebounds.
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Grade Teams To Play Under Lights
Hawthorne and Field remained undefeated after last Saturday’s grade school football games. Hawthorne beat Garfield 6 to 0 and Field beat Lincoln 21 to 7, setting up a Saturday 9 a.m. showdown between Hawthorne and Field. Orris Cox announced an exhibition at Cook Field tomorrow night with each team playing every other in one quarter from 7 p.m.
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Hawks Favored To Win Big Eight In 1961 62
Kansas Jayhawks are picked by coaches to capture the Big Eight title with Kansas State close behind after their preseason meeting. Jayhawks rely on Wayne Hightower and Bill Bridges with Jerry Gardner and Dee Ketchum. Kansas State, led by Cedric Price and a strong junior group, is runner up with Oklahoma third as the league forecasts unfold.
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Iowa State Colorado Missouri Oklahoma State and Nebraska
Iowa State, Colorado, Missouri, Oklahoma State and Nebraska feature in a list arranged in that order, indicating teams or participants likely in a conference, tournament, or standings sequence. The item denotes a specific lineup or grouping without additional context or outcomes.
Bowling Scores Mixer Upp ers Hughes at Keigh 10
Score roundup lists bowlers Hughes Pogue Nalley Robertson Schnoke Gilborn Christie Liegerot Downing with series and game totals. High marks noted for Hughes 181 Pogue 239, Nalley 599, Robertson 584, Christie 537, and others across 10-30 blocks.
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