Southwestern Upsets Ottawa to End OU Streak 20-13
Southwestern College toppled Ottawa University 20-13 on homecoming Saturday, ending OU’s 19-game KCAC winning streak. The Builders capitalized on OU fumbles and passes intercepted, with Melvin Schasteen and Dennis Cavalier guiding a run-oriented attack for 329 total yards. Ottawa’s defense struggled despite a game effort, as Southwestern moved ahead late and sealed the upset in a three-way KCAC standings tie.
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KCAC Football Standings Shaken After Upsets and Near Tie
In a turbulent KCAC weekend, Southwestern upset Ottawa 20-13 and College of Emporia beat Sterling 14-7 creating a threeway lead with 5-1 records. Ottawa’s 19game win streak ended. Baker beat McPherson 38-6, Friends beat Bethany 20-7, and Kansas Wesleyan crushed Bethel 46-0. Fort Hays State and Pittsburg State won conference games as nonconference action also rolled. Next slate features key showdowns with Emporia at Pittsburg and Washburn at Omaha, while Fort Hays travels to Southern Colorado Saturday night. Doane beat St Mary of the Plains 27-6. St Mary 2-5, hosting New Mexico Western next.
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Hockey Results From Sunday Scores
New York defeated Toronto 1 to 0 while Montreal beat Boston 3 to 2 and Chicago topped Detroit 4 to 1 in Sunday hockey results across the league.
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Chiefs use onside kicks trigger Denver chaos
Kansas City defeated Denver 56-10 in an AFL game as Hank Stram's onside kicks after two late touchdowns provoked South Stand anger. Fans hurled debris while KC gained 614 yards, 380 rushing, Bert Coan four TDs, six interceptions by KC defense, and a first-place position in the AFL West.
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Bad Boy Bert Coan fuels Chiefs 56 10 win over Denver
AFL roundup credits Bert Coan with three rushing TDs and a 19 yard receiving score as Kansas City routs Denver 56 10 to move into first in the Western Division. Coan totaled 111 rushing yards and boosted his season tally amid a high scoring day for other AFL teams including Boston and Miami.
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OU Harriers Split Weekend Meets in Cross Country
Ottawa University split a weekend cross country schedule, losing to Park College in Parkville, Missouri, 25 30, and beating Southwestern in Winfield, Kansas. Park results show Waters won in 20 08, Benedict placed third for OU in 20 28, with Hatchcraft fourth and DeFreese second for OU in the 3 mile race. OU then defeated Southwestern 23 34 at Winfield, led by DeFreese second in 15 47, Benedict third, Hatchcraft fourth, and Jackson sixth. Ottawa heads to Forest Park to face Baker University.
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