Braves Triumph Over Panhandle A. and M. 27–2
Ottawa University Braves routed Panhandle A. and M. 27 to 2 in Goodwell Oklahoma on Saturday. Turning point came early in the second half as the Ottawans drove downfield after a kickoff to secure the decisive score. Ron Vaughn suffered a facial injury but is expected to be held from scrimmage during the next practice.
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Andree Praises Braves After Panhandle Battle Comeback
Coach Andree predicted readiness for Bethany game and lauded the Braves for a hard football effort in Oklahoma. He highlighted Leo Bowman for play calling, Benny Moor and Dick Schwartz for defensive work, including Schwartz recovering after being moved from his position. The team pressed to the top effort as the game wound down.
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Baylor dismisses five players after A&M loss
Baylor University coach George Sauer dismissed five players for training-rule violations after a 19-7 loss to Texas A&M. The action leaves Baylor facing Texas Christian with a must-win to stay in the Southwest Conference race. The expelled players include Jim Tay, Dugan Pearce, Dan Miller, Felix McKnight, and Catton Rawback. Caver may transfer after sitting out a year.
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Terps and Sooners Top AP Poll for Orange Bowl
Maryland and Oklahoma hold the top two spots in the AP college football poll as unbeaten powers gearing up for the Orange Bowl next January. Maryland leads with 62 first place votes across a 6-0 record, while Oklahoma follows at 5-0, close in points and separated by nine first place votes. Michigan drops after the pair advances.
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Wolverines Slip From No.1 In Weekly College Poll
Michigan 5 0 record drops to third with 1 433 points after a 14-13 comeback win over Minnesota while Maryland and Oklahoma top the poll. Navy remains 4th as Duke tumbles from 5th to 17th after losses to Pittsburgh. Notre Dame and Southern California crack the top 10, with UCLA and West Virginia rising.
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Bowling Scores Ladies Peagte Medal Day Highs 10 30
Bowling scores from Medal Day show top totals by players and lanes. Standouts include Whitacre 385 with 44, Chandler 373, Page 632, and Chapman 536 while teams such as Building & Loan and Anchor appear among high marks and lane leaders.
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Colorado Seeks To Extend Long Tiger Losing Streak
Colorado Buffaloes aim to rebound from a 56 21 defeat by Oklahoma and extend Missouri Tigers seven game losing skid under Don Faurot. The teams meet in Boulder as Iowa State faces Drake and Nebraska travels to Kansas. Missouri battles injuries and turnovers while seeking to avoid eight straight losses.
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Boxing Hall of Fame adds four 20s champions enshrined
New York ceremony honors Mickeys Walker Harry Greb Gene Tunney and Benny Leonard among four modern era inductees. The second annual election also includes six old timers and twenty four boxing stars recognized for their feats in the golden twenties and other eras.
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Ottawa Cyclones Prep for Leavenworth Clash
Ottawa high school Cyclones drill after a tough loss to Atchison as they prepare for Friday’s Leavenworth game. Leavenworth and Ottawa sit 0-2 in the Northeast Kansas League with Ottawa holding one win. Co captain George Kramer bruised but practicing. Fred Harder ankle ailment limits practice while expected to start. Harder Brill and Morris will share quarterback duties against Leavenworth.
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Duck Deducer in 1954 Hall of Fame picks four
An old timers committee of 20 Directors of the Hall of Fame selected four members for the 1954 class. The choices include Sam Langford, Wil Boston Tar Baby, Bendigo Thompson, Brit, and other greats such as Abe Attenham, Terry McGovern, Jos Walcott, and Barba.
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