Ottawa High Faces Turner in East Kansas League Tilt
After a 64-0 Chanute romp, Ottawa High must regroup amid lineup changes. Sophomore Bill Stauffer moves to safety, Robert Meyer shifts to offense, while Dennis Wieneke and Tim Brady are suspended. Turner, defending EXL champs, features QB Alan Swarts and a strong backfield as they chase league lead alongside Ottawa.
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Terry Ostmeyer
Ottawa High
Footeball
Cyclones
Chanute
OHL
Turner
Bill Stauffer
Robert Meyer
Dennis Wieneke
Tim Brady
Frank Honn
Emerson
Rusty Robert
Meyer
Golden Bears
Cyz Cere
Eod
Alan Swarts
Sledom
Swarts
George Graham
Mike Pretz
Tom Spalding
Bears
Ottawa
Bonner Springs
OHS
Bowling Scores From Various Leagues Reported
Bowling scores listed for multiple leagues with high games and series. Names include Weidner, Mohr, Wenthe, Tyson, Seitz, Simmons, Marks, Droddy, Wickman, Miller, Toumberlin, Seyler, Harrison, Breckenridge, Fritts, Scribner, Guyett, White, Liegerot, Reed, Stankard, Geldernick, Schmoe, Bryant. Local clubs include COMMERCIAL LEAGUE CRITES BODY SHOP and OTTAWA BUS SERVICE among others.
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Commercial League
Crites Body Shop
Weidner
BOB Knight Mobil Oil
G. Mohr
Todd Mobile Homes
Wenthe
Twilight League
Everett
T. Marks
Clary
Droddy
Wickman
Bennett Creamery
Miller
Lunger Oil Company
Guyett
Bike’s Burger Bar
White
Liegerot
MOORE
OLDS
J. Reed
Bonnie's Shoe Box
Stankard
LEE Company
Heckman
Geldernick
Naomi’s Tavern
Schmoe
Peoples Natioas Bank
Bryant
Hickman
Palmer battles for Sahara Invitational after rough first round
In Las Vegas Arnold Palmer trails leader George Bayer by 6 strokes after a 71 while Bayer posts 66 at Paradise Valley Country Club. Rounding out a tight pack at 67 are Ken Still Terry Dill Frank Beard Julius Boros Bo Wininger and Homer Blanc as Arnie’s Army watches his fate with 36 holes remaining. Jimmy Snyder wagers Palmer’s chances at 300.1 to win and 2-2 to qualify for the final rounds.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Arnold Palmer
Arnie
Nevada
Jimmy
Snyder
Palmer
George Bayer
Paradise Valley
Big George
Bayer
P. Palmer
Nicklaus
Oops
Jack
Ken Still
Terry Dill
Frank Beard
Julius Boros
Bo Wininger
Homer Blancas
Can You Kick New Line Forms Here in Pro Football
New York AP reports a field goal crisis in pro football with low kicking accuracy. NFL kickers have converted 94 of 199 attempts, 47 percent, down from 55 percent last season. AFL kickers are at 45 percent on 114 tries, below 52 percent in 1966. A few standouts above .500 include Jim Bakken, Tommy Davis, Sam Baker, Don Chandler, Mike Clark, George Blanda, Jim Turner, and Jan Stenerud. Denver and Miami have struggled with many attempts miss. Gene Mingo was released.
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New York
Ur Ah Sy
Peter Rere
Rene Pati Mie
NFL
AFL
Jim Bakken
St. Louis
Tommy Davis
San Francisco
Sam Baker
Philadelphia
Don Chandler
Green Bay
Mike Clark
Pittsburgh
George Blanda
Oakland
Jim Turner
New York Jets
Jan Stenerud
Kansas City
Denver
Val Pinchbeck
Miami
Gene Mingo
OU Harriers Defeat Washburn in Kansas Dual Meet
The defending conference champion Oklahoma University Harriers defeated Washburn University 20.35 in a dual meet at Topeka. Led by Bill Eld who won the four mile race in 22 minutes 10 seconds, OU claimed four of the top five spots. OU plans a Saturday cross country event at Parkville Missouri against Park College.
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AEM
Oly
Chame Pion
Kansas
Washburn University
Topeka
Bill Eld
Braves
Park College
Parkville
Fld
Gerry Benedict
Marshall Spade
Richard Hutchcraft
Osc Car Harris
Ted Geisert
Ted Davis
Richard Robertson
Bill Weber
Ted Uhriaub
Jim Lee
Dan McKee
Tigers Triumph In Second Half Rally Over Ottawa High
Lyndon Tigers beat Ottawa High 19614 at Orlis Cox Field with Lyndon rallying in the second half. Tony Girratono and Lloyd Tiffany starred for Lyndon, while Sam Wright blocked a kick and Tiffany connected on key passes. Doug Piper was out with an injury as Lyndon improved to 6-1, next facing Turner B at 6:30 p.m. Oct. 30.
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Douglas Underwood
Lyndon Tigers
Ottawa
Beteam Wedneseday
Tigers
Tony Girratono
Lloyd Tiffany
Bill Stauffer
Wilemer Thompson
Thompson
Orlis Cox Field
Girratono
Lyndon
Tiffany
Stauffer
Skip Nesbit
Sam Wright
John White
Doug Piper
Ted Brill
Merwin Wileson
Twisters
Turner
Boxing OHS Bout Files In Washington Thriller
Bobby Fos, 43, of Washington, knocked out Levan Roundtree, 178, of New York, in the 4th round at 20 seconds, 86 30.
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OHS
Washington
Bobby Fos
Ter
Levan Roundtree
New York
Colorado Buffaloes Open Big Eight Lead Despite Pass Defense Gap
Colorado, ranked third nationally with six wins, leads the Big Eight in standings despite weak pass defense. They beat Nebraska 21-16 and Nebraska, and host Oklahoma State in Boulder as injuries affect key players. Coach Crowder notes improved running game with Wilmer Cooks and John Farler possible to return.
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Boulder
Colo
Colorado
Buffaloes
Golden Herd
Oklahoma State
Kansas
Buffs
Nebraska
Lincoln
Eddie Crowder
Wizards
Buffalo Bandits
Iowa State
Cowboys
Crowder
Wilmer Cooks
John Farler
Buffalo
SBC Tops Braves In Soccer 3-0
St Benedicts College cruised to a 3-0 victory over Ottawa University in Atchison. Ron Horvath opened the scoring, with Mike McDonald and Tom Ward adding second quarter goals. SBC stays 6-1 in conference, 7-1-1 overall. OU drops to 0-3-1 in the conference, 4-4-1 overall. Ottawa, missing Kambiz Behbahani, received solid play from Dennis Pymm and Sal Sciara, while Eric Dreschler shut out the Braves in the second half. Ottawa next hosts Emporia State in a nonconference game at Cook Field Saturday night.
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St. Benedict’s College
Ottawa University
Atchison
Ron Horvath
Raven
Meehan
Braves
SEC
Mike McDonald
Tom Ward
Ravens
Bob Schoonover
Dennis Pymm
Sal Sciara
Kambiz Behbahani
Eric Dreschler
St. Benedict’s
SBC
Ottawa
Emporia State
Cook Field
NCAA Cracks Down On Five Schools
The NCAA Council issued rulings affecting Nebraska Mississippi State Michigan State Purdue and Bradley. Mississippi State is barred from postseason competition through 1969 for recruiting and financial violations. Nebraska receives a repr mand and censure for $600 auto repair payment linked to a prospective student athlete. Michigan State Purdue and Bradley are restored to good standing after probation for improper recruiting practices and improper financial aid.
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National Collegiate Athletic Association Council
The
NCAA
Nebraska
Mississippi State
Michigan State
Purdue
Bradley
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Ron Matthews
Matthews
Sel Turner
Rosedale
Olathe
Bonner
Kansas Telephone CO
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Seitz
Texaco
F. Simmons
Don’s Royal Cleaners
Strickland
Bent Fender
Toumberlin
Seyler
Figgins
Farm Bureau Insurance
Harrison
Breckenridge
Grogan Service
Ogle
First National Bank
Fritts
Pizza Village
Scribner
OU Harriers
Washburn
Kramer
Lyndon Downs Twisters
U.S.A
Malott
Nebraska Donnybrook
Kirk Tracy
Motorola
Standard Encyclopedia
Gambles
Boy Scout Dept
Uassmer
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