Big Eight Title At Stake In Boulder Showdown
The No 1 Oklahoma Sooners travel to Boulder to meet undefeated Colorado as the Big Eight title race heats up. Colorado is riding five straight wins after a 27 16 victory over Nebraska, while Oklahoma dominates league play with a 4 0 mark. Kansas, Missouri, Kansas State and Iowa State also feature in the tight conference slate.
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Bowling Bits: top scores at Ottawa and Royal T Lanes
Leona Jones led Ottawa Bowl with 109 high game and 610 series while Eunice Strickland topped the 819 series and 190 game. Virginia Hoffman hit 234 high game at Royal T Lanes and Ruth Mocks had 667 series. Moore Chevrolet leads with 31 wins and 16,033 pins. Susan Wolgast tops average at 175. Twenty Ottawans enter Lawrence district tournament November 2 as Victory Leagues fund Disabled Veterans. Masquerade Bow looms.
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Rasslers In Wild Matches Feature War Cloud Victory
In Ottawa Armory a main event saw Chief Sunt War Cloud defeat Bob Glogle after a rough battle that sparked in-ring brawls and fan interference. Earlier, Jerome Zachery and Trish Tim Fogarty dueled to a disqualification, with Fogarty winning as tempers flared and a spectator threatened violence.
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Private Nuclear Fuel Boosted
Delegates at a four day atomic power conference in Columbia Missouri agreed private industry should own nuclear fuel. They noted current rules permit only government borrowing and urged private fuel for research and development by power companies, with scientists educators and power company officials in attendance.
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Only Four Teams In Major Ranks Unbeaten
Four major college football teams remained undefeated as RSU and Colorado faced tough tests. LSU meets Mississippi in Baton Rouge with the winner likely earning the Sugar Bowl bid and a step toward the SEC title. Rutgers and Colorado also held share of the unblemished group, with Colorado facing Oklahoma while Rutgers looked to beat Delaware.
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