Ottawa U Braves Meet McPherson In Homecoming Clash
Ottawa University the Braves host McPherson College in a key homecoming game. Ottawa ranked 14th by the NAIA faces a Bulldogs team boasting strong defense and a shaky quarterback situation. Key players include OU's Leonard Scheufler and Rich Bannon for McPherson, with injuries affecting both sides as conference standings remain tight.
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Chiefs Hope To End Poor Home Showings
Kansas City kicks off a four game home slate Sunday vs Houston. The Chiefs, 6-2-1, lead the AFL West at 52, aim to snap poor home results amid a big crowd forecast near 35 000. Houston, 3-4, features strong defense and a bigger line led by Ladd and Holmes, with Blanda seeking late heroics against KC.
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Clay's Mouth In Shape
Louisvill e crowd of 4,295 saw Cassius Clay in an exhibition bout with Doug Jones. Clay displayed dazzling speed and footwork, stayed in the ring after six rounds, and apologized to fans for not ending it sooner. He predicted no heavyweight could match his speed.
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K State-Hopes For Edge In Bid To End Kansas Drought
In Manhattan Kansas State relies on a strong passing attack led by sophomores Nossek and Jones to halt 10 straight losses to Kansas. The game features a key aerial duel, a heavy running threat from Cornelius Davis and Don Shanklin, and a pursuit to balance the series as Weaver’s seventh Wildcat offense seeks victory.
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Hawks Bid Falls Short
The Cincinnati Royals held on for a 121-118 victory over St. Louis after a late rally by the Hawks, as coach Jack McMahon recalled the starters with a 25-point lead evaporating. Boston crushed Chicago 123-100 for its fourth straight win.
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