OU B Team Soars Past Tabor 40 to 6 in Football Clash
Ottawa University’s junior varsity routed Tabor College 40 6 at Cook Field. QB Clarence Telford and Wade Exum each threw a TD, with Little Joe Pyles scoring twice. OU led 20 0 at half, finished with 212 rushing yards and 170 passing yards, while intercepting three passes.
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OU Kickers Top E State as Braves Win 2-1
Kambiz Behbahani, the leading scorer for Ottawa University, scored both goals as the Braves beat Emporia State 2-1 at Cook Field in a non conference match. Panayiotis Zavos answered for E state in the final period. Emporia's loss drops them to 0 3 on the season and OU improves to 1 4 1967. The Braves next host St Benedicts College at Cook Field at 7 30 p m Tuesday.
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Hockey Results and Upcoming Schedule Card
Sunday hockey results feature New York 3 Toronto 2 and Boston 4 Pittsburgh 2 while Detroit 5 Chicago 1 and California 2 Philadelphia 2. Upcoming Tuesday slate has New York at Los Angeles.
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Wondrous Hoosiers Grade Version Of The Red Sox
Indiana dominates with six straight wins and climbs in AP rankings after routing Arizona 42-7. Harry Gonso and Mike Perry spark Hoosiers with decisive drives and Jade Butcher ties an Indiana single season record with nine passes caught. USC, NC State, Georgia, Purdue, Tennessee and Wyoming also win to stay atop.
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Bowling Scores Sunday Hi Teens Deuces Wild-2
Bowling scores list numerous teams with high games and series. Notable entries include Bien 167 high, Yost 426, Salb 18 and 12, Foster 421, and Kramer 11 for multiple clubs such as King Pins 2 and Lucky Four O. Other teams include MIDGETS STRUGGLERS 2 and HILLBILIES 1 with varied scores.
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Raiders Dominate Chargers 51-10 in AFL Showdown
Oakland Raiders crushed San Diego 51-10 to seize first in the West as Daryle Lamonica guided the attack with a passing TD, a late run, and two QB changes bolstering a decisive third period. Jets rally past Patriots, Namath ties yardage mark. Kansas City thumps Denver 42 in a record West day.
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Chiefs Romp Signals Strong Push for AFL Title
Kansas City crushed Denver 52 to 9 as Hank Stram’s squad regained confidence and kept pace for the AFL race. Mike Garrett rushed for 102 yards, Buck Buchanan anchored the defense forcing three first-quarter fumbles, Len Dawson threw three TDs, and injuries dampened the Chiefs with several players sidelined including Willie Lanier who was hospitalized after collapsing in the first quarter. Kansas City holds a 4-0-3 record and faces the Jets in New York, needing help to reach a divisional crown.
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KU Runs Smack Dab Into Spotlight At Top Of Big 8
Kansas leads the Big Eight at 3-0 after a 10-7 upset win over Colorado. Oklahoma 2-0, Nebraska and Missouri tied for fifth at 1-2, and Kansas State visits Kansas as the race tightens. Key plays include Don Shank’s 47 yard punt return and Gary Ard and Ben Olsson receiving TD passes.
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Nicklaus Half In Half Out Wins Sahara Invite Title
Jack Nicklaus captured the Sahara Invitational in Las Vegas by a single half shot when only part of his final tee shot went out of bounds. He earned 71,270 plus 20,000 for the win, boosting his season total to 188,998.08 and moving ahead of Arnold Palmer in money winnings. Steve Spray finished second with 271 and 12,000, while Hugh Royer III was third at 276. Frank Beard, Rives McBee, and Terry Din tied for fourth at 277.
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Muskies Start Hustling After Fine To Beat Wildcats
The Minnesota Muskies, fined $25 per player for not hustling in a 115-91 loss to Anaheim, rebounded to defeat Kentucky 94-81 as Les Hunter and Mel Daniels scored 20 and 19. Cotton Nash led Kentucky with 16. In other ABA action, Oakland beat Anaheim 123-120, Los Angeles toppled Baltimore 118-105, Cincinnati defeated San Diego 108-99, and San Francisco crushed Chicago 125-105.
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