Halloween Week Elevates Big College Showdowns
Halloween schedule pits top teams against rivals as Ohio State visits Iowa in a Big Ten clash while Notre Dame meets Navy in Philadelphia. Alabama faces Mississippi State with Joe Namath possibly out, and strong quarterbacks drive key matchups as leaders may shift in the weekend turmoil.
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Pomona 34 Burlingame 0 in Osage County League clash
Pomona Indians crushed Burlingame 34 to 0 as Mundy and Collins produced key touchdowns and Parker paced with 149 rushing yards. The win keeps Pomona and Overbrook tied atop the Osage County League with spotless records.
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Ottawa Cyclones Stun Turner For ERL Title Bid
Ottawa Cyclones win 13 6 over Turner on a late 26 yard halfback pass from Terry Davis to Dan Woodward after a tight fourth quarter. Ottawa’s defense forced turnovers and stops, while Turner’s drive stalled on several fourth downs as the Bears fall to 2 1 in ERL play.
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Baldwin 26 Spring Hill 0 in Little Seven clash
Baldwin Wildcats defeated Spring Hill 26 to 0, taking early 7-0 lead on Wayne Jackson 24-yard TD run, then 13-0 after Mark Biddle 8-yard score. Fred Purvis and David Nutt added a 78-yard TD pass, Biddle extra point, final 20-0 lead, and Jackson sealed with a 15-yard TD run. Baldwin tied for league lead with Gardner, both undefeated.
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Ottawa Cross Country Beats Baker 39 21 at Forest Park
Ottawa University won the dual cross country meet defeating Baker 39 to 21 at Forest Park. Individual winner was Baker's John Njoroge with 16:30 for three miles. OU counted five runners in the top seven led by Darrell Randall second and Harold Bryant, Jerry Benedict, Carl Wusterbath, and Dick Jackson following. The Braves earned their second cross country dual victory this fall.
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Nine Of Top Ten Post Victories
Nine of the top 10 Kansas high school football teams won Friday night. Lawrence Lions remained No. 1 with a 27 12 win over Wyandotte, marking their 30th straight victory and 78 wins in 80 games. Washington beat Topeka 27 7, dropping the Tigers from eighth in the poll.
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Osage County grid scores and league results
In OSAGE COUNTY LEAGUE action Overbrook beat Carbondale 20 6 while Osage City defeated Council Grove 39 7 in a non-league tilt. EASTERN KANSAS LEAGUE Ottawa edged Turner 13 6 and Rosedale shut out Bishop Miege 14 0 in non league play. Argentine won 31 19 over Bonner Springs NSM North 19, Olathe 6 in non league. LITTLE SEVEN LEAGUE Eudora 12 0 Louisburg, Osawatomie 41 0 Desoto, Gardner 11 0 Wellsville.
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Boxing Results From Syracuse Bout Ends Loudly
The Associated Press reports Billy Anderson of Doylestown Pennsylvania defeated Billy Backus of Canastota New York by outpoint in a ten round boxing bout held in Syracuse New York.
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