USC Stull Dominates in AP Top College Football Poll
Southern California remained unbeaten at 8-0 and kept the No. 1 ranking after a rugged 18-0 win over Oregon despite nine fumbles. Alabama moved up, Nebraska held at No. 3, and Michigan rose to No. 4 as Oklahoma and others followed.
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Big 8 Upset-Happy Coaches Predict Upsets Across Big Eight
Four underdog coaches in the Big Eight predict upsets over favored rivals. Colorado’s Eddie Crowder hails their chance at Nebraska, after previously toppling Oklahoma. Iowa State’s Johnny Majors backs a win over Oklahoma. Vince Gibson of Kansas State vows to beat Missouri after a 52-0 loss to Oklahoma. Kansas’ Don Fambrough says Kansas will rebound against Oklahoma, amid shift to new starters and lineup adjustments.
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City Bowling Scores Monday Night Ladies League Highlights
City leagues report scores and high series for clusters of teams at Nitcher s and Ottawa area lanes. Top performances include S Heckman 1717 high series, A Wilson 468 high game, V Ferguson 166 and 481 series, and C McDaniels 518 for First National. Other standout marks: H Tucker 202, Sible 496, Hammer 533, and Fritts 566 across multiple squads.
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Garnett Bull Dogs Claim Tri Valley Title In Dominant Victory
Garnett defeated Eureka 40 0 last Friday to claim its second Tri Valley League title in a row. Area Player of the Week Mark Boots rushed 208 yards on 28 carries and scored twice on short plunges, as Garnett remained unbeaten at 8 0 for the season.
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County Cross Country Schedule At Ottawa Meet
Ottawa Recreation Commission sets county cross country with 12 classes and medals for top 10 in each race. Events run at Ottawa High course south of Hillcrest Drive-In with races from 2 p.m. to 4:20 p.m. open to Franklin County residents.
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Pro Football Standings From Sunday Night Telecast
Nationally televised night games featured Atlanta at Los Angeles Chicago at Detroit Cincinnati at Pittsburgh Dallas at San Diego Denver at New York Giants Houston at Cleveland Miami at Buffalo New Orleans at Minnesota Oakland at Kansas City St Louis at Philadelphia San Diego vs Green Bay at Milwaukee Washington at New York Jets Monday game Baltimore at New England.
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OHS Player of the Week Pick for Rex Pope and Roy Jackson
The Herald selects Rex Pope and Roy Jackson as Ottawa High Player of the Week for leadership and blocking in the Cyclones 52 to 14 win over Argentine. The seniors combined to help Ottawa rush 447 yards with Pope at tackle and Jackson at guard clearing lanes for inside bursts and outside runs.
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Morton Wins As Dallas Stops Boo Birds For Lions
Dallas quarterback Craig Morton threw three touchdowns and engineered a 28-24 victory over Detroit, shrugging off early boos as Roger Staubach readies for a comeback. Morton connected with Billy Parks and Calvin Hill and set up Mike Montgomery, while Dallas limited pass attempts to control the clock. Lions coach Joe Schmidt noted Detroit’s offense but praised his squad’s effort as Dallas stayed near Washington in the NFC East race.
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Kilmer Steps In as Redskins' No 1 QB Again
Washington AP Billy Kilmer will again start at quarterback for the Redskins after Sonny Jurgensen injured his Achilles tendon in the win over the Giants. Jurgensen, 38, had surgery to repair a ruptured heel cord and faces 10 to 12 weeks in a cast plus 2 to 3 months of rehab.
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