Ottawa High Cy clones add air game to clocked offense
Ottawa High’s 1967 football squad, led by coach J. W. Emerson, returns 18 lettermen and aims to blend a passing attack with the ground game. Quarterback Doug Underwood anchors a balanced backfield, while a veteran line and stout defense promise a more versatile, faster Cyclones outfit. Season opens September 15 at Pittsburg with a schedule including Lawrence, Washburn Rural, and Sunrise, as Ottawa eyes an improved attack and stronger defensive play.
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Gary Sheffield
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Frenzy of late-season surges swings AL pennant race
Ken Harrelson powered Boston with four runs including a homer and a triple as the Red Sox beat Chicago 10-2 to stay in first place. Harmon Mathews faltered for Detroit in a 5-4 loss to Minnesota, with two first-inning errors helping the Twins. California and New York also won, while San Francisco and St. Louis dominated in the NL. Harrelson expressed fondness for Fenway, describing a celebratory night in Boston.
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Baseball Scoreboard National League standings and games
The National League standings show St. Louis leading with 84 wins and 51 losses, followed by Cincinnati, Chicago, San Francisco, Philadelphia, Atlanta, Pittsburgh, Los Angeles, Houston, and New York. Today's games include New York at Chicago and Philadelphia at Pittsburgh among others.
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Ottawa University Football Tickets Go On Sale
Season tickets for Ottawa University football go on sale at 9 a.m. next Thursday at Wassmer's Clothing Store. A five game package of reserve seats costs $10 while single game reserved seats are $2.50.
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Rams Triumph Over Chiefs in Comeback Thriller
Los Angeles Rams rally from 24 13 halftime deficit to beat Kansas City Chiefs 44 24 at Memorial Coliseum. Roosevelt Grier injures right leg tendon and faces surgery, costing him time. Roman Gabriel connects on a 40 yard TD pass and a 62 yard score to spark the surge, while Less Josephson adds a 55 yard run to seal the game. Chiefs place standout Otis Taylor and Chris Burford each contribute, with Beathard and Stenerud also prominent. Bears top Cardinals 42 14 in another Friday night exhibition as Gale Sayers breaks loose for a 72 yard TD.
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