Air Force Rallies In Soccer Braves Can't Hold On
Air Force Academy overcame a 2-1 OU lead in regulation to win 3-2 in two overtimes at Colorado Springs. Narsinski scored the decisive 2OT goal after Ottawa, paced by Sapienza and Grgas, had led early. OU goalie Ed Knight made 17 saves as Ottawa fell in its first 1969 regular-season match. Wisconsin won the other tourney game 3-0 over Colorado College.
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Ottawa University Gold Run to 45-0 Scrimmage Victory
Ottawa University opened its Black and Gold intrasquad scrimmage at Cook Field with a new I formation and slot-based offense. The Gold varsity rolled to a 45-0 win, showing a straightforward rushing power and a sometimes effective passing attack as the focus of the night.
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Negro QB In Spotlight Jets Bills Open Season
Buffalo Bills start Jimmy Harris at quarterback becoming the first Black pro football quarterback to open a season. The Jets visit in a nationally televised AFL opener. Harris says he wants to be judged on ability, not color, as Buffalo trims two veterans for the role.
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Ottawa Country Club nine hole handicap pairing list
The women’s golf tournament at Ottawa Country Club lists pairings for Tuesday’s nine hole low ball handicap event: Fredeen Speer Gilroy. Moline Crawford Walker J Kramer. Wolgast Johnson Peters South. Foulks H Kramer Sheldon Malouf. For more information call CH 2 2106.
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Mets edge Pirates in 1-0 and 1-0 sweep to boost NL lead
Casey Stengel once called it amazing. The Mets extended their winning streak to nine, pulled 2½ games ahead of the Cubs, and reduced their magic number to 16 with 1-0 wins in both ends of a doubleheader over Pittsburgh. Koosman and Cardwell pitched masterful games as New York shut out the Pirates in the first game on three hits. Koosman also added his first RBI of the season with a fifth inning single off Bob Moose, his fourth hit of the year and his first against a pitcher other than Clay Kirby. Meanwhile the Cubs snapped an eight-game skid by beating St Louis 6-1, and others around the league included Montreal, Atlanta, San Francisco, and Los Angeles posting shutouts or decisive wins.
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Wellsville Faces Busy Jayhawk Schedule Ahead of season
Wellsville coach Mike Philpot, entering his second year, rebuilding after an 8-1 finish and second in the Jayhawk League, plans a faster, deeper squad despite losing five starters and six lettermen including All-Area fullback Gene Mower. Returning standouts include Rick O’Neil and Guy Barnett with strong track speed. The slate opens Sept 19 at home vs Gardner, then Baldwin, Eudora, Louisburg, Osage City, Spring Hill, Santa Fe Trail, Stanley, and Lyndon.
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Baldwin Bulldogs Reload After Major Senior Losses
Baldwin looks to rebuild after losing 21 seniors including nine starters. The Jayhawk League foes Wellsville Louisburg Baldwin Eudora Spring Hill and Stanley join in a tough schedule. Coach Merle Venable expects a smaller squad but a large freshman turnout with 37 newcomers ready to rise.
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