Ottawa High and Lawrence Lions renew grid clash Friday
Ottawa High faces archrival Lawrence Lions at Cook Field in a game with near equal size and speed but Lawrence a defending state champion and No. 1 team. Ottawa aims to prove its strength after a 38-0 opener, relying on a beefed up offense and solid defense to counter Lawrence speed and poise. The game starts at 7:30 p.m. on the Ottawa University campus with SPI predicting a 43 point underdog tag for Ottawa.
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Ottawa High
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OHS
Perormance
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Ottawa University
Carlton Limboed By Cookie Rojas In Phillies Win
Steve Carlton struck out a season high 16 as he lost 4 3 to 1 to Philadelphia. Cookie Rojas drove in the tie breaking run with a fourth inning single and scored on a seventh inning double. Other NL scores: Giants 5 Cubs 1, Dodgers 4 Mets 3, Reds 9 Braves 4, Astros 5 Pirates 4. Short and Drysdale pitched well for the winners.
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Don Drysdale
Los Angeles
Mets
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Houston
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Jen Wynk
Doug Rader
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Raiders Linebacker Dan Conners Is AFL Defensive Player of the Week
Dan Conners, Oakland Raiders middle linebacker, earned the AFL Defensive Player of the Week after recovering two fumbles in a 35-7 win over Boston. The two-time defender also called signals as Oakland’s defense allowed just seven points in two games, while Conners recalled his difficult winter in St. Marys, Pennsylvania, and his move from Miami and Oakland to the carbon job and back home.
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Bowling Scores from Commercial League Standings
Bowling scores listed for Todd's Mobile Homes, Knight's Mobil, Don's Royal Cleaners, Kansas Telephone Co, Texaco, Crites Body Shop, Wednesday Night Ladies, Peoples National Bank, Lunger Oil Co, Lee Company, Grogan Service, Moore's Chevolds, Naomi's Tavern, Pizza Village, First National Bank, Bikes Burger Bar, Bonnie's Shoe Box, Twilight League, Clary's Shoes, Bent Fender Body Shop, Farm Bureau Insurance, Bennett Creamery, Ottawa Bus Service, Everett's Barber Shop. High games and series reported for each entrant.
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Schaub
McAuliffe
Don’s Royal Cleaners
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Strickland
Kansas Telephone Co
Lemon
Hall
Texaco Inc
Beuge
Simemons
Simmons
Crites Body Shop
Crites
Weidener
Ladies Peoples National Bank
Smith
Lunger Oil CO
Guyett
LEE Company
Bell
Grogan Service
Wolgast
Moore's
Chevolds
Hagelin
Naomi's Tavern
Schmoe
Pizza Village
Reddick
First National Bank
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Liegerot
Bonnie's Shoe Box
Stankard
Twilight League
Clary’s
Droddy
Wickman
Bent Fender Body Shop
Toumberlin
Farm Bureau Insurance
Harrison
Fans greet Cardinals at airport in rain
About 1 000 fans crowded Lambert Airport to welcome the St. Louis Cardinals home after clinching the NL pennant. Orlanda Cepeda emerged to cheers as six officers escorted him through a packed terminal. Manager Red Schoendienst spoke in the rain, declining to discuss the AL race.
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Baseball scores and standings snapshot from leagues
National League standings show St Louis on top with San Francisco Cincinnati Chicago Philadelphia and Pittsburgh in pursuit. Results: San Francisco 5 Chicago 1. Philadelphia 3 St Louis 1. Los Angeles 4 New York 3. Cincinnati 9 Atlanta 4. Houston 5 Pittsburgh 4. American League leaders Minnesota and Boston tied at 87 wins. Upcoming games include Atlanta at St Louis. Houston at New York. Philadelphia at Los Angeles. Chicago at St Louis. Pittsburgh at San Francisco.
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San Jose State cancels football game over threats
President Robert D. Clark canceled San Jose State College's game with the University of Texas at El Paso after a meeting with administrators. He said threats from outside the college community could endanger students, parents and friends at Spartan Stadium. Athletic officials denied discrimination claims, and coach Harry Anderson said the 11 Black players were satisfied with conditions.
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Calif
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San Jose State College
University of Texas, el Paso
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Spartan Stadium
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Spartan
Robert Bronzan
Harry Anderson
Softball Meet Catching Up in Springfield AP report
The men s World Softball Tourney aimed to resume with four games after rainouts. Defending champion Clearwater faced St Paul in the losers bracket opener, Seattle met Dallas in another losers bracket game, and the lone unbeaten teams Mountain View and Aurora were set to clash Thursday night.
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Mountain View
Calif
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Ill
Yaz and Kaline Lead Hot AL Roundup
Al Kaline hit his 25th homer in the first as Detroit beat Texas. Carl Yastrzemski homered in the sixth and had four hits in a 5 4 Boston win over Cleveland, tying the Red Sox with Minnesota for the AL lead. Minnesota beat Kansas City 6 2, Chicago beat California 6 4, Baltimore swept Washington in two games. Dean Chance earned his 19th, Tommie Agee drove in three for Chicago, and Harmon Killebrew plated two for Minnesota.
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Angels
San Diego State Holds Top AP Rank in 1967 Poll
The Associated Press ranking names San Diego State as No. 1 in the initial 1967 poll with eight first place votes and 113 points. Tennessee State is runner-up, followed by North Dakota State and Waynesburg. Weber State, Northwestern Louisiana, West Chester, Arkansas State and Texas A and M Florida A&M fill the top ten.
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West Chester
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Rudolph Seeks Thunderbird Title Despite Back Pain
Mason Rudolph, 33, heads to Montclair CC in Clifton for the Thunderbird Classic defending champion status with a new putter and a sore back. He finished tied for third in Philadelphia, earning $6,160, after recent wins with an Arnold Palmer model. Jack Nicklaus and Billy Casper led the pro-am with 68s as weather forecasts hinted at a sunny Little Brown Jug day in Delaware, Ohio.
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Mason Rudolph
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Philadelphia
Dalton
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Billy Casper
Upper
Montclair Country Club
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