Lawrence Lions Blank Ottawa Cyclones 33 to 0
Lawrence Lions dominated Ottawa Cyclones 33 to 0 on a muddy Lawrence field. Gary Ray rushed 11 times for 73 yards and 61 receiving yards, with Halley Kampschroeder connecting on a 30-yard pass to Ray for the opening score. Ottawa struggled to move the ball with five completions for 49 passing yards and two rushing yards, while Lawrence used a sharp ground game and timely plays to seize control.
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Lawrence Lions
Ottawa Cyclones
Lawrence
Ottawa
Pittsburg
Cyclones
Lion
Gary Ray
Alan Rybolt
Roger
Bill Ferguson
Charles Minckley
Lions
Halley Kampschroeder
Ray
Ray Dunn
Jim Pilch
Steve Saunders
Steve Pine
Dunn
Kampschroeder
Mike Browning
Rod Taylor
Taylor
Roger Ferguson
Saunders
Kamp
Ottawa Lawrence
Ccee Ee
Marysville gains safety after Temple interception return miscue
Tommy Temple of Marysville intercepted a Smith Center pass then ran 50 yards the wrong way, resulting in a safety as Marysville won 27-2. Lawrence dominated Ottawa, building a 33-0 lead by late third quarter with multiple touchdowns and successful extra points.
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Marysville
Kan
Tommy Temple
Smith
Temple
Bowler Bill Wenthe Stars In Ottawa Bowling League Record
Secretary Bill Wenthe posts a 254 game and 607 series in the Dynamic League at Ottawa Bowl boosting Lee's Cafe to the top record. Royal T, Parmelee, and other teams post wins in the Friday Night Ladies League as W Hoffman and S Swinehart lead scorers with multiple high games and series.
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Bill Wenthe
Ottawa Men’s Bowling Association
Bill
W. W
Whitacre
D. Heckman
Lee’s
G. Whitacre
Royal T
Partmelee
W. Hoffman
Helen and
Ottawa Bowl
B. Spatz
Peace Food Center
Independents
S. Swinehart
Kramer
Wills Cafe
Peace Five
Tony van Leiden
L. Wichman
Briscoe Drugs
J. Clark
Reno, Inc
Harry Smith Auto Supply
White
Furniture
Smith Auto Supply
Nighthawks
Helen and Bill's Cafe
Pence’s Food Center
D. Richeson
Parmelee
Betty McKinley
Betty Walker
Drofs
Wills Case
C. Hensick
Gambles
M. Cady
Fairmont
D Bryant
Brunswick
McCracken
Jal Bees
Hubbard Lumber
First National Bank
Helen and Bill's
Cave
Ianes
Mobile Home Service
Eanes Lee's
Ottawa Building & Loan
Baldwin
Betty B's
Nitcher
Elks Theese
Nighthawk Dynamic Russ & Pat
W. Whitacre
B. Dixon Shaneeeeee
J. Jaster Freeda
White's
Lee’s Cafe
Miller
Heckman
F. Smith Bee
J. Martin Onase
Eh, Lawrance
D. Richeson Seven
H. Thrasher Sreen
M. Renoeneeenne
T. Marks Ae
Aoe
M. Balste
HM. Thompson T. van Leiden
Harry
Inters Supply
Whi Bowes
D. McIntire
Keen Co
DeVore Taeeeee
F. Kaub
QD. Toumberlin
W. Troute
D. &Killing Seseneese
J Funkee
Ferguson Tyeer
W. Lewis
Ard & A
R. Crawford
Try For All-Star Pin Tourney Opens In Kansas City
The national BPAA All-Star bowling tournament will be in Kansas City January 16 to 26, 1963. Ottawa bowlers can enter October eliminations for berths with men at Olathe October 20–21 and women at Topeka October 27–28. Top eight in each gender advance to state finals at McPherson November 3–4, with cash prizes. Three men and two women from the state advance to Kansas City. Ottawans can get details at Ottawa bowling alleys.
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Kansas City
Ottawa
Olathe
Topeka
McPherson
Wellsville Eagles Stop Baldwin For 14 13 Victory
In a Little Seven clash at Wellsville, a fourth quarter safety sealed a 14 13 win for the Eagles over Baldwin. Wellsville built a 12 6 lead at halftime, then stifled Baldwin in the second half to move 1 0 1 in league play and set up a key game at Eudora next Friday night.
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Wellsville
Wellsville Eagles
Baldwin Bulldogs
Eagle
Baldwin
Larry Holmes
Bulldogs
Larry
Larry Triplett
Larry Foote
Kenny Bailey
Robert Stauffer
Eagles
Overbrook
Eudora
Joe Ruttman
Gary Rader
Monty Green
Monty
John Gottstein
Jackson
Stauffer
Bailey
Foote
Richard Murray
Ruttman
David Beasley
Rader
Green
Coughlin
Osage City
Baker University
Easton Runs Past Quenemo 34 19 in Muddy Battle
Easton outgunned Quenemo 94 19 on a muddy gridiron as Gordon Bosker and Ed Sass sparked the visitors with multiple scores. Quenemo, led by Jim Gragg with two long kickoff return and rushing TDs, wraps up the effort with a late period rally. Quenemo set to meet Edgerton at 8 p.m. Friday Sept 27.
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Quenemo
Easton
Devine Montoya
Quenemo High
Jim Gragg
Ben Lewis
Lewis
John Parks
Ed Sass
Sloan
R. Jones
Bosker
Sass
Edgerton
Pennant Race At A Glance
Standings show Los Angeles leading with 99 wins and 55 losses, San Francisco 96–58, Cincinnati 94–62. GB margins 3 and 6. Remaining games split by home and away with series against St Louis Houston Pittsburgh Philadelphia, detailing six or two game blocks at each venue.
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W.L Pet. G.B
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Houston
St. Louis
ST Louis
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
NBA Standings and Home Away Records Summary
The record shows W L Pet for New York 91 64 .587 Minnesota 87 69 .558 4% Los Angeles 83 71 .539 with home and away splits. New York and Minnesota list series by opponents and counts, noting home wins and away losses against Chicago Baltimore Cleveland Detroit and others.
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W. L. Pet. G.B
New York
Minnesota
Los Angeles
Washington
Chicago
Baltimore
Cleveland
Detroit
Fight On Closed TV At KC For Patterson Liston Bout
The Floyd Patterson Sonny Liston heavyweight title fight on September 25 will be shown on closed circuit TV at the Saxon Theater and American Royal building in Kansas City. Tickets are $3.50, $4.50, $5.50, with a $10 VIP seat at the Saxon. about 9,000 tickets are on sale. Doors open 7:30 p.m. and the bout starts at 8:30 p.m.
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Floyd Patterson
Sonny Liston
Saxon Theater
American Royal
Kansas City
Main
Saxon
Fosmire Faces Ortega in Boston TV Welterweight Fight
Seventh ranked Bo Fosmire of Revere clashes with veteran Gaspar Ortega of Tijuana in a nationally televised 10 round welterweight bout at Boston Arena. Fosmire has 17 straight pro wins, with notable foes Charlie Scott and Stefan Redl. Ortega, a seasoned 100 plus fight veteran, is unranked but has been in and out of the ratings. The bout airs on TV Channel 9 at 9.
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Boston
Bo Fosmire
Revere
Gaspar Ortega
Tijuana
Mexico
Boston Arena
Fosmire
Charlie Scott
Philadelphia
Stefan Redl
New England
Ortega
Scott
High School Football Scores From Kansas and Missouri
Lawrence defeated Ottawa 33 0 and Topeka edged Shawnee Mission North 27 7. Other results include Olathe 19 Paola 7, Garnett 60 0, Wellsville 14, Baldwin 13, Belton Missouri 6 Osawatomie 0, Independence 6 Ft Scott 0, Leavenworth Highland Park postponed, Coffeyville 6 Columbus 6 tie, Manhattan 26 Wichita Campus Hayden 15, Seaman 7, Shawnee Mission East 20 Topeka West 14, Sumner 21 Bonner Springs 6, Turner 19 Shawnee Mission West 0, Washburn Rural 27 Atchison Osage City Haskell 0. Tonganoxie 85 Olathe School for Deaf 0, DeSoto 19 Spring Hill 12, Eudora 26 Gardner 0.
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Independence
Ft. Scott
Topeka
Shawnee Mission North
Leavenworth
Highland Park
Coffeyville
Columbus
Manhattan
Wichita
Hayden
Seaman
Shawnee Mission East
Topeka West
Sumner
Bonner Springs
Turner
Shawnee Mission West
Washburn Rural
Atchison
Osage City
Haskell
Tonganoxie
Olathe School For Deaf
DeSoto
Spring Hill
Eudora
Gardner
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John MacDonald
Herald
Robert Gray
Halback
Eddie Davidson
Browning
Butch Larios
Cyclone
Leonard Vann
Paul
Schroeder
Pine
N. Main
Dick Hedges Bulldogs
Lansing
Jim Wright
Bulldog
Bill Coughlin
Wayne Jackson
Gordon Bosker
Poly” Sloan
Gillette
West 4Th St
Sam
Tire & Supply Inc
Asse
Saffron Glass Co
Dean Berlin
Bob Fosmire
Bob Robbins
Agent Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Company Res
S. Main
Bos
MGM
Cinemascope
Metrocolor Sun
Hillcrest Drive-in
Kansas
Jersey
Guernsey
David Bradley
Allis Chalmers
A.C
I.H.C
Ford
Coronado
Crosley
Universal Electric
John F. Oshel
Myers Bros
First National Bank of Ottawa
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