OU Plays Park In Soccer Opener At Cook Field
Ottawa University opens its 1966 soccer season Friday at 7 30 p m against Park College in a McKan Conference match at Cook Field. The Braves, built around freshmen and veterans, hope for a stronger attack while Park, coached by Hal Henderson, mounts a veteran defense. Park beat OU 1 0 in overtime and 4 3 in 1965, and lost its MacLean opener 4 0 to St Benedict's. The starting lineup features six freshmen, a transfer student and four lettermen from 1965. Coach Bob Schoonover expects improved offense with new arrivals and notes OU will use a zone defense this year. A rules sheet will be distributed at the match.
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Sandy Macy
Richard Jackson
Richard Fiorentino
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Herman Gomez
Charles Hartman
Ben Martin
Leo Harris
Stan Hartman
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Newccomers
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Soccer Rules Digest From Historic Playbook
A detailed guide outlines eleven players per side and play by quarters, with kickoff rules, offside, fouls, direct and indirect free kicks, penalties, throw-ins, goal kicks, and corner kicks. It lists nine offenses, cautions, and retake provisions, preserving goalkeeper exceptions and field behavior.
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Lions, Cyclones Set For Friday Clash At Haskell Field
Lawrence, top ranked in state, visits Ottawa High at Haskell Stadium for a 7:30 p.m. game. Lawrence features senior QB Chip Maxwell and two strong fullbacks Ken White and Ron Mann, while Ottawa relies on QB Doug Underwood and a tough front but will miss Lee Van Fossan at defensive halfback. Ottawa adds four new players to the roster as they seek an upset against a Lions squad known for hard hitting defense and speed.
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White
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Ron Brady
Tim
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Haskell Field
KU Loses Bill Fenton In Big Eight Football
Missouri Kansas State and Nebraska emphasized kick ing games as Kansas coach Jack Mitchell reported Bill Fenton likely out for the season with a broken foot. Iowa State Oklahoma drilled ahead of Big Eight openers while Kansas, Missouri, and Nebraska prep for varied opponents. Coach Dan Devine indicated Roger Wehrli may miss Saturday but should be ready, while illinois game compares to KU’s eastern half contest.
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Ottawa High Cross Country Schedule Note Paola Triangular
Ottawa High unveils a fall cross country slate listing meets on Sept 24 at Paola for a triangular with Seaman on Sept 29 in Topeka, then Oct 4 Ottawa Invitational, Oct 11 at Turner, Oct 17 at Bonner Springs Quadrangular, Oct 20 EKL at Bonner Springs, and Oct 29 regional at Wamego.
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NHL Begins 20th Season In 50th Anniversary Kickoff
The National Hockey League starts its 50th anniversary season on Oct. 19 with the four U.S. teams opening three days earlier than the Canadian clubs. The 210 game schedule ends April 2 with all six teams playing. Chicago visits New York, Detroit hosts Boston in opening games. Montreal and Toronto open at home on Oct. 22 against Boston and New York.
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