Manhattan Routs Ottawa in damp Cook Field clash
Manhattan Indians ground out a 24-6 victory over the Ottawa High Cyclones after a scoreless first quarter. Key plays included Bill Lowman scoring twice, solid defense limiting Ottawa to two threats, and several blocked extra points shaping a windy night on the field. Next Friday Ottawa visits Highland Park in the Northeast Kansas League opener.
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Ottawa High Cyclones
Cook
Cyclones
Manhattan
Bob Lewis
Mickey Reed
Ottawa
Indians
Bill Lowman
Lowman
Rod Moyer
Ed Dissinger
Dissinger
Gary Bennett
Bob Rammes
Roger Ferguson
Rammes
Milo Ransopher
Sagain
Gary Jones
Reusch
Paul Stephens
Stephens
Lewis
Jeeper
Reed
Lowmann
Highland Park
Scotties
Leavenworth
Ottawa Woman's Golf Association Luncheon Pairings
The Ottawa Woman's Golf Association holds its regular luncheon at 1 p.m. Tuesday at the Country club. Pairings listed include H. Kramer and Young, Foulk and Fredeen, Sheldon, Peters and Elder, Hodson, Sloan and Crawford, and Mrs. Rose Hodson who won the golf ball last week. Reservations may be made by calling CH2-3635 or CH2-2022.
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H. Kramer
Young
Foulks
Fredeen
Sheldon
Peters
Elder
Hodson
Sloan
Crawford
Rose Hodson
Pomona Pirates Rally to Edge Williamsburg in Thriller
Pomona Pirates beat Williamsburg Panthers 19 to 15 in an eight man grid thriller rain shortened game. Key plays included Jim Goracke’s 59 yard kickoff return, Jerry Bolton’s 23 yard run, and a decisive 53 yard touchdown pass from Ralph Nelson to Bolton. Williams burg briefly led 15 to 12 before Pomona’s late payoff in the fourth quarter. Richard Fritts halted Williamsburg’s final drive at Pomona’s 10 with seconds remaining.
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Williamsburg
Utes
Panther
Pirates
Jim Goracke
Ralph Nelson
Larry Anderson
Ned Bethell
Larry Sheffer
Panthers
Jim Milliken
Terry Thornbrugh
Gorache
Shaffer
Coppoe
Nelson
Bolton
ArtiSleichter
Anderson
Theall
Phil Piersol
Cards Roar To Down Rams
The St. Louis Cardinals upset the Los Angeles Rams 43-21 to open the NFL season. Reserve QB John Roach threw four touchdown passes, three to Randle, after replacing injured King Hill. It was St. Louis’s first win over L.A. since 1951 and the Rams’ third straight league-opening loss.
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Washington
Baltimore
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St. Laws
Howie Yollet
Cards
Brooklyn
Broglio
Cubs
Bill White
Glen Hobbie
Melvern Crushes Carbondale 36-7 in Eight Man Game
Melvern powered past Carbondale 36-7 as Fain Price and Bill Criqui each ran for two touchdowns. Price added a 70 yard kickoff return and 45 yard run, while Criqui added six and 40 yard TDs. Darrell Schultz and Garry Bitts contributed the additional points, with Carbondale scoring late on a Buddy Stultz 2 yard keeper.
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Melvern
Fain Price
Bill Criqui
Carbondale
Price
Criqui
Darrell Schultz
Garry Bitts
Buddy Stultz
Wellsville Eagles, Spring Hill Tie 7-7 in Hard-Fought Clash
Wellsville and Spring Hill battled to a 7-7 tie as Wellsville rallied late on a 25-yard pass from Les Rader to Mel Caruthers after an earlier 20-yard end run by Wempe gave Spring Hill the lead. A late clipping penalty negated a Wellsville touchdown, and Terry Bivins scored the tying plunge.
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Eagles
Spring Hill
Wempe
Dub Barnes
Les Rader
Marvin Caruthers
Rader
Mel Caruthers
Terry Bivins
Harveyville Rout Quenemo in Eight-Man Game
Harveyville defeated Quenemo 40 to 12 in an eight man contest yesterday. Quenemo’s first score came in the third period on a 40 yard pass from Dale Boleni to Jim Gragg. Ronnie Knight’s 30 yard interception return added momentum for Harveyville as Bolen suffered a finger injury and Bill Ragan was sidelined two weeks with a bruised rib.
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Harveyville
Dale Boleni
Jim Gragg
Ronnie Knight
Bolen
Devine Montoya
Bill Ragan
College Score Summary Iowa State and Others
Football scores from many colleges show Iowa State 44 over Detroit 21 and Denver 28 over Wash State 26. Drake defeated Brigham Young 17 while SE Missouri edged Miss 27 6. A sweep of regional results follows with numerous totals, ties, and postponed games noted, including Washburn Rural 19 and Newton 13, plus Wichita North 34 and Pittsburg 38.
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Drake
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Hardin-Simmons
Kirksville State
Washburn
College of Emporia
Bethany
Baker
Sterling
Cape Girardeau State
Lane Defeats Princeton 17 to 4 in league clash
Lane remained atop the Franklin County fall baseball league double elimination tourney by routing Princeton 17 to 4. Lane piled up 14 hits led by three doubles from Larry Porter and Rex Needham with three hits. Don White earned the win while Gary Hull took the loss as Lane broke the game open with a seven-run fifth inning.
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Larry Porter
Rex Needham
Needham
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Bob Cole
Don White
Gary Hull
Ray Sadecki
Ken Boyler
Seth Morehead
Tony Gonzalez
Phila
Pancho Herrera
Bob Purkey
John Buzhardt
Bowling Scores Friday Night Ladies League
Fairmont-2 High 10 30 D McFadden 157 419 Co K Bargain-2 High 10 50 S Simmons 196 516 Elmer's Welding-1 High 106 M Moherman 181 High 30 B Hughes 467 Home Improvement-3 High 10 A Fredeen 156 High 20 J Hird 428 Gambles-23 High 10 50 M Walker 154 425 Colby-1 High 19 R Carlson 187 High 30 L Meador 597 Pence-4 High 19 B Pence 140 High 30 E Leach 416 Royal-T-0 High 10 30 S Wolgast 205 508 Trout-3 High 10 30 C Hensick 175 452 Maracalo-1 High 10 T Corrette 182 High 30 N Loslar 490
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A. Fredeen
J. Hird
Gambles
M. Walker
Iowa State Romps Detroit in Football Debut of Hoppmann
Iowa State improved to 2-0 as sophomore back Dave Hoppmann led a 44-21 victory over Detroit. Hoppmann scored three touchdowns and threw for 51 yards, including a 49-yard scoring run. The Cyclones square off next against Nebraska, Kansas, Colorado, Missouri, and Oklahoma State, shaping the outlook for the Big Eight title tilt with Oklahoma.
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Missouri
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White Sox Fight On In Tight Pennant Chase
Yankees win seventh straight to trim magic number to four as New York beats Boston 3-1 while Cleveland blanks Chicago. Wynn earns his 284th win in a seven hitter and Minnie Minoso homers and doubles for the White Sox. Stubbs shines in Baltimore shutout as Kansas City tops Detroit behind Garver.
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Stan Johnson
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Titans Win On Freak Play Against Broncos
New York Titans escape with a 26 24 victory over the Denver Broncos on a last second touchdown setup by a deflected punt. Roger Donnahoo sprinted 10 yards for the decisive score as time ran out. Bills upset Patriots 13 0 in Friday AFL action. Oilers lead East. Raiders and Chargers travel for Sunday games.
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Nick Mumley
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Emporia Edges Past Bethany in Kansas Conference clash
Emporia College edged Bethany 74 in a weather affected Kansas Conference game. Everett Ware returned a fum ble 52 yards for a Emporia touchdown and Jerry Baker added the winning kick. Bethany’s Larry Stoecker threw a 20 yard TD to Larry Mansker whose conversion failed. Baker 9 of 12 passes for three TDs. Jim Knight scored three TDs. Baker led 33 4 at halftime before rain. Washburn lost 39 12 at Kirksville. Dale Mills ran 157 yards and scored twice. Wayne O Neil opened with a 95 yard kickoff return. Washburn added two late scores.
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Baker
Sterling
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C. of
Everett Ware
Emporia
Jerry Baker
Larry Stoecker
Larry Mansker
Mansker
Norman Cobb
Jim Knight
Jim Everhart
Dale Mills
Mills
Wayne O'Neil
Bill Maddox
Ken Perry
Bruce Backus
Braves Break Pirate Streak At Six Games
Braves defeat Pirates 9-1 as Bob Buhl pitch five-hitter to end Pittsburgh six-game win streak. Ernie Broglio adds five-hitter for Cardinals keeping pace as St Louis inches closer with six of last seven wins. Philadelphia edges Cincinnati 6-1 in NL action.
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Chuck Cottier
del Crandall
Dick Schofield
Red Witt
Billy Bruton
Bill Virdon
Iby Don Huak
Schofield
Bob Skinner
Roberto Clementie
Don January Leads Portland Open at Midway
Don January, 30, of Dallas, led the Portland Open after two rounds with a 132 total on the 6586 yard Portland Golf Club. He posted 67 Friday to build a 12 under par lead, with Bob Rosburg and Paddy LaClair tied for second at 133 and Mason Rudolph one stroke back at 134.
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Ore
Don
Portland Golf Club
Bob Rosburg
Overland Park
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Paddy) LaClair
Birmingham
Ala
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LaClair
Mason Rudolph
Clarksville
Tenn
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