Cyclone Harriers Win Seaman Invitational Meet
Ottawa High School runners led by Jerry Peffly win the Seaman Invitational with 37 points, Hayden 58, Chapman 61. Debuting sophomore Peffly paces with 11 01 over 2 miles despite a broken toe, as Kim Summers of Sabetha takes varsity overall in 10 40. Cyclones host next Tuesday on Ottawa's south of the drive-in course.
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Ottawa golfer nets hole in one at OCC ninth
Bob Williams of Ottawa holed out from a three-wood on the 195 yard ninth at Ottawa Country Club for a hole in one. He shot a two over par 38 on the front nine with three witnesses watching, including Dr. J.C. South Pat Sievers and Lee Butler.
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Monzon and Griffith Meet Argentina's President Before Title Bout
World middleweight champion Carlos Monzon and challenger Emile Griffith visit President Alejandro Lanusse in Buenos Aires before their 15-round match at Luna Park. Monzon defends the title for the second time after beating Benvenuti last November and again in May. Griffith aims to reclaim the crown he lost to Benvenuti in 1968.
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NFL Picks Predicted Upsets Shake NFL Week Two
AP notes a trend of upsets likely to continue as Atlanta faces Los Angeles and OJ Simpson headlines Miami. The column, recalling last week’s 4-8-1 run, breaks down 12 games with bold scores, naming teams, key players, and implications for Week Two.
Ottawa Braves Aiming for Offense Versus McPherson
Ottawa University coach Dick Peters seeks major offensive improvement for the 7:30 p.m. home opener at the Ottawa High School facility against McPherson College. After a 13-7 loss to Southwestern, OU plans to start Ray Booth at quarterback with Buddy Rollins after halftime, return All-KCAC tackle Mickey Bahr, and rely on a stronger running game and kicking to balance the aerial attack led by McPherson quarterback Ed Rogers. The Bulldogs, 0-2, showed strong defense in losses to Sterling and Colorado College and are expected to rely on pass-heavy offense.
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Buckeyes Will See If CU Is For Real
Colorado Buffaloes visit sixth ranked Ohio State in Columbus in a marquee matchup that could prove if CU is for real after 31-21 win over LSU and 56-13 over Wyoming. OSU debuts strong with 52-21 over Iowa after Rose Bowl loss.
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Whirlwinds Romp Past Royster In 40 13 Win
Ottawa Junior High Whirlwinds defeated Royster Chanute 40 to 13 on the Ottawa High School field to move to 2 0. Kit Kornhaus led with multiple long runs including a 62 yard score and two more TDs. Jesse Korkames and Scott Bird added scores as Ottawa rolled to 463 offensive yards while Chanute managed 289. The victory sets up a trip to Lawrence Central on Sept 30 with an eighth grade home contest vs Lowther Junior High on Sept 28. The 1973 U S Open golf championship will be played at Oakmont Country Club in Pennsylvania.
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