Ottawa U passes Bethel for 39 6 win in ECAC clash
Ottawa University overwhelmed Bethel College 39 to 6 in a Kansas Conference game. QB Richard Bannon threw five touchdowns and 257 passing yards as OU dominated with an 18 0 halftime lead and Bethel managing only 39 yards in the first half.
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Vince Gibson Leads K State to First Win Since 1964
Manhattan fans erupt after Kansas State defeats Colorado State 17 7 for its first win since 1964. Coach Vince Gibson, praised for recruiting, dorm and stadium drives, warns the team must avoid overconfidence as players celebrate with 8 000 students after a huddleless opening and a 31 yard fullback pass.
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Boosters To Watch Films At Ottawa High School
The Ottawa Sports Boosters Club will hold its weekly meeting at 7 30 p m Tuesday in the Cy Jones Room at Ottawa High School. The public is invited to watch films of the OHS Lawrence and Ottawa University Bethel football games and hear comments by the two local team coaches.
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Bakken sets field goal mark. Cards upset Steelers
Jim Bakken kicked seven field goals in nine attempts, a record, powering the St. Louis Cardinals to a 28-14 upset of the Pittsburgh Steelers. Don Chandler sealed Green Bay's 13-10 win over Chicago with a late 46-yard field goal. Unitas surpassed 30,000 passing yards as Baltimore routed Philadelphia 38-6, while other NFL games saw Washington and Detroit win, and multiple scoring plays across the league.
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OU Sweeps Trip With 7-1 Victory
Ottawa University tops Blackburn College 7-1 on the road as Kambiz Bebahanhin debuts with three goals after eligibility. Paul Sapenzia adds two goals, Sandy Macy and Dennis Pymm score, Frank Lemp has five assists, Richard Jackson stops three penalties. team stands 3-1. next match vs Rockhurst in Kansas City.
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Missouri and Texas Tech pace early grid scores
Big Eight results show Missouri defeating Southern Methodist 21 to 0 while Texas Tech rolls 52 to 0 over Iowa State. Oklahoma State tied unclear, Arkansas falls 6, Dayton beats Cincinnati 27 to 13, North Texas edges Drake, and Louisville outlasts Southern Illinois in a varied college football slate.
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Big Eight Impressive So Far By Jim Van Valkenburg
The Big Eight shows six unbeaten teams midseason with Nebraska sidelined and Oklahoma State winning at Arkansas while Kansas State coach Vince Gibson rebukes himself after a 17 7 win at Colorado State. Tulsa and Missouri shine with strong defenses as Colorado, Oklahoma, and others post key results.
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Palmer Wins Thunderbird Classic in a Sudden-Death Replay
Arnold Palmer won the Thunderbird Golf Classic by one stroke over Charles Coody, Jack Nicklaus and Art Wall Jr after finishing 3 under par 69 for a four day total of 283. Gary Player and Billy Casper bogeyed out of contention. Coody, Wall and Nicklaus tied for second. The $30,000 prize was Palmer’s largest ever and moved him to a single season earnings record of $182,393.96 and career earnings to $936,844.1.
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