Ottawa U routs Bethel 60 0 on 16th straight win
Ottawa University dominated Bethel College 60-0 to extend its 16 game winning streak. The Braves rolled for 485 yards, 323 rushing, with seven TDs by the ground and four takeaways leading to scores. Richard Bannon and Clark Middleton connected on a 73 yard TD to start the scoring barrage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Ostmeyer
Ottawa University
Bethel College
Bethel
Ottawa
Threseers
Richard Bannon
Clark Middleton
Tireeworks
Wichita
Friends
Braves
Dennis Jacobs
Threshers
Ottawa Braves overpower Bethel Threshers in conference clash
Ottawa built a large lead as Ed Mack and Tavegia connected on multiple scoring drives. Bethel fought back briefly but OU defenses, interceptions, and a 60th point by Lorenz sealed a 53-0 win as Kansas Conference action continued with Emory, Southwestern, Baker, and McPherson results noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel
Stan Voth
Braves
Crofts
Penner
Ottawa
Sophoe
Ed Mack
Taveegia
Waller
Threshers
Bannon
Middleton
Tavegia
Kansas City
Mike Allen
Stan Wiegert
Bryeant Harroun
David Johnson
Harlan
Lester Guest
Frosh
Wiegert
Tavesgia
Otetowa
Paul Lorenz
Nick Riccio
Lorenz
Kansas
College of Emporia
Southwestern
C of E
Bethany
Southeestern
Friends
Baker
Sterling
McPherson
Kansas Wesleyan
Blancas Wins Seattle Everett Open By One Stroke
Homero Blancas held off a late challenge by Jacky Cupit to win the Greater Seattle Everett Open Golf Tournament by one stroke near Everett Washington. Blancas said he played par on the last nine holes and avoided trouble despite pressure from Cupit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett, Wash
Homero Blancas
University of Houston
Jacky Cupit
Dawson's Spree Puts Him High In AFL Ranks
Len Dawson boosted Kansas City with five touchdown passes in a 43-24 win over Boston to extend the Chiefs’ streak to three. Dawson’s 20 of 32 for 220 yards lifted his season figures to 36 of 60 for a .600 rating with 10 TDs and 511 yards. New York and San Diego remained unbeaten, Buffalo moved back into the East race, and pace-setters Kansas City and San Diego led the West at 3-0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Len Dawson
Dawson
Chris Burford
Kansas City
Boston
Chiefs
Toff
Patriots
New York
San Diego
Buffalo
Houston
Hagood Clarke
George Blanda
Denver
Jets
Jim Turner
Joe Namath
Matt Snell
Turner
Duncan
John Hadl
Chargers
Hadl
Jacques McKinnon
Lance Alworth
Clarke
Blanda
Football Scoreboard and Weekend NFL Standings
Friday's football scoreboard lists San Francisco at Los Angeles and next Sunday's games Chicago at Minnesota Cleveland at New York Dallas at Atlanta Detroit at Green Bay Pittsburgh at Washington St Louis at Philadelphia. American League East standings show New York Buffalo Houston Boston Miami with win totals and points for and against. Sunday's results include Kansas City 43 Boston 24 Buffalo 27 Houston 20 New York 16 Denver 7 San Diego 29 Oakland 20 Miami at San Diego Houston at Denver Buffalo at Kansas City New York at Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Chicago
Minnesota
Cleveland
New York
Dallas
Atlanta
Detroit
Green Bay
Pittsburgh
Washington
St. Louis
Philadelphia
L. T
Buffalo
Houston
Boston
Miami
City
San Diego
Oakland
Denver
Kansas City
Associated Press
Phila
Pittsb’gh
Cleve
Wash
Los Ang
San Fran
Phia
Baltimore
OU Drops Soccer Tilt
St. Benedicts defeated Ottawa University 4 to 0 in a Meehan College State Conference match Sunday at Atchison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Benedict’s
Ottawa University
Atchison
Notre Dame prodigies shine in win over Purdue
Notre Dame's 19-year-old Jim Seymour and 18-year-old Terry Hanratty connected for 84 yards on a key second quarter scoring play as the eighth ranked Irish upset No. 7 Purdue 26-14. Hanratty set Notre Dame records with 276 receiving yards on 13 catches as Ara Parseghian watched his freshmen excel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Bock
Associated Press
Jim Seyemour
Terry Hanratty
Notre Dame
Ara Parseghian
Hanratty
Seymour
Purdue
UCLA
Gary Bee Ban
Syracuse
Michigan State
Penn State
Alabama
Louisiana Tech
Parseghian
Jack Mollenkopf
Mollenkopf
Northwestern
Pareseghian
Ara
Beban
Buzz Busby
Bruins
Floyd Little
Missouri
Illinois
Jim Raye
Clint Jones
Bob Apisa
Spartans
Bear Bryant
Mississippi
Nebraska
California
Bayelor
Colorado
Cubs edge Dodgers as Holtzman twirls two-hitter
Ken Holtzman of Chicago held the Dodgers to two hits through eight innings and finished a two-hitter as the Cubs beat Los Angeles to maintain their NL lead. Hank Allen of Washington pulled six hits including a game-winning single in the second game, powering a Senators sweep of the White Sox in 11 innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Ken Holtzman
Chicago
Los Angeles
Cubs
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bop Bethel
Doug Penner
Jersry Hershberger
Marty Waller
Dick Harlan
David Lashmett
Jacobs
Bruce Crofts
Ray Lamoureaux
Gaiers
TO Middleton
Midnighters League Hillbillies
S. Salle
C. Foster
Strugglers
L. Whaley
C. Day
T Stauth
K. Liegerot
H. Liegerot
D. Dillon
E. Roehl
K. Foster
T. Bunch
M. Bien
J. Salb
R. Cochrane
D. Keim
Sundown League
B. Didde
J. Yost
J. Yost, 174-502 Hustlers
E. Ferguson
C. Keim
F. Kaub
H. Wright
C. Hettler
OU Bethel
Blancas
Staggers
Porter-Spears
Agency
S. Main
Tom Porter
George Spears
AFL
Speedy Duncan
Welborn’s Electric Service
America
SONY
S. Mainch
109
N, Main
Topeka
1815
U.S. Gov't. Agency Securities
Bank Building
Federal Reserve Bank
U.S. Government Securities
First National Bank
Ottawa, Kansas
J.J. Chandler
R. M. Clogston
R. S. Hanes
Exec
C. W. Hegberg
J. J. Chandler
H. A. Letchworth
Frances O. Jones
R. D. Mahoney
Gwendola A. Pederson
Hanes W., E. Hegberg
Elizabeth C. Clogston
C. M. Ott
A, W. Chandler
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Franklin County
Dean Berlin