Ottawa Cyclones End 12-Game Slump With 27-0 Win
The Ottawa High School Cyclones defeated Argentine 27-0, ending a 12-game losing streak dating to 1955. Key plays featured Larry Clabaugh and Schmanke on multiple runs, with Beller and Nolan providing strong backing. Ottawa piled up 285 rushing yards while holding Argentine to 132, signaling the Cyclones finally coming into their own.
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Ottawa
Cyclones
Lawrence
Larry Fisher
Pat Beller
John Giger
Lawrence In 13th Victory
Lawrence capped its 18th straight win with a 26-13 victory over Atchison as AP top rankings held with Hutchinson upset by El Dorado. Independence crushed Fort Scott 34-0 while Caldwell’s 40 game unbeaten run ended with a loss to Kingman. The list features numerous state matchups and notable streaks across Kansas high school teams.
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Topeka
Lawrence
Atchison
Associated Press Prep
Hutchinson
el Dorado
Wichita East
Wichita West
Independence
Fort Scott
Bowling Scores Friday Night League Recap
Independent-6 High 10 Pope 132 and High 30 McClay 237 lead a Friday night bowl. First National Bank-4 High 16 Fritts 143 and High 30 Smith 385 top scores. Ess Casual-3 Meador 171 and Cartaan 462 standouts. OK Bargain Store-1 Cochran 141 and 350. Fairmont-1 Fritts 176 and 405. Wile Nursery-O North 110 and 344. Royal T Lanes-0 Wolgast 160 and 457. Trout Jewelry 1650 Caray 26y 459.
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Independente
Pope
McClay
First National Bank
Fritts
Smith
Ess Casual
Meador
Cartaan
OK Bargain Store
Cochran
Fairmont
Wile Nursery
Doman
Wolgast
DeSoto From Behind To Win DeSoto Triumph
DeSoto trailed Gardner 7 0 at halftime but rallied in the second period to prevail 20 13 in a Little 7 league game. McAninch opened scoring with a 46 yard run, then added a 45 yard end sweep in the fourth. Sisk returned a Gardner pass 40 yards for a TD, Talley added two PATs, Frasier returned a kickoff 80 yards for a score, and Gibson booted the extra point.
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Gardner
DeSoto
Little
Jon Shreeves
John McAninch
McAninch
Talley
Herman Sisk
Frasier
Giberson
DeSoto Gardner
Lew Burdette Ready For World Series Showdown With Yankees
Lew Burdette, Milwaukee’s right hander, impressed with a four hitter in a 21 win and stands ready for next week’s World Series against the New York Yankees. The Braves pursue their first championship since joining the league, pairing Burdette with Warren Spahn after trading for Sam Jethroe in 1951. The Yankees, 10-2 winners at Boston, prepared for the series behind Bob Turley in a seven inning warmup. On the pennant chase, Chicago White Sox beat Cleveland, Detroit up, Baltimore wallops Washington.
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Lew Burdette
Milwaukee
New York Yankees
Braves
Cleveland Indians
Johnny Sain
Warren Spahn
Yankees
Spahn
Burdette
Sam
Cincinnati
Redlegs
Wally Post
Andy Pafko
del Cransdale
Charley Rabe
Boston
Bob Turley
Billy Consolo
Harry Simpson
Mickey Mantle
Bill Skawron
Irviay
Renalta
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Chicago
Lola
American Tenner ‘ Pet
New York
Detroit
Baltimore
Cleveland
Kansas Tity
Washington
Aguirre
Latman
Kansas City
Kellner
Stump
Lary
Johnson
Minnick
Sturdivant
W. Forntelen
Tase
Pro League Opens Sunday in Key NFL Season Start
The National Football League opens its 38th season with the Giants defending champions facing the Browns in Cleveland. The Bears visit Green Bay to dedicate the new stadium, and other games include Detroit at Baltimore Washington at Pittsburgh Philadelphia at Los Angeles and Chicago Cardinals at San Francisco. Commissioner Bert Bell predicts attendance will exceed last year’s 2.5 million and TV will bring over $1 million to team treasuries.
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Chicago Cubs
Eddie Haas
St. Louis Cardinals
Jack Sanford
Philadelphia Phillies
Brooklyn
New York Giants
Pittsburgh
Chicago
White Sox
Cleveland
Indians
Detroit
Tigers
Kansas City
Jim Bunning
Baltimore
Washington
Roy Sievers
Senators
National Football League
Browns
Giants
Chicago Bears
Green Bay
Packer Stadium
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Chicago Cardinals
San Francisco
Bert Bell
Tele Vision
Treasuries
High School Football Scores From Daily Kiowa Grid Card
Junction City defeated Emporia 19 to 1 and several teams posted results including Fredonia 26 over Cherryvale 0 and Olathe 14 over Paola 0. Other notable games: UCLA 14 over Illinois 6, San Jose State 27 over Denver 20, Washburn 33 over Omaha 13, McPherson 18 over Bethel 16, and Kirksville Mo 40 over Graceland 7.
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Wyandotte
Washington
Highland Park
Leavenworth
Wichita Southeast
Wichita North
Winfield
Newton
Arkansas City
Wichita Kapaun
Pittsburg
Chanute
Coffeyville
Iola
Parsons
Junction City
Emporia
Manhattan
Sumner
Salina
McPherson
Larned
Pratt
Garden City
Colby
Hays St. Josephs
Goodland
UCLA
Illinois
the Citadel
George Washington
San Jose State
Denver
College of Emporia
Baker
Washburn
Omaha
Bethel
Kirksville
Graceland
LeRoy Gains Tie With Melvern In Front of Crowd
LeRoy and Melvern battled to a 19 19 tie after a two touchdown burst by Melvern in the first half. John Schultz opened scoring for Melvern with a 9 yard run and Terry Reams added the extra point. Baker and C of E later tied the game with a late fourth quarter score as both teams fought to the finish in the Kansas Conference clash.
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Melvern
LeRoy
John Schultz
Terry Reams
Reams
Marvin Ivey
Ronnie Feltner
Curbey
Davis
Ratz
Baker
College of Emporiaing
Brink
McPherson
Bethelt LeRoy
Kansas
Washburn
C. of
Addleman
Spring Hill
Ilied
Larry Night
Penner
Vic Keim
Bethel
Ward
Neal
Peer
Plunge
Wellsville
Humboldt Triumph Over Garnett in Wild Final Push
Humboldt rallied in the final minutes to edge Garnett 20 to 19 in Tri-Valley League play. Garnett struck first on a 22-yard pass from Duane Rankin to Dean Powell, with Jim Thomasson adding the extra point.
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Humboldt
Garnett
Duane Rankin
Dean Powell
Jim Thomasson
Fred Coppenbarger
Anderson
Honeycutt
Vernon Hastert
Womack
Honneycutt
Pomona Rallies With Late Scores to Beat Quenemo 26 13
Pomona trailed in the fourth period but scored twice to defeat Quenemo 26 to 13 in six man football. Key early plays included Larry Jones interception, a 15 yard pass to Albert Crawford, and a 60 yard drive in the second quarter. Final minutes saw Larry Collins connect for the decisive scores and extra points as Pomona held off Quenemo's comeback bid.
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Pomona
Herald
Clausie Smith
Quenemo
Pirate
Larry Jones
Larry Collins
Albert Crawford
Pirates
Jim Wilson
Jones
Baldwin
Larry Swallow
Quenemd
Calvin Hausman
Jerry Yockey
Arvin Chase
Buffalo
Max Logan
Chase
Tesar
Collins
Swallow
Stanley Lantis
Gary Lindsey
Spurs
Eudora Stuns Baldwin 25 to 14 in Week Uphill Rally
Eudora overcame Baldwin with a late rally to win 25 14. Jim Wilson broke through for a late five yard score after John Young blocked a Baldwin punt. Calvin Hausman added the extra point as Eudora erased a 14 point halftime deficit and secured the league victory.
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Eudora
Jim Wilson
Baldwin
John Young
Calvin Hausman
Parker Triumphs Over Williamsburg In 12 To 0 Victory
Parker opened a quick lead and held on to beat Williamsburg 12 to 0 yesterday. Dave Mahon scored the final Parker touchdown after a short Williamsburg punt near the 20 yard line. Sims, a 200 pound back, added a late TD in the fourth period as Williamsburg had a TD called back in the first quarter.
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Williamsburg
Parker
Dave Mahon
Sims
Winsburg
Etiquette Rules for Bowling Be Polite and Prompt
An advice piece on bowling etiquette emphasizes politeness and promptness. It urges players to never two-ball a pinboy, avoid disturbing others, favor the bowler on the right, keep body language discreet, control temper, and be ready to bowl without delay.
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van Paul Oreeeee
Brunswick
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