Ottawa High Prepares for Washburn Rural Friday
Ottawa High, 0-2, aims to rebound after a 26 6 Loss to Lawrence as it meets Washburn Rural in Topeka. Rural, led by Don Dykes and Monte Rose at quarterback, relies on a quick offense and strong passing attack to challenge OHS seeking East Kansas League glory and a near perfect season.
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Terry Ostmeyer
Ottawa High
Washburn Rural
Blues
Topeka
OHS
Lawrence
Cyclones
J.W. Emerson
Rural
Washburn
Hayden
Leavenworth
Ottawa
Offen
Terry Shoemaker
Shoemaker
Emerson
Phil Gibson
OHL
Doug Underwood
Lions
Don Dykes
Monte Rose
Mike Pfannenstiel
Wilford Epps
Phil Weiser
Don Mills
al Seay
Rich Howbert
Barry Brown
Greg Jaceway
Ken Henri
Robert Swansson
Underwood
Dennis Wieneke
David Salman
Robert Meyer
Scott Wallace
Gibson
Stan Shisler
Jim Daugharthy
Greg Reynolds
Richard Hughes
Ted Queen
Wieneke
Colts' Linebacker Honored For Thefts
New York AP notes Don Shinnick of Baltimore, an NFL interception leader, named Defensive Player of the Week for two picks in a 38 6 win over Philadelphia. He has 35 career interceptions, all with the Colts, and confirms he would not run them back for touchdowns.
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New York
Don Shinnick
Baltimore
NFL
Associated Press
Suneday
Philadelphia
Eagles
Shinnick
Don Weiss
Colts
Baltis
Bowling Wednesday Night Ladies at Bonnie's Shoe Box
A dated bowling scorecard listing Wednesday night ladies leagues with top highs for spots such as Bonnie's Shoe Box 4 and Naomi's Tavern 0, including bowlers Stankard Bryant Reusch Reddick Springer and others, with partial prize figures and venue codes across multiple teams.
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Bonnie’s Shoe Box
Stankard
Naomi’s Tavern
Schmoe
Peoples National Bank
Bryant
Reusch
Pizza Village
Reddick
Bike’s Burger Bar
White
H.D. Lee Company
Springer
First National Bank
Smith
Moore's Chev
OLDS
Dryden
Avery Brundage Celebrates 80th Birthday in Chicago
Avery Brundage, 80, heads the International Olympic Committee and hints at possible 1968 Mexico City Olympics involvement. He attended a La Salle Hotel party in his honor, reflecting on a career in civil engineering and real estate and his lifelong stance on amateurism.
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Chicago
Avery Brundage
International Olympic Committee
Brundage
Associated Press
la Salle
Chicago Association of Commerce and Industry
University of Dunois
Mexico City
IOC
Weather Threatens Title Bout at Shea Stadium
Italian middleweight Nino Benvenuti and Emile Griffith face a 15 round title return at Shea Stadium as weather prospects threaten the outdoor bout. Cloudy windy skies with possible rain could force a postponement to Friday and require a weigh in. Crowd projection runs to about 35,000 with potential gross gate near $300,000 if conditions improve.
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New York
Nino Bevenuti
Italy
Emile Griffith
Shea Stadium
Benvenuti
Reno
Nev
Fem
Harry Markson
Garden
Catskill Mountains
Griffith
Robin Carter
White Sox Collapse as A's Sweep Stuns Pennant Race
Chicago White Sox slide to fourth after a two game sweep by Kansas City Athletics leaves them with a slim chance to force a playoff. Jim Gosger drives in three as Chuck Dobson and Catfish Hunter dominate. Minnesota and Boston battle for the lead while California edges the leaders in the final days.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
Eddie Stanky
Chicago White Sox
Kansas City Athletics
Als
White Sox
Chicago
Minnesota
California
Roseton
Cleveland
Detroit
A’s
Twins
Washington
Boston
Red Sox
Minesota
Sox
Virginia
Jim Gosger
Chuck Dobson
Chic
Cago
Paul Lindblad
Dobson
Jim
Catfish) Hunter
Kanasas City
Stanky
Angels
Dean Chance
Don Mincher
Chance
Cal Ermer
Joe Azcue
Indians
Richie Scheinblum
Azcue
Sonny Siebert
Bob Allen
Stan Williams
Allen
Wil
Williams Says Red Sox Pressing Slows Chase in Final Weekend
As the season winds down Dick Williams notes Boston hitters are trying too hard leading to a bases loaded threat being failed. Minnesota leads Boston and Detroit by one game with two games left for the Twins and Tigers holding a slim edge over Boston and Chicago in the standings.
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Liams
Red Sox
Dick Williams
Boston
Minnesota
Detroit
Tigers
California
Twins
Chicago
Double Victory May Have Been Athletics Swan Song
Kansas City AP reports the Athletics closed their home schedule with a doubleheader sweep of the Chicago White Sox 4-2 and 4-0. In 50 degree weather, 5325 fans cheered a possible final KC appearance as rumors swirl the A’s may move to the West Coast next season. Public address announcer Jack Layton reflected on opening here in 1955 and hinted at a possibly final show in Kansas City.
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Kansas City
Athletics
A’s
Chicago White Sox
A's
West Coast
Jack Layton
Detroit
Campy Finley Target Of $400000 Petition
In Kansas City AP report a paternity suit seeks 400000 in damages from Charles O Finley owner of the Athletics for the child of Lonnie Crawford of Inglewood California. The petition charging Dagoberto Campaneris as father notes his income at 30000 annually and alleges Finley controlled Campaneris. It seeks 100000 actual and 300000 punitive damages and an injunction against Finley Co Inc.
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Kansas City
Dagoberto Campaneris
Kansas City Athletics
Charles 0. Finley
Attornneys
Lonnie Crawford
Inglewood
Calif
Campaneris
Polita Campaneris
Miss Crawford
Charles O. Finley and Co., Inc
Camppaneris
Finley Company
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Mark Waymire
Steve Hinton
Gary Sheffield
Dan Perkins
Tom Drake
David Lofgreen
Jim Stark
Lee van Fossan
Frank Horn
Tim Brady
Pat Fischer
St. Louis Cards
Pittsburgh
Fischer
Cards
Grogan
Wolgast
Lunger Oil CO
Sink
Twilight League
Disque
Simmons
Farm Bureau Insurance
Fritts
Bennett Creamery
Miller
Bent Fender
Linneman
Seyler
Clary’s Bhoes
Wickman
Barber
Everett’s
Barber Shop
Commercial League
Crites
Wise
Weidner
BOB Knight Odl CO
Mohr
Kansas Telephone CO
Hall
Todd Mobile Homes
Wenthe
Bond Royal Cleaners
Lewis
Texaco
Duffield
Blits
Com-pac
Paine
Dae
Raza
Technicolor
Mar SN Muller Rumil
Marcel
Merican International
Taboos Vous Sae
Chisox
Williams
Campy
Finley
Imperial
Chrysler Corporation
Chrysler Motors Corporation
BOB White Motor CO
Hickory ST
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