Shaad Repeats Title At Ottawa Invitational Cross Country
Bonner Springs standout Steve Shaad repeated as class 3-A champion at the Ottawa Invitational, finishing 2 miles in 10 minutes 40 seconds to lead a pack of about 50 runners from nine schools. Ottawa's Jan se Shaad followed in second, while Osawatomie's Mark Harback and Dassing trailed. Bonner edged Ottawa by six points for the team title, with Osawatomie third and Iola fourth. Washington Rural and East Kansas League contenders also showed strong. The next meets are Hayden Invitational in Topeka on Oct. 5 and East Kansas League on Oct. 14.
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Dan Mullen
Bonner Springs
Steve Shaad
Ottawa
Shaad
OHS
Dennis Dassing
Osawatomie
Mark Harback
Peffly
Braves
Bruce Underwood
Cyclones
Bonner
Iola
Garnett
Jack Ball
Larry Waymire
Gary Brockus
Washburn Rural High School
Junction City
Olathe
Bruce Cowdin
Highland Park
Jerry Taylor
Olathe Eagles
Jeff Martin
Leonard Hall
Topeka
Dalsing
Nebraska Coach Declines Psychology For Utah State Clash
AP reports as Utah State visits top ranked Nebraska after both teams open 3-0. coach Chuck Mills dismisses mind games, plans no unusual hype, and focuses on playing in Lincoln with calm adrenalin checks. Nebraska’s Bob Devaney comments on tough schedule while Mills jokes about trading jerseys and survival week.
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NEW York
Colorado
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Bob Devaney
Utah State
Chuck Mills
Aggies
Devaney
Mills
Lincoln
Neb
Oregon
Texas
Donnie Wigginton
Eddie Phillips
Wigginton
Phillips
Dan Fouts
Michigan State
Notre Dame
Ny Dame
Michigan
Spartans
Bowling Scores Industrial League Ottawa
Ottawa Industrial League bowling results list high scores for teams including Wail 169 and 440 for 10-30, Ball 224 and 583 for Ottawa Bowl, Paxson 190 and 555 for Simson's Foods, Ferguson 180 and 30, Davis 30, Shenk 207 and 505, Maloney 213 and 478, McDaniels 201 and 463, Cordle 149 and 431, with various team totals and standings noted.
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Industrial League
Ottawa Co.or
Wail
Carey
Todd Insurance
Campbel
Eagles
Maloney
Heathman Gil—O
McDaniels
Arnold's Jewelry
Llegerot
Haley Abstract
Cordle
Heroes A Generation Apart Keep Giants, LA Winning
In a pennant race contest, San Francisco rookie Chris Speier hit a three run homer to power the Giants past San Diego 7-1 while Maury Wills delivered a run scoring single as the Dodgers beat Houston 2-1. Wills and Speier provided key hits as both teams pressed the National League West title. Speier, 21, relished the big moment in a season coach by pressure and the need to win. The Dodgers’ win came on Wills’ eighth inning single after a walk and sacrifice bunt put Bobby Valentine on second. The game, a brisk 1 hour 37 minutes, featured sharp defense and strong pitching from Don Wilson and Bill Singer as the Astros and Dodgers traded blows in a tight division race. Other NL games saw Philadelphia, Atlanta, Montreal, and St. Louis also win, keeping the pennant chase lively.
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Bert Rosenthal
Associated Press
Chris Speier
Maury Wills
Speier
San Francisco Giants
Wills
Los Angeles Dodgers
San Francisco
San Diego
Giants
Dodgers
Houston Astros
Willis
Bill Singer
Roger Metzger
Metzger
Valentine
Duke Sims
Homer
Wilson
Singer
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Montreal
Chicago
St. Louis
New York
Astros
Houston
Joe Morgan
Cesar Cedeno
Bob Watson
Cedeno
Sims
Willie Davis
Gaylord Perry
Padres
Ed Acosta
Deron Johnson
Greg Luzinski
Mike Anderson
Rick Wise
Cleveland
Detroit
Tigers
Baltimore
Boston
Oakland
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Chicago White Sox
California
Minnesota
Vada Pinson
Ted Uhlaender
Indians
Norm Cash
Gates Brown
Bill Freehan
Joe Coleman
Mickey Lolich
Billy Hoeft
Frank Lary
Dave McNally
Orioles
Boog Powell
Ellie Hendricks
Jerry da Vanon
Chico Salmon
OU Kickers Earn Highest Far West Ranking
Ottawa University’s soccer team ascends to fourth in the Intercollegiate Soccer Football Association Far West poll, the Braves’ best ever. UCLA leads, with San Jose State and San Francisco second and third. Ottawa sits fifth through tenth in the region and faces Eastern Illinois on Saturday with a 5-1 record.
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Ottawa University
Braves
California
Intercollegiate
Soccer Football Association
UCLA
San Jose State
University of San Francisco
Westmont College
University of California At Riverside
Biolio
University of California At Fullerton
Clairmont
University of California At
San Diego
Ottawa
Short's Effigy Steals Show In Washington
Washington fans packed Robert F. Kennedy Stadium for a 4-2 Senators win over the New York Yankees as an effigy of owner Bob Short drew the loudest ovation. Dick Billings and Jeff Burroughs delivered the key RBI in the seventh while New York’s Roy White set an AL record with his 17th sacrifice fly.
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Bruce Lowitt
Associated Press
Washington
Senators
New York
Yankees
Dick Billings
Jeff Burroughs
Joe Grzenda
Roy White
Robert F. Kennedy Stadium
Bob Short
Short
Dallas-Fort Worth
Eisenhower vs Garfield midget league game ends 6 0
Eisenhower defeated Garfield 6 to 0 in a midget league football matchup. Hawthorne beat Eugene Field 12 to 0 in another contest. The results reflect two local youth football games with Eisenhower and Hawthorne posting shutouts.
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Eisenhower
Garfield
Hawthorne
Eugene Field
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