Ottawa Braves open season with 13 6 win over Friends
Ottawa University Braves defeat Friends University 13 to 6 at Cook Field in Kansas Conference football opener. Ottawa scored on a kickoff return and a second quarter TD by Nick Gangwish. Friends threatened late but Ottawa defense held and clinched the win.
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Big Eight Opens Conference Play with Oklahoma Leading
The Big Eight race begins with Oklahoma favored to win a 10th straight title. Oklahoma aims to extend its 41 game win streak at Norman against Iowa State while Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado and others clash in early league action.
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Cardinals To Keep Fred Hutchinson For 1958
ST. LOUIS Fred Hutchinson who managed the Cardinals from fourth place into pennant contention this season will pilot the team again in 1958. He signed a new one year contract Saturday. Terms not disclosed but salary this year was about 30000 with a believed 5000 raise. He commented I’m completely satisfied.
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Parts Headquarters ad for mufflers and pipes
Harry Smith promotes genuine Maremont factory duplicate mufflers exhaust and tail pipes and clamps plus Smithy custom glass packed mufflers. Warranty and fit guaranteed. Open at 130 Mal Phene 297. Weather note urges repairs before bad conditions.
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Houston Cougars to defend MVC title after rough weekend
Houston faces Cincinnati as a new conference member after an upset loss to Baylor and a win over Miami. Cincinnati opened MVC play with a 19-13 decision at Wichita, aided by Barry Maroney’s 93 yard kickoff return. Other games saw Kansas crush Tulsa 41-14 and Texas State edging Oklahoma State 25-19.
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Denver Bears win Junior World Series with series clinch
Denver Bears clinched the Junior World Series title by defeating Buffalo 8-1 to complete a 4-1 series win. Righty Ben Flowers notched his seventh win in the series, remaining undefeated since July 17, as Denver completed a dominant run after sweeping in Denver last week with 16-5 9-1 and 13-9 victories.
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Richmond Triumphs 21-4 Over Princeton in Baseball
Richmond remained undefeated in high school baseball by routing Princeton 21 to 4 on Sept 27. Pitcher Leland Kueser earned the win with relief support from Kipper and Ferguson. Princeton hurlers Whiteford and Fishburn saw action as well.
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Handy man gets 20 year term for assault with felonious intent
Nathaniel Williams was sentenced to 20 years in state prison after pleading guilty to assault with felonious intent against Mrs. Thomas A. Mangelsdorf, 35, who was choked in her bedroom on September 19. Williams had worked at the home for several weeks before the attack.
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