OU Athletes Dominate Superteams Competition
Ottawa University and Baker University faced off in the first annual Superteams event. OU captured the FCA trophy with wins in all events except the medley relay, led by athletes Maupin and Roy coordinating the day and prayers marking each finish. The scoring included basketball 17 12 Ottawa, volleyball 19 7 Ottawa, weightlifting totals 1025 vs 1015 for Ottawa, golf total 173 402 feet, obstacle course 174.0 seconds to OU, and a quick Tug-of-war OU victory.
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Ottawa University
Baker University
Fellowship of Christian Athletes
FCA
Jon Maupin
Hays
Mark Roy
Wichita
Dave Davies
Baker
Maupin
Mark Thorson
Horton
Alan Cunningham
Williamsburg
James McDowell
Kansas City
Rob Stultz
Tempe
Ariz
Bob Imbriale
Glendale
Don Mullihan
Phoenix
Roger Farmer
Brooklyn
N.Y
Thurston Thomas
Los Angeles
Calif
Ken Hargrove
Jenks
Okla
Doug Vince
Ottawa
Farmer
Cunningham
Kansas high schools adopt six division plan for competition
Kansas State High School Activities Association directors approve a six division reclassification plan to replace the current system. The plan expects voter approval from member schools, with ballots prepared next week and a target decision by April end. Dues increase to 175 for high schools and 85 for junior highs. Transfer rules liberalized and new officers elected: James Chadwick president, Eugene Burke vice president, Eugene Haydock secretary treasurer.
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Topeka, Kan
Kansas
Kansas State High School Activities Association
Association
Nelson Hartman
KSHAA
James Chadwick
Coldwater Protection
Eugene Burke
Oswego
Eugene Haydock
Fredonia
OHS Golfers Sweep Opening Meet At Home
Ottawa High swept a season opening nine hole dual against Paola with the A team totaling 171 to 190 led by Kevin Smell and Dick Hamilton both with 40s. Ned Moore added 44 and Vance Sible 47 while Tim Kelly led Paola with 45. In B action Brad Brill shot 39 to pace OHS to a 190 206 win as Joe Bouska 47 Scott Rader 48 and Mark Dengel 59 supported. The Ottawa Invitational at the Ottawa Country Club was postponed due to weather with no makeup date set and the next meet at home April 17 against Shawnee Heights and Emporia.
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Paola
Ottawa High
Kevin Smell
Dick Hamilton
OHS
Fourman
Cyclones
Ned Moore
Vance Sible
Ottawa
Brad Brill
Joe Bouska
Scott Rader
Mark Dengel
Mark McCrea
Ottawa Country Club
Shawnee Heights
Emporia
Braves Share Second In Net Tournament
KCK won the tennis meet at Ottawa Kansas, with OU and William Jewell tied for second and Coffeyville Jaco third. Braves Snell and Johnson led Ottawa with 4-1 records, while Loman and Tarvin each went 2-3. Upcoming duals include Jewell at Ottawa, Rockhurst in Kansas City, KU jv in Lawrence, then Evangel at home.
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Braves
Kansas City
Kansas
Heart of America
Ottawa University
William Jewell
KCK
Jewell
Coffeyville Jaco
Allen County Jaco
Johnson County
J. K. Dean Snell
Greg Johnson
Dan Loman
Randy Tarvin
Ottawa
Forest Park
Rockhurst
Lawrence
University of Kansas
Worth
Soman
Brzezinski
Tarvin
Snell
Nowkay
Johnson
Kirkland
Coffeyville
Gaver
Chapman
Yates
Keasler
Munson
Bengstan
Raines
Allen County
Preston
Jans
Creste
Ott
Lehr
Freeman
Erhardt
Burdoishi
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