Local Youths Bowl Over Eagles at State Tourney
Dozen Ottawans dominated the Kansas City Kansas State Eagles Youth Bowling Tournament winning 24 first and second-place trophies. Jeff White led Division 1 Majors with key wins in singles and all-events, while Betty Butts and Susan Compton also captured top honors. Ottawa bowlers, sponsored by the Eagles Club, topped team standings and multiple divisions.
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State Eagles
Kansas City
Kan
Jeff White
Joey Ebeck
John White
Bob Hull
Kevin Spears
Jim Cumpton
Betty Butts
Bob Cumpton
Kim Coward
Sandy Anderson
White
Butts
Susan Compton
Hull
Anderson
Ebeck
Rod Stottlemire
J. Cumpton
Conard
Ottawa
Eagles Club
OHS wins golf meet at Ottawa Country Club
Ottawa High School led by Dennis Nelson with a 79 secured a quadrangular golf victory at Ottawa Country Club. The Cyclones totaled 343 to beat Baldwin by six, with Olathe third and Louisburg fourth. Nelson was medalist. teammates Gahagan, Brewer, Reyes contributed scores as the EKL meet with St Andrews upcoming.
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Dennis Nelson
Ottawa
Ottawa Country Club
OCC
Nelson
Cyclones
Baldwin
Olathe
Louisburg
Bruce Brecheisen
Mike Grammer
Nightcrawlers Bowling Scores Hit Ottawa Subteams
Scores show mixed results for Ottawa area bowling clubs with high marks from several teams. Notable performances include Minh 0 Bateman 519 for DELTAS, Bateman 5519 high 30 for another squad, and Haas 185.516 for FOGLE QUARRY among numerous 100s and 200s across multiple lanes and clubs.
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Nightcrawlers
Ottawa Bus Service
A. Miller
Deltas
Minh
B. Nauman
G. Bateman
Fogle Quarry
B. Haas
Ottawa Co-Op
Fowler
Nok. McDaniel
Hiense Eee Cummings
Miter
Burger Bow
Balton
Redenbaugh Oil
Lane
Maven Steel
J. Pelman
W. Nelson
Guy's and Dolls
C. Rockers
J. Brock
CAFE
R. Baber
R. Weems
Kozy Kitchen
T. Griesen
Nicola
J. Gradlay
Sain Sie
Guys and Dolls
J. Eaton
Dingalings
P. Potter
D. Potter
C. Bischoff
Keith Farms
Vathauer
G. Luther
Tailende
W. Underwood
Barnet
Eperaing
Ole—No Sai
Ian WR
B.tovibart
B. Mangite
Pioneer
SEEO
W. Walger
Higdon
Fritts Machine Shop
B. Spears
Brunswick
Ottawa
J. Wolken
First National Bank
G. Wilson
H. Tucker
Royce Swank
S. McNews
Ster
M. Guyett
Andy
D Poe
D. Griffin
Agate
Royal Cleaners
R. Fantom
F. West
Miller
M. Allen
G. Suffron
LEE
T. VanLieden
Big Eight football teams trim travel costs by reshaping schedules
Kansas State, Missouri, Oklahoma, and Oklahoma State face tight budgets as travel expenses rise. K State swapped a Baylor trip for a home game in 1980 with 1982 Baylor in Waco canceled. Missouri weighs dropping San Diego State after a Sept 27 away game. Kansas eyes Tennessee in Knoxville, weighing travel costs against gate revenue. Oklahoma plans no immediate changes though costs may prompt later adjustments. Colorado reports strong finances and no cutbacks planned.
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Kansas State
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Oklahoma State
HS U
DeLoss Dodds
South Dakota
Manhattan
Baylor
K-State
Waco
Texas
Tulsa
Dodds
Seattle
Corvallis
Ore
Tempe
Ariz
San Diego State
Tigers
Dave Hart
Aztecs
California
San Diego
Columbia
Hart
Oregon
Syracuse
Jayhawks
Bob Marcum
Tennessee
Knoxville
Volunteers
Marcum
Cecil
Grissom
Nebraska
Ken Farris
Sooners
Colorado Athletic Department
Tim Simmons
Buffs
Chiefs Get Budde In NFL Draft As Expected
New York AP reports Detroit Lions drafted Billy Sims No 1 overall after strong Oklahoma career. Jets chose Johnny Lam Jones at No 2, Bengals picked Anthony Munoz third, Packers grab Bruce Clark, and Colts take Curtis Dickey. Budde to Chiefs rounds out top picks as draft rapid pace continues.
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New York
Billy Sims
Oklahoma
Detroit Lions
Lions
San Francisco
Sims
NFL
Pete Rozelle
Southern California
Charles White
Barry Switzer
Detroit
Jerry Argovitz
Houston
Argovitz
Canada
Ohio State
Tom Cousineru
Buffalo Bills
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49Ers
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Jets
Denver
Matt Robinson
Broncos
Johnny
Lam
Jones
Texas
U.S
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The
Cincinnati Bengals
Anthony Munoz
California
Green Bay Packers
Bruce Clark
Penn State
Munoz
Clark
Packers
Baltimore Colts
Curtis Dickey
Texas A&m
New York Giants
Mark Haynes
Doug Martin
Martin
George
Seattle
Seahawks
Jacob Green
Ehogen
Kansas City Chiefs
Brad Budde
Southern Cal
Chiefs
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Thawe
Edwards
Widerhall
Schultze
Billick
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Hegran
Difawe
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Zamera
Wieder
Hedges
Frank
Manwell
Potty
Garcia
Zamnera
Ottawen
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Hengen
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Greiner
Burrickter
Rutter
Brewer
King
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St Murdles
Whiteford
Bu Bani Mateey; 5 Thomguen
Iemeut
Whederbelt
Ferguson
Tharpeen
Maley
Ottawe
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Daniela
Nypener
Lowisquag
Wellsville
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Calishan
Toryiard
Slapan
Giscus
Garratt
Hegg
Hickory Inn
J. Cottman
Judge’s Hardware
We ‘Wail
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Franklin Savings
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Haynes
Andy” Mietchen
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Tom
Nanicy
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Sports Review
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Fred Toney
Hippo Vaughn
Cincinnati
Toney
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Byron Faden
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