Ottawa University coach Simpson resigns after 3 seasons
Tommie Simpson the first black OU head coach resigns at the spring banquet citing lack of admin support and low pay as main reasons. He led the Lady Braves to a 10-15 finish in 1986-87 and says he will pursue other coaching opportunities.
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Lakers Dominate Nuggets in 140-103 Playoff Swing
Lakers sweep the Nuggets as Byron Scott scores 25 and James Worthy 22, with Kareem Abdul Jabbar held to nine. Alex English led Denver with 25 as Los Angeles extends its win streak over Denver to nine and paves the way for potential title contention.
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Early risers and high scores in local bowling league standings
A compiled list shows numerous lanes and players with their scores at 10 30 starting times. Notable entries include Leadbetter and Franklin Savings with 0 games, Guy & Maes and Waymire's Price Chopper with 4, and Gibbons Auto Salvage with 3. The standings reflect a dense field across multiple sponsors and participants.
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Baldwin Golfers Second At Junction City
Baldwin finished runnerup in the four man event at the St. Marys Invitational on Rolling Meadows. The Bulldogs totaled 370, 18 behind host St. Marys. Nemaha Valley was third at 376. In two man, St. Marys won 156, Perry Lecompton 163, Rossville 182. Sebastian Royer led with 77, Zemek and Morgason shot 79. McMillin 82, Wilson 85, North 100, Madl 103, Dillon 117. Next stop is Rossville Invitational at St. Marys course Thursday.
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Southwestern College eyes KCAC track titles at home
Ottawa University coach Bill Boucek predicts Southwestern College will dominate the KCAC meet at Sonner Stadium in Winfield with over 200 points in the men’s division and contend for the women’s title, while Bethany is favored to repeat. He notes OU contenders Steffen Smith in high jump and pole vault Medhelene Holder as top sprinters, and David Dick and Chuck Knapp as standout field athletes. The two day meet begins Friday at 2 p.m. with prelims and continues Saturday with field events at 3 p.m.
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