Salmans Resigns as Ottawa University Football Coach
Nyle Salmans, head coach at Ottawa University for five seasons, announced his resignation effective at semester end after a 24-26-1 career, citing a personal need for change. OU President Wilbur Wheaton praised his contributions, and athletic director Bob Cole pledged a prompt hire to continue the program’s rebuilding.
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Rick Peterson
Nyle Salmans
Ottawa University
Salmans
John Salavantis
Braves
Wilbur Wheaton
OU Sports Information Department
Nyle
Ottawa
Fort Scott Community College
McPherson College
Atzlan University
Mexico City
Jan Salge
AC Elmer Roth
Salge
Steve Tybor
Bob Cole
Cole
Saimans
Emporia State University
Fort Hays State
Wheaton
Peter Sandstrom
Cliff Burke
Raiders Ride 8 Minute Binge To Another AFC West Crown
In San Diego the Raiders overcome a poor start to rout the Chargers 42 to 10, clinching the AFC West. Marcus Allen threw the pivotal 43 yard option pass to Todd Christensen with 1:50 left in the first half, sparking an eight minute spree that produced five touchdowns. Christensen, Christensen, and Plunkett starred as Los Angeles rolled to an 11th win in 14 games, while San Diego fell to 5-9.
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SAN Diego
Jim Plunkett
Los Angeles Raiders
Plunkett
Charger
Dan Fouts
Chuck Muncie
Rolf Benirschke
Tom Flores
Marcus Allen
Todd Christensen
Los Angeles
Allen
Braves rout UMKC to stay unbeaten in nonconference play
Ottawa University Braves defeated University of Missouri-Kansas City 84-75 at Wilson Field House. Sophomore Robert Noel scored 24 and senior Phillip Mack 16 as OU improved to 4-2, stereotypes of competition and turnover slumps overshadowed by a late 11-2 run. Tim Weber added 19, with Noel and Weber combining for 18 assists. UMKC’s Vincent Moore led with 19 points. Kenton Terrell tallied 15. OU outshot 55 percent and held a 27-24 rebounding edge, then closed strong in final five minutes to seal the win.
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Terry Ostmeyer
Ottawa University Braves
University of Missouri-Kansas City
Wilson Field House
UMKC
Braves
Ottawa
Robert Noel
Phillip Mack
Noel
Mack
Tim Weber
Weber
Vincent Moore
K-Roos
Michael Cope
Cope
Moore
Kenton Terrell
Pittsburg State
Kansas College Athletic Conference
McPherson
Billikens
Burden
Kerry Boagan
Kansas
St. Louis
Federal Pen Awaits Wilson, Martin, Aikens
Willie Wilson and two former Kansas City Royals teammates will serve three month prison terms at Fort Worth Federal Correctional Institution in Texas. They pled guilty to attempting to possess cocaine and were fined 5000, 5000, and 2500 dollars respectively. Life reports say they must report to prison on set dates for drug treatment programs.
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Kansas City, Mo
Willie Wilson
Kansas City Royals
Fort Worth
Texas
Federal Bureau of Prisons
U.S
J. Milton Sullivant
Willie Aikens
Jerry Martin
The
Royals
Wilson
Fort Worth Federal Correctional Institution
Sullivant
Aikens
Martin
Gary Gasele
Bureau of Prisons
Kansas City
Minimui-Secury
Kansas Beats St Louis 67 63 in Brown Era Debut
Kansas under new coach Larry Brown earns its first win as Carl Henry scores 22 points including a late 12-footer to put the Jayhawks ahead 65-61. Luther Burden leads St Louis with 22 as KU improves to 1-1 and SLU drops to 2-1 in a non conference clash.
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ST. Louis
Kansas
Larry Brown
Carl Henry
St. Louis University
Henry
Jayhawks
Luther Burden
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