Ottawa Highs Intra Squad Reveal Offense Gaps In Tune-Up
Ottawa High basketball teams in white and red split 33 30 as offense struggles and defense shines. White tops Red behind Hearne and Chaney late rally, White dominating boards with an 81-25 edge led by Grogan, Chaney, Stauffer, and Hearne.
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H. K. Stevens
Ottawa High
Cyclones
Mike Hearne
Bill Stauffer
Chris Chaney
Tony Penn
Richard Mendell
David Drumright
Steve Grogan
Red
Grogan
Drumright
Chaney
Hearne
Stauffer
Penn
Lawrence
White
Porter
Nesbit
Totals
Wallace
Mendell
Morton
Tetwiler
Ottawa Junior High dominates Lawrence Central twinbill
Ottawa Junior High School swept both games against Lawrence Central. In eighth grade, Ottawa won 26 13 as Mike Fairbanks scored 12 and Chris Van Fossan added 6. In the freshman game, Ottawa rallied from a six point fourth quarter deficit to win 50 46 with Chris Kornhaus leading all players with 21 and Bruce Whitacre adding 12.
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Ottawa
Lawrence Central
Chris van Fossan
Mustangs
OJHS
Whirlwinds
Chris Kornhaus
Bruce Whitacre
Boyd and
Morrison
Melvern 78 Defeats Central Heights 59 In City Hoops
Melvern high 78 Central Heights 59 as Melvern shoots 56 percent led by Ken Sage with 18 points and Jerry Arb 15. Snow of Central Heights tops with 17 before fouling out. Vikings struggle at 24 percent from the floor. Melvern visits Moran Friday for league opener.
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Melvern High
Central Heights
Melvern
Ken Sage
Jerry Arb
Panthers
Vikings
Larry Snow
Moran
Sage
Rice
R. Arb
J. Arb
Dillard
M. Arb
Lacey
John
Dunbar
Robertson
Snow
Foster
Stockard
Imel
Bowling Tuesday Night Ladies Eagles Auxiliary Scores
BowLing Tuesday night league results list numerous high games and bowling figures across sponsors including Heathman Oil Company Haley Abstract Arnold's Jewelry and Ottawa Bowl. Notable highs include V Ferguson 170 488 and R Mock 211 510 with top scores for the evening.
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Ladies Eagles Auxiliary
B. Maloney
Heathman Oil Company
V. Ferguson
Haley Abstract
E. McDaniels
K. Cardle
Todnd’s Insurance
L. Campbell
Peoples National Bank
R. Mock
Arnold's Jewelry
L. Ferris
Bolen sparks Quenemo to 87 37 win over Westphalia
Dan Bolen scores 41 points on 19 of 41 shooting to lead Quenemo past Westphalia 87 to 37 in non league action. Mike Weiss adds 22 as Buffaloes hold a 41 17 halftime lead and dominate rebounding with 26 boards. Westphalia's Crome and Poire lead the visitors with 14 and 12 points.
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OJHS
Westphalia
Dan_ Bolen
Quenemo
Bolen
Mike Weiss
Buffaloes
Crome
Dave Poire
Totals
D. Poire
Dan Poire
Miller
Osborne
Frank
Spencer
Meyer
Tastove
Lyndon Tigers Top Osage City 59 54 Inseason Opener
Lyndon Tigers outscored Osage City 33 21 after halftime to win 59 54 in the season opener led by Bob Culbertson with 20 points and Keith Persinger 10. Lyndon shot 39 percent, trailed 15 10 after one, 33 26 at halftime, and next hosts Melvem Friday.
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Osage City
Tigers
Lyndon
Osage City Indians
Bob Culbertson
Keith Persinger
Melvem
Culbertson
A. Hurt
B. Lewis
Persinger
Wiley
Dehn
Totals
Jackson
Briggs
Gragg
Ormsby
Thompson
Lindsey
Larsson
City Meeting Aims to Gauge City Basketball Interest
An organizational meeting will be held Thursday night at 7 at the Youth Center 115 W Fourth to determine interest in industrial or city league basketball this season. Ottawa Recreation Commission Tuesday night signed seven men seven senior and 10 junior league teams to play in church league competition.
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Ottawa Recreation Commission
Baseball Winter Meetings Move to Miami for Trade Talk
Baseball's winter meetings shift from Fort Lauderdale to Miami as owners begin talks on 1970 schedules player relations and a proposed restructure that could centralize power under Commissioner Bowie Kuhn while realignment and inter league play loom as possibilities. Trades still surface with the Mets near a deal for Joe Foy and the Expos acquiring Larry Jaster in a three way move plus Don Johnson and Jim Britton. Dick Williams was hired by the Expos as third base coach.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Fort Lauderdale
Miami
Bowie Kuhn
William D. Eckert
Kuhn
Charles “Chub” Feeney
San Francisco Giants
Warren Giles
New York Mets
Kansas City
Joe Foy
Montreal Expos
NCAA Soccer Tourney Opens in San Jose Semis Set
Four teams with a combined 52-26 record head to San Jose for the NCAA soccer championship. Harvard 14-0 faces St. Louis University 11-0 at 7 p.m. and Maryland 11-1-2 plays San Francisco 16-1-4 at 9 p.m. The final is at 1:30 p.m. Saturday. St. Louis has reached the semifinals eight times, San Francisco seven, Maryland four.
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Kansas City
San Jose
Calif
Harvard
St. Louis University
Maryland
San Francisco
St. Louis
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End
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Bill Reece
Santa Fe
Greg Barnett
Wellsville
Rick O
Neil Wellsville
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Quenemo—Line
Fred Linhart
Waverly—Back
Hoyt Carriker
Baldwin—Back
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Steve Clark
Pomona—Line
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Larry Fisher
Pomona
Beck
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Wellsville—Line
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C. Heights
Tom Foster
OHL
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Pace
H. Liegerot
Hughes Auto Parts
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Bob's Squire Shoppe
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Larry Jaster
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Don Johnson
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Jean Printy
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