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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1974

Page

2

OHS Hopes To Run Off Its Cage Frustrations

Ottawa High basketball under new coach Bob Duncan aims to reverse a losing streak by adopting a fast press and run and gun style. Prepared for a tough Class 3A Kansas schedule, the Cyclones rely on quickness and depth, with 12 varsity prospects and a focus on rebuilding a winning attitude. The Dec 13 opener and early scrimmages test their transition.

OHS Terry Ostmeyer Ottawa High Cyclones Bob Duncan H. K. Stevens Stevens Duncan Ottawa Kansas Bonner Springs Paola Lawrence Biggies Bob Thompson Jamie Sellers Mark Farris Ken Miller Roland Connor Craig Leitaker Rod Sharpe Keith Whitacre Kent Rameey Randy Ryssemus Dennis Spratt Jeff Buick Raymond Shaffer Darren Beets Bill Scribner Gene White Calvin Connor Mark Royse Lyndon OHL Stel Tigers Priory

Miami Dolphins Rout Bengals On Monday Night

The Miami Dolphins defeated the Cincinnati Bengals 24-3 as Don Shula praised the win as their best of the year. Bob Griese passed for 118 yards with two scoring plays, Mercury Morris and Jim Mandich each catching a TD, and Larry Csonka ran for 123 yards helping Miami secure a strong playoff push. Cincinnati’s offense was stifled, held to 66 rushing yards and zero touchdowns, with their slim chances for the AFC Central fading as Pittsburgh tailed them in the standings.

MIAMI Paul Brown Cincinnati Bengals Dolphins Don Shula Baltimore Bob Griese Mercury Morris Jim Mandich Griese Bengals Ken Anderson Cincinnati Anderson Bob Heinz Horst Muhlimann Garo Yepremian Benny Malone Larry Csonka Brown Pittsburgh

Griffin Wins 1974 Heisman Trophy for Ohio State

Archie Griffin, OSU tailback, winners of the 1974 Heisman, set NCAA rushing records with 1,620 yards on 236 carries and 12 touchdowns as Ohio State finished 10-1. The junior star, 5-9 and 185 pounds, extended a streak of 22 straight 100 yard games and heads to his third Rose Bowl versus USC.

NEW York Archie Griffin Ohio State James Margaret Griffin Columbus Ohio Griffin Downtown Athletic Club Asch Woody Hayes Big Ten

Dick Allen to Braves new trade at winter meetings

Atlanta Braves acquire slugger Dick Allen from the Chicago White Sox in a cash plus player to be named later deal contingent on Allen ending retirement and reporting to Atlanta for 1975. Allen led the AL with 32 homers and batted .301 with 88 RBIs in 128 games last season.

New Orleans Atlanta Braves Dick Allen Chicago White Sox Braves White Sox Allen Atlanta

AP Grid Poll Top Twenty College Teams Summary

The AP Top Twenty college football poll lists Oklahoma first with 49 first place votes and 1,198 points, Alabama second with 12 votes and 1,112 points, followed by Ohio State, Michigan, and several other programs. Texas A&M, Florida, Arizona, Pitt and a Wisconsin tie appear among the top twenty, with a slate of additional votes for teams such as Boston College Clemson Harvard Houston Mississippi State North Carolina Oklahoma State Temple Tennessee Tulsa UCLA Utah State alphabetically receiving votes.

Associated Press Oklahoma Alabama Ohio State Michigan California Auburn Penn State Nebraska Notre Dame Maryland Texas Baylor No. Car. St Michigan St Miami Texas A&m Brig. Young Florida Arizona Pitt Wisconsin Boston College Clemson Harvard Houston Mississippi State North Carolina Oklahoma State Temple Tennessee Tulsa UCLA Utah State

KU Grid Coach Quits Ditto Fambrough

Lawrence AP Don Fambrough resigns as Kansas head football coach after 12 seasons and four-year run. He cites health issues including ulcers and shingles. Jim Dickey eyed as potential successor. Gale Sayers declines. Players express shock as team finishes tied for last in the Big Eight after a 4-7 season.

Lawrence Kan Don Fambrough University of Kansas Jayhawks Fambrough Kansas City Jim Dickey Kurt Knoff

K State Eyes Five Prospects for Coach Job

Manhattan AP reports five candidates for Kansas State head football coach. Athletic Director Ernie Barrett lists three named contenders Larry Lacewell of Oklahoma asst head coach Bob Weber ex Arizona head coach and Kansas State offensive coordinator LeRoy Montgomery Ark. assistant. two others requested anonymity. A decision was to be announced next week.

Manhattan Kan Kansas State Ernie Barrett Barrett Larry Lacewell Oklahoma Bob Weber Arizona LeRoy Montgomery Arkansas Montgomery Vince Gibson

Grogan Repeats On All Academic Football Team

The 1974 All Big Eight Conference academic football team features Colorado players Steve Young Pete Brock and David Williams on offense. Oklahoma selections include Dewey Selmon LeRoy Selmon Randy Hughes on defense. Tom Goodsen and David Spare named kickers and punter respectively. Coach Mike of St. Cloud State comments on goal setting.

Kansas City Colorado Oklahoma Steve Young Pete Brock David Williams Dewey Selmon LeRoy Selmon Randy Hughes Enda Ferry Smith Iowa State Ritch Bahe Nebraska Tom Wolf Oklahoma State John Roush Ard Steve Hegener Steve Grogan Karas State Grant Burger Bill Ziegler Missouri Tom Goodsen Mike St. Cloud State

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