Chagrined K State over KU penalties shock jolt
Kansas State protests NCAA two year probation on Kansas football after turning them in for recruiting irregularities. Wildcats athletic director Dick Towers laments the blow while KU officials defend the ruling and pledge to move forward. The case follows a history of sanctions and prior penalties in the 1970s.
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Pomona Tops White City in Consolation Tilt at Osage City
In Osage City Friday Pomona boys beat White City 56 42 behind Shannon Servaes 27 points and an 8 30 p m title shot while Pomona girls defeated Waverly 63 52 to reach the finals against Olpe. Roseann Scott and Beth Jorgersen led with 16 each as Cindy Scott added 13 for Pomona. White City’s Cindy Davis topped Waverly with 13.
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Williamsburg Gals Win Cage Debut
Williamsburg girls edged Crest 30 29 in a Three Rivers League season opener. Teresa May led WHS with 9 points, Dana Church had 8 for Crest, Williamsburg outrebounded 31-24, and a late 3 point edge sealed the win. JV also won 18-10. Next they host Pomona Tuesday followed by a boys varsity tilt.
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Steinbrenner asks Yogi Berra to manage Yankees again
New York Yankees owner George Steinbrenner reportedly asked Yogi Berra if he would take the managerial post. Berra said they met for about 30 minutes to discuss philosophy, player notes, and how he would run the club. Steinbrenner did not confirm Billy Martin's status but did not deny letting him go.
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Pomona Wildcats Split Four At Lebo Rivalry
Pomona Junior High split four basketball games with Lebo here Thursday. Pomona varsity boys led by Steve Olson's 23 points routed Lebo 39 to 49. Pomona A team improved to 24 and Lebo won both girls games 92 to 19 and 6 to 2. Pomona varsity girls Anita Collins 9 Carrie Hancock 6 Jenni Cook 2 for Pomona. Pomona will return to action Monday at Williamsburg.
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Lyndon Nips Bonner Springs In 71 70 Thriller
Lyndon High School defeats Bonner Springs 71 to 70 as Scott Robison sinks a free throw with five seconds left. Robison leads Lyndon with 25 points while Hughes Suffren posts 22 for Bonner. Lyndon shot 59 percent and made 21 of 27 free throws, but Coach Nick Dawson cautions they must improve before Ottawa-Peola tournament play.
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Eagles Top Central Heights In Season Opener
Wellsville wins 58 49 after leading 19 6 early as Ray Fort 16 points and Tim Thomasson 14 pace the Eagles. Fort grabs 13 rebounds while Craig Feuerborn scores 8 for CH, final score 58 49 with Wellsville showing strong defense and rebound edge. Next week they face Olathe South in a tournament opener.
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City Schedule Week of December 5 1983
Ottawa area youth sports and recreation listings show volleyball matches at Mabee Center East Court and local teams like Snak Factory Little Nokies and The Aces. Also includes youth basketball signups at the Youth Center, practice start at Ottawa Middle School gym, and an Ottawa Recreation Commission meeting rescheduled to December 14 at 7 19 p.m.
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Cyclone star Darren Johnson earns state all star honors
Ottawa High running back Darren Johnson, a 145-pound senior, became the first Cyclone gridder in about a decade named to a statewide all star squad. Johnson led EKL rushing with 1,132 yards and nearly 1,700 total yards, earning a spot on the Topeka Capital-Journal All Class 5A first team.
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LSU Fires Stovall name Arnsparger as new coach
Baton Rouge Louisiana Jerry Stovall was fired as LSU football coach after a season that ended with the team in disarray. Bill Arnsparger Miami Dolphins defensive coordinator was hired as his replacement and will join LSU recruiters while finishing the NFL season.
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New Program Promises Free Hair Loss Consultation
Carl Erickson returns to Ottawa Kansas on December 5 1989 offering a free private consultation for hair loss. The ad warns against slick baldness and urges those with any remaining hair to act now before roots die. Call Best Western Hallmark Inn to schedule between 1 pm and 8 30 pm with no charge or obligation.
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