Cyclone grapplers take runnerup at Olathe Invitational
Ottawa high school wrestling placed second in an eight team meet, totaling 134 points and finishing behind Osawatomie by 47. The Cyclones crowned two champions Jim Hamilton at 167 pounds and Daryl Oglesby at heavyweight, with five others earning medals. Coach-led rebuild featured multiple weight-class wins as Ottawa opens dual action at Bonner Springs Thursday.
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Linn Hiatt
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Pomona Indians Adjust Under New Coach Taul
Pomona aims to quickly adapt to Bob Taul’s philosophy as they open the season. A 61-30 win over Lebo showcased sophomore star David Miller scoring 27 points, with senior Daryl Finch providing shooting and rebounding. Taul notes depth concerns and rapid, fast-paced play, as he expects seven to eight players to share time and quickness to drive the team. Upcoming tests include Central Heights and Gridley, shaping the early identity of the ball club.
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Key USOC Changes for 1980 Olympic Team Build
New York AP reports sweeping USOC reforms aimed at best prep for the 1980 U S Olympic squads. The Executive Committee approved an all year training site at Squaw Valley California and a plan for three training centers before Moscow. A permanent employment program for athletes was also announced.
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OHS Faces Heady Debut Against Emporia
Ottawa High meets Emporia in the season opener at the OHS gym with high hopes for the Cyclones. Emporia returns three starters and could be a top 4-A team after winning the state football title. Spartan star Steve Smith is a key backcourt threat. Calvin Connor anchors Emporia size and rebounding edge may favor them, while Ottawa relies on guards Shaffer Royse Beets White and Connor’s size to compete in a tripleheader tonight.
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Grogan Ties Record in Patriots Clinch Playoff Bid
Steve Grogan ran for two touchdowns and threw for two as New England beat New Orleans 27-6 securing its first playoff berth. Don Calhoun posted 113 yards on 22 carries as the Patriots join Dallas and Washington in strong postseason positioning across the NFL standings.
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Big 8 Cagers Keep Winning
Kansas, Kansas State and Oklahoma remained unbeaten as Missouri won the Show-Me Classic, defeating North Texas State 97-84. Kansas overwhelmed Central Missouri State 74-52, Kansas State beat SMU 108-85, and Oklahoma 84-71 over Oklahoma City University. Kansas coach Ted Owens praised his team after a 73 percent first-half pace and tight defense. Mike Evans led Kansas State with 24 points.
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