Tigers rally past Ottawa High in first round thriller
Lyndon Tigers overcome a 10 point first half deficit to beat Ottawa High Cyclones 56 52 in the Ottawa Paola Invitational. Scott Robison 23 and Jim Fuller 18 pace Lyndon with 41 points and 11 rebounds combined while Todd Schultze leads OHS with 22 points and 14 rebounds.
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Cyclone Girls Open Ottawa-Paola Invite With Win Over Lyndon
Ottawa High under new coach Terry Heathman started the Ottawa Paola Invitational with a 34 to 19 victory over Lyndon, never trailing and building a 21 to 5 halftime lead despite 22 turnovers by OHS. Lyndon’s Retta Lippert paced the Tigers with 10 points, while Pam Jung led all scorers with 12 for Ottawa High.
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Royals players report to prison for cocaine charges
Kansas City Royals outfielders Willie Wilson and Jerry Martin began three month sentences at the Federal Correctional Institution in Fort Worth after pleading guilty to drug charges. Willie Aikens also faces a term. Vida Blue faces sentencing December 15. Lawrence Kan. Kansas won its third straight basketball game defeating Jackson State 89 57 as Kerry Boagan led with 20 points.
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Death Threat Fails To Stop Sims Lions Victory
Billy Sims rushed 23 times for 197 yards to fuel Detroit in a 13-2 win over Minnesota. The victory put the Lions in front in the Central Division as an anonymous death threat about Sims was revealed before kickoff. Sims, unfazed, led a strong second quarter drive capped by Hipple to Chadwick, with Murray adding two field goals.
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