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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1970

Page

11

All-State Honors To Three OHS Gridders

Wint Winter of Ottawa High led the trio of OHS players recognized on All-State lists from the Capital-Journal Star and Eagle-Beacon. The 205-pound senior tackle joined Grogan and Mendell as notable selections with Grogan earning third-team mentions from two papers and Mendell appearing on second and third teams.

Wint Winter Ottawa High Kansas Topeka Capital-Journal Kansas City Star Wichita Eagle-Beacon OHL Steve Grogan Richard Mendell Grogan Wichita Kapaun Jim Krsnich Bishop Miege Bruce Adams Topeka Wichita Capital-Journal Eagle Beacon Mendell Star

Ottawa Braves win 1-0 on late penalty kick

Gerry Kolman converted a penalty kick with two minutes left as Ottawa University edged Westmont 1-0 in the NAIA tournament at Dunn North Carolina. Ottawa improved to 14-2-1, with 13 shutouts and a strong late run. Coach Bob Schoonover praised key players Rubin de Celis Kolman and Merubia as OU contends for next year’s national tourney host site.

Gerry Kolman Ottawa University Westmont Calif Dunn N.C Kolman Braves Paul Sapienza Ottawa New Paltz N.Y Campbell College New Haven Earlham Ind Bob Schoonover Paul Rubin de Celis Bob Merubia Campbell Schoonover

Bowling Scores From Grand Champion League Standings

Bowler results across multiple leagues update standings with high games and series. Top performances include HigH 10-30 Holtow 213-574 and Liegerot 187-524 for Plug s, Shenk 154-390 and Shenk 130-337 for Sunday Chiefs Hustlers and Climbers, plus Kaub 185-515 for Sundowners Alley Cats.

Bent Fender Holtow Sutton’s Liegerot C. Hull Gutter Dusters Johnson D. Dillon Hillbillies K. Liegerot Troutman Scatterbrains Bledsoe Deuces Wild Dodd Stumblers Morrow Chiefs Hustlers Shenk V. Shenk King Pins Wolken Roehl Sundowners League Alley Cats F. Kaub Brunswick Kids Barber Snider Melvin Miller C. Davis K. Cordle C. Jackson Zielsdorf

Miracle Worker Lamonica Lift Raiders Past Jets in Overtime

Daryle Lamonica sparked a dramatic 18-14 victory for Oakland over the New York Jets, with George Blanda coming off the bench to spark a comeback including a touchdown pass. Warren Wells corralled Lamonica’s 33 yard strike for the winning score as Oakland tied Kansas City atop the AFC West.

Ken Rappoport Associated Press Daryle Lamonica Miracle Worker Oakland Minuteme Priscog Beet George Blanda Blanda Lamonica Raiders New York Jets Kansas City National Baltimore Buffalo Cincinnati Houston Green Bay Chicago Minnesota Boston New York Giants St. Louis Miami Philadelphia Washington Pittsburgh Atlanta San Diego Denver San Francisco New Orleans Detroit Los Angeles Lave Warren Wells Wells Dallas Cardinals Giants Cowboys Jets Fred Biletnikoff John Elliott

Nation's college title up for grabs on New Year Day

The national championship race will be decided New Year’s Day in Dallas Pasadena and Miami as Texas 10-0 Ohio State 0 and Nebraska 10-0-1 vie for top AP rankings. Texas routed Arkansas 42-7 to claim the Southwest Conference title and Cotton Bowl berth against Notre Dame while LSU 9-2-? clinched the SEC crown by routing Mississippi 61-17.

Herschel Nissenson Associated Press Battlegrounds Dallas Pasadena Miami Texas Ohio State Nebraska Arkansas Notre Dame Louisiana State Mississippi Archie Manning Tigers

First-Time Winner At Coral Springs Open Golf

Coral Springs Fla AP Big Bill Garrett won the $25,000 first prize at the Coral Springs Open with a final 272 12 under par at Coral Springs Country Club. Lee Trevino finished tied for third at 274 earning $7,350 to surpass the money list, while Arnold Palmer shot 276. Garrett described nerves before his first victory in a five year pro career.

Coral Springs, Fla Big Bill Garrett Lee Trevino Arnold Palmer Garrett Trevino Coral Springs Country Club Billy Casper Jack Nicklaus

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