Cyclone Gals Open Wednesday At DeSoto
Ottawa High girls basketball opens season Wednesday at DeSoto under coach H K Stevens who aims to improve on last year’s 4-7. Key players include seniors McMillen Meade Mages Austin Moore and juniors Buik Schulz plus others. Team focuses on fundamentals with early practices, facing East Kansas League play and Overbrook Santa Fe Trail tournament before holiday break.
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City Basketball Scores From Local League Play
City League tally shows Wellsville Bank St Lawrent and H D Lee posting high totals. Multiple churches and schools, including Nazarene Ottawa Bible North Baptist Wesleyan First Christian Westminster Faith Lutheran Sacred Heart Bethany Chapel, reported varied scores and player lines across nine games.
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Washburn Ichabods roll past Braves in cold league tilt
In frigid 13 degree weather at Whiting Field House Washburn Ichabods defeated Ottawa University Braves 98-69 led by Dave Hull with 30 points. OU shot 26 percent while Washburn hit 38 percent, outrebounded 58-40, and had five players foul out.
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McAdoo to Knicks in $6 million deal with Braves
AP reports Bob McAdoo, three time NBA scoring champion, poised to join the New York Knicks for 2.5 million cash plus John Gianelli. Knicks award five year, 500 thousand per season, and assume 1 million deferred payments owed by Buffalo, beating Seattle’s offer as McAdoo preferred New York.
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Raiders Pulverize Bengals in 95-20 Rout at Oakland
Ken Stabler threw four touchdowns and 228 rushing yards aided the Raiders to a 95-20 win over the Cincinnati Bengals at Oakland Coliseum. Stabler connected with Dave Casper Cliff Branch and Fred Biletnikoff for scoring plays as Oakland clinched home field and improved to 12-1. The Steelers then faced a pivotal path to division and playoff status.
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Colborn Glad To Be A Royal In Brewers Trade
Kansas City fans welcomed Jim Colborn to the Royals after a five player deal with Milwaukee. Colborn, 30, said he sought a change and believes he can help an expansion team with strong defense. The swap also included catcher Darrell Porter for Jamie Quirk and others.
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Haskell Women Rout OU in 59 37 upset on road
Haskell women surged to a 59 to 37 win over Ottawa University with sharp shooting near 60 percent led by Shirley Neline 15 points and Denise St Cyr 14. Julia Edelen led OU with 15 points, as OU suffered cold shooting and dropped to their second loss of the young season. OU heads to Bethany and McPherson on a weekend road swing before a Dec 14 game at Wichita.
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