Carew Weighs Trade To Giants Amid Twins Tensions
Orlando AP report outlines Rod Carew’s potential trade from the Minnesota Twins to the San Francisco Giants. Negotiations hinge on Carew’s approval with Giants offering up to five years and $3.5 million. The piece also notes rival bids from the Yankees, the Phillies signing Pete Rose, and other early offseason transactions.
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Garnett Gals Top Cold OHS in Narrow Win
Ottawa High girls struggle for field goals and convert 11 of 19 free throws to edge Garnett 29-26 at OHS gym. Patty Mayes leads Garnett with 11 points, while Karen Chambers Ogle and Michelle White pace Ottawa with 6 each. Junior varsity also wins 35-16 as Sheri Warner scores 13. Ottawa visits Paola next Thursday before holiday break.
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OHS
Cyclones
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Patty Mayes
Karen Chambers
Teri Ogle
Michelle ‘White
Sheri Warner
Jennifer Hadley
Paola
Champers
Ogle
Turner
Sheldon
Diamond
Wingert
White
Rch
Arnett
Patriots And Broncos Hold Key To Clinches On Sunday
HAL BOCK lays out NFL weekend where Denver and New England can seal AFC West and AFC East titles respectively. If they slip, powerful foes linger. Players like Grogan and Morton highlighted amid a slate of pivotal matchups and prognostications.
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Miami
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Steve Grogan
Chiefs
Craig Morton
Craig Morton & Co
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Bowling Bits Highlights Local League Scores
Top bowler Sandy Sntcher rolled a 252 game while Dot Robertson posted a 582 series. The report catalogs high games, high series and notable splits for multiple groups including Night Ladies Eagles First National Bank Mohawk and more, with city tournament entry details available at lanes or the city secretary.
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Colbern
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R. Carlson
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Ogburn
S’ Flowers
Dick Stinnetts
Nitcher
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D. Robertson
Drake Jewelry
Eagles
First National Bank
K. Cordle
Peoples National Bank
Peoples
Jim Bass
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DeWald
Butler-Hanes
Ottawa Honda
Slader
Maloney Mobile Home Service
Maloney's
Keith Farms
S. Slader
Foxy Ladies
the Stingers
J. Price
A. Hendrickson
Anderson Carpets
Anderson’s
Bennett's
Super Chicks
C. Wilson
D. Toumberlin
West Wilson
Princeton Grain
M. Haas
Scroggs
B. Daniels
R. Yelton
B. Stevenson
F. Burkdoll
S. Ball
A. Crawford
P. Jackson
C. Turner
G. Leecy
D. Meador
M. Bass
S. Swinehart
Lyndon Girls overpower Marais des Cygnes Valley 86 28
Letha Farwell 32 and Marla Tucker 30 lead Lyndon girls to an 86 28 win over Marais des Cygnes Valley. Tucker adds 20 rebounds as Lyndon builds a 31 12 first quarter lead and remains unbeaten after two games. Valley’s Sondra Fellers 10 and Michelle Seems 9 lead the opposition. Next for Lyndon is Baldwin at Baldwin.
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Letha Farwell
Marla Tucker
Lyndon
Marais Des Cygnes Valley
Farwell
Tucker
LHS Gals
Tigers
Whirlwinds overpower Ottawa Junior High in 72 35 win
Santa Fe Trail crushed Ottawa Junior High ninth grade 72 35 as SFT outscored the Whirlwinds 41 0 in the second half. Smith led SFT with 17 points Cartwright added 12 while Evan Shaffer led Ottawa with 16 points and Jeff Unruh scored 6.
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Clathe
Santa Fe Trail
Ottawa
SFT
Olathe
Smith
Cartwright
Evan Shaffer
Jeff Unruh
Jayhawks roll past Oral Roberts 90 77 in first big test
Kansas fifth ranked, coached by Ted Owens, dominates Oral Roberts 90 77 with balanced scoring. John Crawford 23 points leads Kansas, Tony Guy adds key early burst, Buck Williams 15 for Maryland. Multiple top programs win as Iowa State, St John’s, Texas Tech and others post results.
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Ken Rappoport
Kansas Jayhawks
Ted Owens
Oral Roberts
Owens
Oklahoma
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Jayhawks
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Terrapins
Penn State
Tony Guy
Johnny Crawford
Crawford
Buck Williams
Terps
Greg Manning
Larry Gibson
Ernest Graham
Andrew Parker
Iowa State
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Wayne McKay
St. John’s
Baylor
Charles Davis
Mike Rhodes
Vanderbilt
Tennessee Tech
Ralph Brewster
Texas Tech
Colorado State
Ronnie Perry
Holy Cross
Boston University
Darryl Gladden
la Salle
Delaware
Navy
Lebanon Valley
Kevin Sinnett
Lloyd Terry
New Orleans
Murray State
Virginia Commonwealth
Richmond
Ben Watson
Donnie Seale
Wayland Baptist
TCU
Michael Wiley
Long Beach
Weber State
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