Baldwin Gals Clinch 53 21 Victory Over Ottawa High
Baldwin raced to a 30 point halftime margin and led 53 21 at night’s end. Debbie Randel led with 18 points while Mullens and Brecheisen added six each as Ottawa Highs shooting sagged to nine of 54. Ottawa JV won 27 25 as Pam Jung posted 11 points and 18 rebounds.
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Baldwin
Ottawa
Bulldog
Lisa Weber
Cyclones
OHS
Bulldogs
Debbie Randel
Mullens
Brecheisen
Becky Kaub
Teresa Sullivan
Rachel Brockman
Pam Jung
Anne Maxwell
Kansas City
Kan
Turner Gals
Ottawa High sophs drop tough opener to Washburn Rural
Ottawa Highboys sophomore basketball team opened with a 50 45 loss to Washburn Rural in Topeka. Adam Lynch led Ottawa with seven field goals, Bill Fredricks 9 points, Scott Thompson and Gary Sowers eight each. Sowers led in rebounds with 15, Fredricks 10. Ottawa played shorthanded, missing two varsity players, and will play Emporia later in a tripleheader.
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Topeka
Ottawa Highboys
Washburn Rural
Adam Lynch
Ottawa
Bill Fredricks
Scott Thompson
Gary Sowers
Sowers
Cyclones
Fredricks
OHL
Emporia
Bowling Scores in Local Leagues and High 10s Reported
A roundup of bowling scores from RB M LEAGUE TEN PINS 2 and multiple teams. Notable totals include High 10 performances by players such as Cumpton 475, Ebeck 172, Schmidt 314, Whiteford 640, Roehl 495, Hackert 190, Meyar 340, and others across teams like HUSTLERS TEASERS HILLBILLIES KING PINS MERRYMAKERS STRAGGLERS BOMBERS UPHOLSTERY ALLEY RATS DYNAMIC BUDGE S HARDWARE DON S ROYAL CLEANERS GOD SCHURCH HILL HOUSE RESTAURANT DOWNTOWNE NIGHTHAWKS HICKORY INN ANDY S SIDING WEST WILSON REPAIR FIRST NATIONAL BANK PEEKS SUPER SAVER and FRANKLIN Sevings.
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Cumpton
D. Ebeck
Redenbavat
Japemet Schmidt
C. McCurdy
White
Jeff Ebeck
R. Meyar
Sheffield
J. Hackert
D. Whiteford
Eg Reckner
Rathi
C. Roehl
R. Cole
Arees
S. Arnold
Alley Rats
P. McDaniel
Dynamic League
Budge's Hardware
J. Houston
Don's Royal Cleaners
G. Suffron
Higpene Fenton and
Page
Snapow Too
C. Corda
Hill House
J. Wallace
G. Nitcher
J. Wallacean McCray
T. van Fehdeny
Hickory Inn
Ingrgnn
Andy’s
J. Wallack
West Wilson Repair
B. Lane
A. Cottman Sr
First National Bank
T. Shephard
PEEKS
J- Bans
Franklin Sevings
B. Rashi
Ducks Unlimited Banquet Boosts Local Coffers in Ottawa
The Marais des Cygnes Valley Chapter held its inaugural DU banquet at Ottawa Country Club attracting about 100 people and grossing nearly $8,000 from the event, tickets, prize tickets, and an auction. Officials project net proceeds around $6,400 for the conservation group. The auction raised $4,672, ticket sales exceeded $1,800 led by Jim Williamson with 36 sales. Attendance prizes awarded included a Marlin magnum shotgun to Mike Bennett and a Honda motorcycle donated by Browning Motors of Paola to Dick Schneider. Prize tickets totaled $1,581. Chapter chairman Earl Devore called the night a tremendous success.
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Marais Des Cygnes Valley
Ducks Unlimited
Ottawa Country Club
Royal Elder
State Fish and Game Department
Jim Williamson
Ottawa
Mike Bennett
Lawrence
Dick Schneider
Browning Motors
Paola
Earl Devore
Top Cage Clubs Prevail UCLA Plummets To 17th
North Carolina remains No 1 for the third straight week as UCLA tumbles to 17th after a 67-54 loss to Rutgers. Kentucky holds No 2 after beating Ohio State 78-62, with Louisville, Wichita State, Virginia, Iowa, Minnesota, Alabama Birmingham and Indiana in the Top Ten.
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Tom Canavan
Associated Press
North Carolina
UCLA
Cal
Tulsa
Tar Heels
Kentucky
Louisville
Wichita State
Virginia
Iowa
DePaus
Minnesota
Alabama
Birmingham
Indiana
Bruins
Rutgers
Larry Farmer
Notre Dame
Ohio State
Tulane
Western Kentucky
District of Columbia
Cincinnati
Ralph Sampson
Cavaliers
Randolph Macon
VMI
Towa
Marquette
Ray Meyer
DePaul
Ilinois-Chicago Circle
Meyer
Tom
Purdue
Loyola
Chicago
Mississippi
Arkansas
San Francisco
Missouri
Nevada
Las Vegas
Southwestern Louisiana
Oregon State
Georgetown
Brigham Young
Nevada-Las Vegas
D.C
Kansas Beats Arizona 96 57 In Big Eight Showdown
Kansas explodes to a 39-24 halftime lead and routs Arizona 96 57 as Kansas aims at No 2 Kentucky with Tony Guy and Kelly Knight leading the scoring. Oklahoma, Nebraska, and Kansas pace the circuit with strong late game performances and solid defense.
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Kansas
Wildcats
Kelly Knight
Tony Guy
Dakota
South Dakota
Larry Hendrix
David Little
Oklahoma
Lloyd Noble
College Basketball Scores Snapshot
Kansas beat Arizona 86 to 52. Oklahoma topped Sam Houston State 106 to 72. Nebraska defeated South Dakota State 70 to 51. Creighton won 75 to 60 against Saint Louis University. SE Missouri State prevailed 97 to 62 over Maryville. Oklahoma City edged SW Missouri 63 to 52. Central Missouri 63 over Emporia State 52. Kansas Newman 75 over Fort Hays State 69. St Mary of the Plains lost 82 to 69 to Marymount Benedictine. Park defeated unspecified opponent 68 to ?
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Kansas
Arizona
Oklahoma
Sam Houston
Nebraska
South Dakota
Creighton
St. Louis
Missouri
Maryville
Oklahoma City
Emporia
Kansas Newman
Fort Hays
St. Mary of the Plains
Marymount
Forfeit Bases Put Into NAIA Title Tilt
Cameron University of Lawton Oklahoma, a semifinalist in the NAIA Division 1 football playoffs, has been disqualified for using two scholastically ineligible players during the 1981 season. Pittsburg State will advance to the Division I championship game after Cameron’s disqualification. No other action was taken. Cameron had been allowed to play in the quarterfinals pending verification.
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Michael
Yankees
Bob Lemon
New York
Kansas City, Mo
Cameron University of Lawton
Okla
Cameron
Central Arkansas
Pittsburg State
Kan
Lawton
Moorhead State
Minn
Elon
N.C
Hillsdale
Mich
NAIA
Aggies
Charles Eppler
OHawa Swim Club shines at Topeka YMCA meet with multiple wins
Eight OHawa swimmers competed at the three day Topake ABC invite in Topeka. Open Boys Paul Hasty won 200 Free and 200 Back with A Times, placed second in 100 Free and 100 Breast, and added top finishes in 200 and 100 Fly. Randy Srawer claimed 200 Breast and 100 Back runner ups with AA Times. Tony Anderaan placed third in 100 Pro and 100 Breast with C Times. Kevin Brewer and youth entrants also earned several top ten finishes across multiple events. Additional club members joined the BC Invitational in Olathe with solid showings across 50 and 100 events.
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Ohawa Swim Club
Topake Abc
Topeka
YMCA
Paul
Steve Hasty
Randy Srawer
Mihi
Tony Anderaan
Kevin Brewer
Tima
Chris Brewer
April Harris
Jo Dee Anderson
Oregon Trail Jr. Highah Olathe
Stat! Davidson
Aixth
Matt Jordan
Jenny Jordan
Todd Davidson
Erin Jordan
Sarorina Caylor
Jaihe
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Bulldog Gals
Blitz Buries
Ad Brockman
Roberts
Cook
Millers
Moore
Aung
Calderwood
Wright
Mullane
Gish
Johnson
Craig
Gracholxan
Ridar
Shays
Randal
Kf&g
St Fist E Ken
Wichita St
Sam Houston State
South Dakota State
Jayhawks
Fred Snowden
Ted Owens
Tony
Jack Moore
Ray Collins
Huskers
Joe Ashley
Yankees Hog Baseball Spotlight
Hollywood
Fla
Ron Guidry
Gene Michael
New York Yankees
Chicago Cubs
Allen Ripley
San Francisco Giants
Doug Capilla
St. Louis Cardinals
Mike Stanton
Cleveland
Bowie Kuhn
George Steinbrenner
Steinbrenner
Guidry
John Schneider
Benedictine
Park
Office Supply & Pribtim
Bob Miller
Cimarron Ins
Continental Ins
Continental Western Hartford Ins
Marysville Mutual Western
Fort Scott
Trinity Ins
Ottawa Insurance Agency
Basi
Poinsettias
Miley
Tere Lee
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
OSC
Awearingen
VISA
Edward D. D Jones & Co
BS Feu
Edward 0. Jonge
Michael J. Esser
Kaness
Norminte
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