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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1969

Page

9

OU Meets SWBC Jewell in Weekend Two-Game Set

Ottawa University heads to Bolivar Friday to face Southwest Baptist College then hosts William Jewell College Saturday at Wilson Field House. OU seeks first win after three games and will use a zone defense with Paul Sapienza stepping in at center.

Ottawa University Missouri Bolivar Southwest Baptist College Braves William Jewell College Wilson Field House Southwest Baptist Jewell Paul Sapienza Sapienza Larry Payton Larry Lawrence Bob Bryant Jack Scalia Frear College of Emporia Payton Scalia Ottawa Bearcats Kelton Griffin Jim White Southwest Jerry DeGraffenreid DeGraffenreid Andrew Jackson SWBC Bruce Hudson White Jackson Louisiana Hudson Illinois William Jewell Cardinals Dan Ehrenbeck Bill Cunningham Lee Roark Gary Holley Nolan Smith

Chiefs Raiders clash fuels psyche and playoff chase

Kansas City seeks revenge in Oakland as the Chiefs face the Raiders in a pivotal Western Division showdown. The rivalry has seen five of the last six wins by the Raiders, including a 27 24 triumph in Kansas City on Nov 28. Chiefs leaders deny a mental block while coach Hank Stram notes past slumps have turned in their favor.

Kansas City Oakland Raiders Kansas City Chiefs Chiefs

Bradley lifts Knicks to 97 96 win over Milwaukee

Bill Bradley sparked a late surge to keep the Knicks undefeated against Milwaukee, hitting a 15 foot jumper with 11 seconds left. Flynn Robinson led Milwaukee with 30 points but missed a final shot. Dick Barnett and Lew Alcindor also starred for their teams in a night of NBA action.

Associated Press Bill Bradley New York Knicks Milwaukee Baltimore Knicks Bucks National Basketball Association Flynn Robinson Dick Barnett Lew Alecindor Jim Fox Suns Phoenix Gail Goodrich Paul Silas Wes Unseld Bullets Gus Johnson Rockets Hannum Elvin Hayes Lou Hudson Hawks Celtics Los Angeles Emmette Bryant Lakers Henry Finkel Bryant Elgin Baylor Jerry West Johnny Green Royals Oscar Robertson Cincinnati Bill Cunningham 49Ers

Rambling Wrecks Wrecked By SMU In Dallas Upset

Georgia Tech fell 77 to 66 at Dallas as SMU rallied in the second half behind Woody Taliaferro and Gene Phillips. Tech led 14 points early led by Rich Yankus with 29 points but SMU seized control with Philips delivering 19 points. Notre Dame and Villanova extended winning streaks while South Carolina and Colorado also won.

Ted Meier Associated Press Georgia Tech Texas Yellow Jackets Atlanta Southern Methodist Dallas Rich Yankus Tech Mustangs Woody Taliaferro Gene Phillips Philips SMU Notre Dame Villanova Austin Carr Irish Northern Ilinois North Dakota Howard Porter South Carolina Colorado Gamecocks East Carolina Evansville

Bowling Scores From Local Tuesday and Wednesday Leagues

Bowling scores listed by league and team across Tuesday and Wednesday night events. Notable high series include 624 by J Hollon for Bent Fender, 605 L. Stewart for Ottawa Bowl, and 566 E Elder for Todd's Mobile Homes. Strong showings across multiple businesses and local clubs.

Ladies League Peoples National Bank R. Mock Heathman Oil CO E. Keim Arnold’s Jewelry H. Clarkin H. Liegerot Todd's Insurance M. Smith Haley Abstract P. Jackson K. Cordle Eagles E. Keller Twilight League Bob Luce McFaDden S. Barber Ottawa Bus Service D. Smay Bent Fender J. Hollon Todd E. Elder Everett’s A. Miller Mid-America Dairymen D. Miller Industrial League Hughes Auto R. Keefer J. Love Peoples National C. DavIs Hubbard Lumber CO D. Ball BOB Squire R. Murray D. VaUghan M. Ball L. Stewart Newland’s Garage G. Gilges Grogan's S. Wolgast SKY Hooks

Nevele Pride is Harness Horse of the Year for 1969

Columbus Ohio AP reports Nevele Pride, who set a world trotting mile record last August, was named Harness Horse of the Year by the USTA for 1969. He won 133 votes to 56 for Overcall, the undefeated pacer.

Columbus, Ohio Nevele Pride USTA Overcall Pacer

Lamonica Named AFL Player of the Year for Raiders

Oakland quarterback Daryle Lamonica, battling injuries all season, was chosen AFL Player of the Year after tossing 33 touchdowns. He trails the pro record of 36 by Blanda and Tittle and faces Kansas City in a decisive Western Division clash Saturday.

Oakland Lamonica New York Jets New York San Diego Chargers George Blanda Y.A. Tittle Kansas City Chiefs

Brown Top Coach Named AFL Coach of the Year

Paul Brown, age 61, of the Cincinnati Bengals, was voted the AFL Coach of the Year by AP sports writers and broadcasters. He led expansion Bengals to three early wins and a notable upset of the Oakland Raiders, with rookie Greg Cook contributing before an injury slowed him.

Oakland Daryle Lamonica Oakland Raiders Cincinnati Bengals Lamonica Raider NEW York Paul Brown American Football League Cleveland Browns Cincinnati John Madden Kansas City Hank Stram Boston Clive Rush Associated Press Brown Madden Raiders Stram Rush AFL Bengals Cook

Mets shine with pitching and defense in pennant run

In Cincinnati the world champion Mets posted strong pitching and fielding marks, ranking second in both categories while eighth in batting. Atlanta led fielding at .981, with Dodgers close at .980. Mets tallied 122 errors to 115 by Braves, 126 by Dodgers.

Cincinnati New York Mets Mets Atlanta Braves Los Angeles Dodgers Braves Dodgers

Turcotte Wins Four More At Aqueduct Track

New York AP reports jockey Rudy Turcotte, who rode six winners at Aqueduct last Tuesday, added four more victories on Wednesday at Aqueduct Race Track.

New York Rudy Turcotte Aqueduct Aqueduct Race Track

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