Notre Dame Triumphs Over No 3 Indiana In Nutritious Tie
Notre Dame defeats Indiana 73-67 at Assembly Hall in a bruising showdown led by John Shumate and Adrian Dantley with 13 rebounds each. Indiana coach Bob Knight praised Notre Dame's performance as dominant from start to finish.
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Central Heights dominates Humboldt for 57-46 win
Central Heights rallies to top Humboldt 57-46 in a non league clash led by Jon Dunbar with 24 points and Gary Sommer's 12 rebounds. CH junior varsity already beat Humboldt B team 57-33 setting early Christmas break momentum.
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Santo Sent to White Sox After Cubs Trade Bid
CHICAGO AP Ron Santo long time Cubs third baseman and first veteran rule claimant was traded to the Chicago White Sox. At the winter meetings in Houston Cubs had sought to move Santo to the California Angels but the 33 year old rejected the deal citing loyalty to Chicago. Santo, a 14 year Cub, could veto moves not to his liking. He said he would only go to the White Sox and that ownership consented to his wishes. His family and roots are in Chicago.
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Ottawa High Girls Gymnastics Start Season Amid Inexperience
Ottawa High School's girls gymnastic team, a nine member underclassmen squad led by coach Biz Williamson, begins a rebuilding season against Shawnee Heights, scoring 35.6 to 36.8 in a close opener. The schedule includes triangular meets with Emporia and Iphonandanre and regional ambitions as they adjust to competing in beam, bars, vault, and floor.
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Jan Wiker
NFL Honor To Simpson
Buffalo Bills star O J Simpson was named the AP NFL Offensive Player of the Week for the third time this season after rushing 219 yards including a 71 yard run in a 37 13 win over the New England Patriots. His season total rose to 1803 yards and he needs 61 more to break Jim Browns single season record of 1863 yards with eight carries remaining.
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Poacher Arrested After Anonymous Tip In Miami County
A Bucyrus man, Paul Becker, was arrested for illegal possession of deer after a tip called in to the Miami County Sheriff and state game protectors found a deer hanging at Becker’s Becker farm. Judge Brooks Hinkle sentenced Becker to 60 days in jail and a 250 dollar fine plus 13.65 court costs. he was jailed, released, and placed on one year probation. Arresting officers included Kenneth Campbell of Ottawa George Shaw of Garnett and Dick McCullough of Mound City.
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Lyndon Tigers Roll Past Northern Heights In Nonleague Win
Randy Dawson scored 35 points leading Lyndon to an 81-46 victory over Northern Heights. Jim Silver and Dean Wigger added 14 each as Lyndon shot 49 percent and forced 25 turnovers while holding OHS to seven turnovers. Lyndon opens holiday break with a Friday trip to Silver Lake.
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Ottawa High Opens Wrestling Season Versus Bonner Springs
Ottawa High School hosts Bonner Springs in a season opener at 6 30 with B team bouts followed by varsity at 7 30 in the OHS gym. The Cyclones play three home dates in a row and list a lineup of 12 divisional wrestlers as coach Darrell Bourque braces for Bonner’s depth.
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