Big Challenge In OHS Debut
Ottawa High basketball opens under Bob Duncan with Friday home clash against Lawrence and Saturday away at Harmon. Lawrence features a tall front line led by Wilbur Mumford Wolfe and guards Vann Salome, while Harmon counters with Driscoll Bray Haynes and Pulliam. Ottawa relies on speed and quickness to compensate for size as it tries to implement a pressure defense and fast break.
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Terry Ostmeyer
Ottawa High
Cyclones
Lawrence
Kansas City
Harmon
OHS
Ottawa
Bob Duncan
Duncan
Lions
LHS
Godo
Kansas City Washington
Wayman Wilbur
John Mumford
Steve Wolfe
Keith Vann
Steve Salome
Keith Whitacre
Ken Miller
Bob Thompson
Rod Sharpe
Randy Ryssemus
Thompson
OHL
Mark Farris
Craig Leitaker
Roland Connor
Kent Ramsey
Jamie Sellers
Jim Driscoll
Ray Bray
Hawks
Steve Haynes
Henry Pulliam
Turner
HHS
Indiana Polishes Off Notre Dame
Indiana, ranked third, defeated Notre Dame 94 84 to extend its win streak to four games against ranked foes. Scott May 22 points Kent Benson 19 led the Hoosiers while Adrian Dantley had 32 for Notre Dame. Notre Dame's home winning streak of 24 games ended.
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Associated Press
Bobby Knight
Indiana Hoosiers
Notre Dame
Indiana
Knight
John Laskowski
Steve) Green
Laskowski
Scott May
Kent Benson
Adrian Dantley
Green
Billy Paterno
Desoto Rally Defeats Ottawa High Girls 39 33
DeSoto tops Ottawa High School 39 to 33 as Middaugh leads with 17 and Rice adds 10. Ottawa clutch 13 points from Kim Miller but DeSoto shifts to a zone in the second half stifling OHS. Ottawa B team loses 28 to 6. main game sets up home opener Monday versus Schlagle.
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Hoosiers
South Carolina
St. Joseph’s
Purdue
West Virginia
Southern Illinois
Michigan
Mike Dunleavy
Jack Gilbon
St. Joseph
Tom Boswell
Hawks
John Garrett
Earnest Hall
Mountaineers
Boilermakers
Garrett
Desoto
Ottawa High Schoo Girls
Ottawa Girls
Kim Miller
Miller
Julie Buick
Cyclones
OHS
Aeria
Middaugh
Rice
Shaun McMillen
Clee Everhart
Ross
Johnston
Sittert
OU Trio On Soccer All-Stars
Ottawa University earns three spots on the 1974 NAIA Area II all star team. Keith Charter and J H Dwyer are first team selections, while Jonathan Olaonipekun receives honorable mention as Benedictine College dominates the list. Coach Terry Hanson is named Coach of the Year.
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Ottawa University
Keith Charter
Braves
0. J. Dwyer
Jonathan Olaonipekun
Charter
Dwyer
Olaonipekun
Benedictine College
Rockhurst
Benedictine
Terry Hanson
Dennis Ayer
Randy Bradley
Tom Buergler
Sal Tocca
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Steve Wright
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Guneraki
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Lawrence High School
Anderson
I White Motor CO
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Rown's Hardware & Sporting Goods
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Kansas State Bank
Dan Kay
Lesho& CO
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Dodson Aviation
Bob and Sus
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Drane’s Bakery
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Farm Bureau Insurance Services
Bob Robbins
Agey. Mgr
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Robert Hills
Bruce Fairbanks
Spec. A
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John
Osburn
Ralph and
Marie
First National Bank
Ottawa Bus Service
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Fogle
Richard
Ottawa Herald
HONDA
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Framklin Savings Association
Peoples National Bank
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Skelly
Pizza Village
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Mate
Raney-Reynolds Rexall Ore
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