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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1979

Page

2

Cyclones Face Quick Rural Challenge In Open Weekend Match

Ottawa Highs Cyclones, coming off a late opener and a week idle, prepare to host Washburn Rural. Rural brings a 3-1 start and fast, aggressive play, forcing Ottawa to control tempo and handle full court pressure. The same starting five from the opener will start Friday, with OS ahead to Paola, Osawatomie, and an EKL opener at Turner after the break.

Terry Ostmeyer Ottawa High Cyclones OHS Washburn Rural Rural Ottawa Blues Bob Duncan OHL Emporia Duncan Paola Osawatomie Turner

Close but No Cigars KU Edges No. 5 Cats in Close Classic

Kentucky, ranked fifth, beat Kansas 57-56 in Lawrence in a tense clash between college basketball national leaders. Sam Bowie led Kentucky with 17 points and 14 rebounds as Kansas, led by Darnell Valentine and Ricky Ross, rallied to tie late but could not overtake the Wildcats. Bowie’s interior defense and Kentucky's 20 turnovers contrasted with Kansas shooting woes in the first half.

Lawrence Kan Joe B. Hall Kentucky Wildcats Kansas Kentucky Jayhawks Sam Bowie Kyle Macy Wildcats Darnell Valentine Ricky Ross Ross Bowie Valentine Chester Giles Duke Hall Macy Ted Owens Owens Blue Demons Missouri Butler

Charles White Wins Heisman in New York as Simpson Retires

Charles White accepted the Heisman Trophy in New York while OJ Simpson prepared for his final pro game in San Francisco. The piece reflects on Brown's rushing mark, the rise of running backs, and the changing balance between passing and rushing in college and NFL history.

Will Grimsley Southern California Charles White New York San Francisco Simpson Falcons Atlanta Southern White Brown Bradshaw Yallas Staubach Pittsburgh Warhorse Jim Zorn Seattle Seahawks Phil Simms New York Giants Unitas Namath

Steelers Dominate AFC Pro Bowl Selections

New York AP reports Franco Harris led 10 Steelers named to the AFC Pro Bowl. Pittsburgh has a quarter of the 40-man AFC roster with six starters on offense and five on defense, plus special teams. Notable selections include Dan Fouts, Earl Campbell, John Stallworth, Mike Webster, and L. C. Greenwood.

NEW York Franco Harris Pittsburgh Steelers Honolulu Hawaii John Stallworth Mike Webster L.C. Greenwood Joe Greene Jack Ham Jack Lambert Donnie Shell Harris NFL San Diego Dan Fouts Chargers Fouts John Jefferson Russ Washington Houston Oilers Earl Campbell Leon Gray Campbell Webster Oakland Dave Casper Buffalo Joe DeLamiellure New England John Hannah Houston Robert Brazile Mike Reinfeldt Mike Haynes Denver Louis Wright Miami Bob Baumhower Fred Dean Kansas City Bob Grupp

DePaul Coach Meyer hits 600 wins in overtime thriller

DePaul coach Ray Meyer earned his 600th victory with a 57-55 overtime win over Northern Illinois. Guard Mark Aguirre sealed it with two free throws as Meyer joined a small club of 600-win coaches. The 65-year-old plans two to three more seasons, if health and enthusiasm hold.

Ken Rappoport Ray Meyer DePaul Northern Illinois Meyer Adolph Rupp Phog Allen Hank Iba Ed Diddle John Wooden Wooden Mark Aguirre

K State Ed Nealy Leads 63 50 Victory Over ASU

Unbeaten Kansas State held off Arizona State 63 to 50 in Manhattan as Ed Nealy posted 19 points and 14 rebounds. Manley Ray scored 12 off the bench as K State pulled away after a 54 50 edge, while ASU struggled at the free throw line and Byron Scott led the Sun Devils with 16.

Manhattan Kan Kansas State Arizona State Ed Nealy Wildcats Sun Devils Manley Ray K-State

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