Braves Face Washburn in Nonconference Test On Road
Ottawa University Braves travel to Lee Arena to challenge Washburn Ichabods, a top small college program led by Gary Carrier. Coach Bob Cole emphasizes effort and poise after a 74 69 loss to St Mary of the Plains, with two new players joining for the Jan 9 conference game.
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Peaceful Philly Boston Rematch Ends in 110 107 Win
Celtics and 76ers met in Philadelphia with a pregame handshake and a close finish. Bird scored 34 as Philadelphia, two games back in the Atlantic, won 110-107. Lakers beat Warriors 131-107. Abdul-Jabbar surpassed 32,000 points.
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Hunter Safety Course This Weekend at Franklin Courts
The final local hunter safety course of the year runs Friday and Sunday at the Franklin County Courts Building in the basement meeting room. Hosted by Franklin County Hunter Safety Instructors, the sessions are 6 to 10 p.m. Friday and 4 to 10 p.m. Sunday, with certification required for those born on or after July 1, 1957 to purchase a state hunting license.
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Youth Basketball Practice Time Changes In Ottawa
Ottawa Recreation Commission announces a delay in Saturday youth cage practice at Ottawa High School. First and second graders will start at 9 a.m. instead of 8:30 and end at 9 a.m. The longer session comes amid high participation.
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Chippewa Swimmers Shine At Topeka Meet With Nine Wins
Chippewa Swim Team dominated the Topeka meet with multiple placings. China Brewer led the 11-12 division with high point honors and multiple top finishes, while Ben Thompson and Kelly Cox added several firsts and seconds. Cody Pfeifer contributed with wins in the 25-yard back and 50-yard freestyle as the club posted strong times for a field of 400+ swimmers. Competition resumes in January after a winter break.
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Ellis Sparks Mavs Past Kings
Dallas guard Dale Ellis scored 19 points, including a clutch 15‑foot jumper and two free throws late, as the Mavericks overcame a fourth‑quarter push from Kansas City to win 116‑107. Ellis added eight straight points in the fourth and moved into the role of key clutch scorer off the bench beside Mark Aguirre and Rolando Blackman. Eddie Johnson led Kansas City with 25 points, while Phil Johnson praised Ellis’s late scoring burst.
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NFL Plans Steps To Avert Eagle's Shift To Phoenix
Philadelphia officials mobilize a $42 million package to keep the Eagles from relocating to Phoenix amid reports owner Leonard Tose 40 million debt and a Canadian investor. Senator Specter vows to reintroduce bills to restrict team moves, while a league emergency meeting and potential stadium leasing talks in Tempe unfold.
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NCAA Sets 2021 Convention To Tackle Cheating In Athletics
Kansas City AP The NCAA Presidential Commission calls a special June 2021 New Orleans convention to address deteriorating integrity in college sports. Indiana University president John Ryan leads the 44 member panel and will mail confidential surveys to over 700 university chiefs for input on finances and institutional integrity. Walter Byers warned presidents last fall that cheating is widespread and could affect as many as 30 percent of upper division schools. The commission, independent of NCAA staff, will ingest data via American Institutes for Research and propose legislation for NCAA conventions. The Chicago meeting April 3-4 will shape proposals for the interim gathering, where votes will be by member schools.
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