Riey- Indicator For Cyclones At Northwest
Ottawa High faces Shawnee Mission Northwest in a key early season clash at the Cougars gym. Northwest, led by Paul Pearce and guards Vern Pond and Bill Jones, seeks a win after a 64-60 upset of Topeka High. Ottawa counters with guards Van Jameson and Larry Waymire and a new lineup led by Chris Kornhaus and Chris Van Fossan. The 6:15 B team and 8 pm varsity games tip off at 12701 W. 7th.
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Shawnee Mission Northwest
Ottawa High
Cyclones
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H. K. Stevens
Mission School
Topeka High
Lawrence
Emporia
Stevens
Bonner Springs
Olathe
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Chris van
van Jameson
Larry Waymire
Paul Pearce
Bob Bruce
Carl Clark
Himon
Vern Pond
Bill Jones
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Redskins Triumph In Civil War Rematch At Coliseum
George Allen’s Redskins defeated the Rams 38 24 at Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum in a telecast era showdown. Washington moved closer to the NFC playoff picture as Kilmer threw three TD passes, while ex Rams aligned players aided the win. The Rams face a must-win to stay alive with playoff hopes fading.
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UCLA
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Bill Kilmer
Sonny Jurgensen
Redskins
Cleveland
Dallas
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Deroit
San Francisco
49Ers
Prothro
Lyndon’s Bob Emery Named Area Player of the Week
Lyndon 6-5 junior Bob Emery, area Player of the Week, led the Tigers to a 79-33 win over Waverly in Tri-Lakes League action. Emery scored 37 points, a career best, on 15 field goals as Lyndon remained unbeaten.
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Bob Emery
Lyndon
Herald
Tigers
Stout
Emery
Waverly
Ottawa High Player of the Week Van Jameson Shines
The Herald names Van Jameson of the Cyclones as Ottawa High Player of the Week for his all round play last Tuesday. He scored 14 points and directed the offense in a 40 to 30 loss to undefeated Emporia, finishing as the top scorer for the second straight game.
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Herald
Ottawa
van Jameson
Jameson
Cyclones
Emporia
OHL
OU Star on Midwest All-Star Club
Ottawa University's Mirko Grgas earned a spot on the Intercollegiate Soccer Football Association All Midwest team along with four NCAA stars at forward. Grgas scored 20 goals in OU's 17 2 1 season and was joined by Braves Frank Valentin and Paul Rubin de Celis with honorable mention. The All Midwest defensive line featured Quincy College players along with Eastern Illinois and Ohio University selections as OU finished third in the NAIA tournament.
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Ottawa University
Mirko Grgas
Intercollegiate Soccer Football Association
Grgas
ISFA
Quincy (T.) College
Ottawa
Frank Valentin
Paul Rubin de Celis
Richard Parkinson
Akron
Ohio
Mike Seerey
St. Louis University
John Roberts
Ohio University
John Carenza
Southern Illinois
Edwardsville University
al Harte
John Schneider
Quincy
Gerardo Pagnani
Eastern Illinois
Andy Smiles
Ohio U
Steve Twellman
Michigan State
Rupp Faces First Possible Losing Season at Kentucky
Adolph Rupp, 70, warned his Kentucky Wildcats may suffer their first losing season after a 91-85 loss to Michigan State. He cited weak guard play and insufficient material as factors, amid a season with a historically dominant UK program and high national rankings.
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Kentucky
Bert Rosenthal
Associated Press
Adolph Rupp
University of Kentucky
Wildcats
Michigan State
Gus
College Hockey Gains In Eyes Of The NHL
College hockey fame grows as NHL teams scout major showcases across Madison Square Garden, Boston Garden, St. Louis Arena, and Detroit Olympia during Christmas holidays. Notable grads Tony Esposito and Ken Dryden highlight a rising pipeline with 24 collegians drafted last summer and 16 going pro. The ECAC and Great Lakes events feature schools like Notre Dame, Boston College, Michigan State, Michigan Tech, Yale, Ohio State, and Wisconsin across New York Cleveland Chicago and Detroit venues.
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John
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Wisconsin
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St. Louis
Michigan State
Michigan Tech
Bowling League Scores From Brunswick High Events
A compiled list of high game and series by team and player from the Monday through Thursday leagues. Notable marks include Haas 177 and Breckenridge 165 in recent rounds, with various teams such as Ottawa Bowl and Franklin Savings posting strong totals and individual highs into the 200s.
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Brunswick
Joean's Gulf
Haas
Breckenridge
Lemasters
LeMaster
Helen & Bill
MFA Insurance
Burd
First National Bank
Liegest
Taylor
ILGWU
Everhart
Everson
Franklin Savings
Droge
Carlson
Ottawa Bowl
Potter
Troutman
K. Dexter
Fantastic Four
C. Sedoris
R Sedoris
Stampaugh
Ottawa High Randy Hughes earns first team All-State honors
Prep honors continue for Ottawa High standout Randy Hughes the 210 pound senior tackle who earned a first team All-State selection from the Kansas City Star for class 3-A 2-A and A. Baldwin players Mike Carriker and Larry Miffleton plus Garnett’s Ron Hiles received honorable mention in the same list.
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Ottawa High
Randy Hughes
Kansas City Star
Mike Carriker
Larry Miffleton
Baldwin
Ron Hiles
Garnett
Mizzou Wins Sixth Straight In Ragged Big Eight Tilt
The Missouri Tigers beat St Francis Pa 104 96 to extend their unbeaten run to six. Arkansas Razorbacks pulled away from a 44 4 halftime margin to defeat State 90 76 while Kansas State toppled Creighton 90 68 and Oklahoma edged Alabama 79 73 in a busy Monday night menu.
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Lefty Driesell
Driesell
Missouri
John Brown
St. Francis
Kansas State
Creighton
Bobby Jack
Oklahoma
Alabama
Arkansas
Oklahoma State
Cowboys
Wisconsin
John Powless
Florida Tech
Town
Nevada
Henry Wilmore
Michigan
Texas
Larry Robinson
Associated Press
Dick Conover
Arkansas Razorbacks
D-State
AP Cage Poll Top 20 With Win-Loss Records And Points
The AP Top 20 rankings list UCLA, Marquette, North Carolina, Penn, Brigham Young, Kentucky, St Johns New York, Florida State, Ohio State, Southern California, Indiana, Long Beach State, Jacksonville, Maryland, Southwestern Louisiana, Louisville, Princeton, Virginia, and Houston with records and points through Saturday night. Other teams receiving votes include Arizona State, Georgia, Hawaii, Illinois, Kansas, Kansas State, Marshall, Memphis State, Michigan, Minnesota, Murray State, Nebraska, New Mexico State, Ohio, Penn State, Rhode Island, St Louis, St Joseph's Pa., Syracuse, Villanova, Washington, and West Virginia.
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N.Y
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Georgia
Hawaii
Illinois
Kansas
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Nebraska
New Mexico State
Ohio
Penn State
Rhode Island
St. Louis
St. Joseph's
Syracuse
Villanova
Washington
West Virginia
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