Dickey Gets Vote of Confidence From K State President
Kansas State University President Duane Acker backed football coach Jim Dickey after the AD firing, pledging recruiting support and university help. Dickey and his staff plan aggressive recruiting and will add a recruiting coordinator, with a search committee named to find a new athletic director by February.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas State
Jim Dickey
K-State
Duane Acker
Dickey
Acker
Wildcats
Dick Towers
Intercollegiate Athletic Council
Dispatch
Total University
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Athletic Department
Towers
Randy A. Pohlman
College of Business Administration
Ken Heinz
KSU
Kathy Helen
Gilbert E. Johnson
Colorado Springs
Early Streak Lifts 49ers to 19-16 win over Rams
San Francisco, led by Joe Montana, opened with eight straight completions including two TDs to beat Los Angeles 19-16. The win completed a 15-1 season and nine-game streak, while Eric Dickerson was held to 98 rushing yards as LA eyed a wild card berth.
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SAN Francisco
Joe Montana
Los Angeles Rams
49Ers
Eric Dickerson
Rams
Dickerson
Los Angeles
NAIA Division II All American Team Picks Revealed
The NAIA Football Coaches Association announces its Division II All American selections. First Team honors go to Mark Harmon and Wade West among others, with Baker’s Ron Frazier named place kicker. Second Team includes Bob Krepfle and Jeff Timmons.
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Kansas City
Naia Football Coaches Association
Mark Harmon
Oliver Nazarene
Wade West
Sul Ross State
Texas
Bruce Larson
Pacific Lutheran
Washington
Andy Menninger
Jamestown
N.C
Tom Miles
Wilmington
Ohio
Tom Newberry
Wisconsin-LaCrosse
Dennis Sullivan
Hastings
Neb
Arlyn Moon
Northwestern
Iowa
Jon Pinnick
Hanover
Ind
Jackie Jackson
Southwestern
Kan
Ray Koonce
Midland Lutheran
Lee Weigal
Wisconsin-Eau Claire
Ron Frazier
Baker
Tom Laskowski
Bob Krepfle
Lawrence Coleman
Findlay
Joe Schuster
Azusa Pacific
Calif
Ray Williams
Panhandle State
Okla
Jeff Timmons
Austin
Ottawa Area Youth Basketball Schedule December 1984
City league and school games listed for December 17 to 20 at Ottawa Middle School Ottawa Univ Mabes Center and other sites. Matchups include Community Foursquare versus Old Timers Gresley 3.0 s versus Flaischer nawrance RAF Clothing versus 1st Methods and more with recurring venues at Ottawa High School and West 4th Youth Center.
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Ottawa Middle School
Community Foursquare
Old Timers
Gresley
Flaischer Nawrance
RAF Clothing
Ohtews Univ.—Wilson
Bones Transportation
Blue Room
Baldwin
Marty
G&m Tavern
Steanton'’s Plumbing
Ottawa High School
Kansas State Sank
Kramer
Dedson Aviation
Underwood
National
North Baptist
We Commandos
Clinic Caveliera
Franklin Bevingers
Enerod
Wellsville Spikers
Six Pack
Ven-Usa
Island
Ottawa
O.R.C
Ottawa Recreation Commission
West 4Th
Lyndon Tigers over Wildcats in low-scoring win
Lyndon High Tigers subdued Burlington Wildcats 48-40 as Lyndon outrebounded 32-25 helped by Ben Asbury with 11 rebounds and Wade Marten and Shane Pierson each eight. Asbury led Lyndon with 17 points, Mark Goodrich 15, while Rick Williams top-scored for Burlington with 18. Lyndon improves to 3-2 and hosts Chase County next.
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Lyndon
Lyndon High Tigers
Burlington
Wildcats
Ben Asbury
Wade Marten
Shane Pierson
Tigers
Asbury
Mark Goodrich
Rick Williams
Chase County
McDaniel
Sturdy
Geaodrich
Summers
Marten
Pierson
Totals
Smart
Chrisman
Williams
Hambleton
Wellsville Gals Prevail In Frontier League Thriller
Wellsville Eagles girls rally late to beat Gardner 34 31, led by K Newhouse's 14 points and an 8 point fourth quarter burst by N Newhouse as Gardner foul trouble hampered the Blazers. Gardner struggled at the line and could not overcome the rebounding edge for Wellsville. Next game is Tuesday at Central Heights.
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Gardner
Karl Newhouse
Wellsville
Eagles
Ginger Schulz
K. Newhouse
WHS
Gals
Pam Clift
Snaring
Clift
Janie Drake
Schulz
Blazers
Wellsville Girls
Central Heights
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Bob Boozer
National Basketball Association
Omaha, Neb
Jack Hartman
Montana
Matt Beltran
Missouri Valley
Steve Boyen
Linfield
Ore
Rossi Relix
Paul Pollard
St. Ambrose
Brian Vogt
Steve DeVries
Tim Johnson
William Jewell
Mark Kulmus
Black Hills State
Dennis Estelle
Tarleton State
Floyd Halvorsen
Kahil King
Concordia
Tony Wrice
Jim Drew
Lucas
Rocky Owens
Rocky Mountain
Mont
Bryan Perry
Tony Anderson
Georgia Southwestern
Monty Lewis
Joe McNerney
Joe Meyer
Mike Molnar
Manny Acost
Pete Long
Waynesburg
Tony Neloms
Randy Sian
Paul Steinke
Westminster
Terry Heads
Bon [Ovine
Northeastern
Illinois
Pete Slivinsky
Iowa Wesleyan
Tracy Bourne
Don Cottom
Wash
Ed Langford
Tim Walther
Concordia-St. Paul
Minn
Billy Yates
McMurry
Onawa Middle School
Mgm's Va. Greetoy J.C
Star Industries
C.M4
Westsvilla
Gall Hogs
Fil Corp
Decamear
Ottawa Univ
Mabes Centar East Court
Fotta Truck Lines
the Sports
Warriors
Our Gang
Suliven Glass
Little Rascals
Tima Zero
Nasty Netters
Budge's Sports Center
Sin Pack
Gudge's Sports Center
Killough Quarry
Ottawa Univ.—Mabee Center
Hodge Podge
Magnificent 7
M. Viga
R.m.h.vice
Loyd Builders
Welcome Wagon
Evans Energy
Quasar
RCA
Philco
Fisher
LHS
Bulldogs
Osage City
Denver
Eddie Johnson
Reggie Theus
Nuggets
Don Buse
Kings
Otis Thorpe
Theus
Natt
Alex English
Wright
Handerson
Childs
Newhouse
Mrabe
Keamer
Brown
Semin
Gillespie
Wanker
Nolth
Tans Chaning Snvie
Expres
Santa Claus
Grand Ballroom
Olathe
Kansas
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