Braves Fall to Ottawa University 64 56 in West Trip
Ottawa University defeated McPherson 64-56 as Hilford Moore led OU with 25 points and 10 rebounds while McPherson pressed outside. Lusk and Bell paced the Bulldogs with 11 and 8 points, and Moore’s inside dominance helped Ottawa sweep the weekend trip west.
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Ottawa University
Braves
Bulldogs
Bethany
Bill Frear
Hilford Moore
Ottawa
Olathe
Mid-America Nazarene
Avila College
Mac
Bob Lusk
Greg Bell
Moore
Lusk
Bell
Paul Morris
Catfish Hunter Declared Free Agent In Arbitration
New York AP Catfish Hunter the American League ace of the Oakland A s was declared a free agent in a historic three man arbitration ruling He is 28 and has won 106 games in five years The ruling upholds his claim that A s owner Charles O Finley did not honor parts of his two year 200000 contract and MacPhail called the decision shocking
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NEW York
Catfish Hunter
Oakland A's
Hunter
Charles O. Finley
American League
Lee MacPhail
Threeman Board
Finley
Gardner tops Baldwin in overtime non-league thriller
Gardner defeats Baldwin 74 to 70 in overtime as Pete Adams scores 20 for Gardner and Chuck Severin leads Baldwin with 15 points and 24 rebounds. Irick tops Baldwin with 16 points, while Gardner, Darrell Wilson, Hicks, and Tate reach double figures. Baldwin advances to 2-1 before Jayhawk League game at Louisburg.
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Baldwin Bulldogs
Baldwin
Bulldogs
Gary Irick
Chuck Stevenin
Dale Johnson
Jody Roberts
Earle Brown
Pete Adams
Darrell Wilson
Ben Hicks
Mark Tate
Jayhawk
Louisburg
Brown
Johnson
Urick
Severin
Nutt
Roberts
Sparks
Lawson
Delano
Routh
Totals
Adams
Wilson
Tate
Lansen
Hicks
Sutton
Grogan Slated To Start In Blue Gray Game
Kansas State’s Steve Grogan, a senior from Ottawa, named starting quarterback for the Blue team in the annual Blue Gray all star game in Montgomery Alabama. He will share quarterback duties with Steve Joachim of Temple and also serves as back up tight end and wide receiver. The game airs nationally Tuesday evening on Channel 41 starting at 7 local time.
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Kansas State University
Steve Grogan
Sporting News
Montgomery
Ala
Grogan
Ottawa
Steve Joachim
Temple
Channel 41
Hooper Captures 112-Pound Title At Highland Park Meet
Errol Hooper of Ottawa High claimed the 112-pound crown at the Highland Park tournament, defeating state titlist Jeff McKee of Topeka West 10-4 in the final. Ottawa fielded three other placers led by Tim Mages third at 126 pounds, while Ryan Angell and Rod Harris earned fourth at 98 and 185 respectively. The Cyclones totaled 34 percent and finished sixth among eight teams as Emporia won with 130 points. Ottawa returns to dual action, traveling to Paola Thursday with both team and individual bouts on the card.
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Ottawa High
Errol Hooper
Cyclones
Highland Park
Hooper
OHS
Emporia
Topeka West
Shawnee Mission North
Topeka High
Ottawa
Turner
Kansas City Washington
Alk
Jeff McKee
OHL
McKee
Tim Mages
Ryan Angell
Rod Harris
Cyclone Matmen
Jim Hamilton
Paola
Harmon tops Ottawa High in 58 55 clash
Harmon’s inside duo Ray Bray and Jim Driscoll pace a 58 55 victory over Ottawa High. Bray suffers early foul trouble but finishes with 15 points and 17 rebounds while Driscoll adds 17. Ottawa stalls after a brief rally as Harmon pulls away in final minutes. Ken Miller and Rod Sharpe lead the visitors with 13 and 17 points respectively.
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Terry Ostmeyer
Kansas City
Ottawa High
Harmon
Cyclones
Ottawa
OHS
Lawrence
Ray Bray
Jim Driscoll
Hawks
Mark Haynes
Bray
Driscoll
OHL
Hawke
E Bray
Ken Miller
Bob Thompson
Ireland Connor
Rod Sharpe
HHS
Haynes
Henry Pulliam
End of Regular Season NFL Scores from Sunday
Results show Atlanta 10 over Green Bay 3, Miami 34 over New England 27, Philadelphia 28 over Detroit 17, Washington 42 over Chicago 0, New York Jets 45 over Baltimore, Houston 28 over Cleveland 24, St. Louis 26 over New York Giants 19, Los Angeles 19 over Buffalo 14, San Diego 17 over Denver 0, San Francisco 35 over New Orleans 21 as regular season ends.
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Chicago
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Houston
Cleveland
St. Louis
New York Giants
Los Angeles
Buffalo
San Diego
Denver
San Francisco
New Orleans
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Sharpe
Darren Beets
Twisters
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Dennis Spratt
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Sharpie
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Leitaker
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M. Maynes
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Buri
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