Ottawa Tigh Girls Look To Earn Back-To-Back Wins
Ottawa Tigh girls seek second straight win in a non league matchup with Turner at OHL gym to start the final week before the holiday break. Pomona travels to Burlington as part of a busy Tuesday with eight area games. The PHS boys arrive off a 73-62 upset of Uniontown as Ottawa Tigh prep for a road trip to St Thomas Aquinas Friday.
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Ottawa Tigh JV boys rout Iola 78 37 at home
Ottawa Tigh junior varsity boys beat Iola 78 to 37. Jeff Dieterich scored 19 points in under two quarters, with Bob Barkley adding 12 and Heath Duncan 11 and rebounding totals of eight and nine for the winning team. Coach Gary Kuntz praised half court defense and team effort.
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Moon Sets NFL Single Game Passing Yard Mark Short of Record
Warren Moon threw for 527 yards in a 27-10 Oilers win over the Chiefs, with Haywood Jeffires catching 9 passes for 245 yards and an 87-yard touchdown. A late-in-game noncatching call on a Moon to Jeffires pass may have cost the Oilers a record, but Houston secured the victory to deny Kansas City a guaranteed wild card.
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Jeffires
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NFL
van Brocklin
Derrick Thomas
Stan Petry
Petry
Nick Lowery
Chiefs Oiler clash ends in Oilers victory with late drives
Houston Moon completed 27 of 45 for 527 yards and led a scoring drive with a 16 yard field goal by Teddy Garcia after a 57 yard pass to Drew Hill. Tony Jones and Kelvin paid touchdowns helped Houston pull away as Moon added a 2 yard TD to Jones in the fourth. Chiefs’ DeBerg exited with a broken finger after a late first half TD to Birden, returning for an INT in the fourth. the note cites Bart Starr’s 294 pass streak as context.
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Ottawa Owls Rally In Dual Wins At Sumner And Parsons
Ottawa High wrestling beat Parsons 45-28 and Sumner Academy 37-33 in dual matches led by Will Burgoon at 103 and Marc McClay at 145. John Garer pinned Ben Miller to seal the Sumner victory as Ottawa sent nine wrestlers to a Topeka High freshmen sophomores event with Burgoon and Gamer topping the OHL placers.
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Big Eight weekend features Cyclones beat Michigan
Iowa State coach Johnny Orr chews over his win against his old team while the Cyclones halt an eight game skid. Oklahoma sets a Big Eight 3 point record in a blowout, Nebraska and Kansas State post large margins, Kansas and Kansas State win while Kansas benches players for defense.
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Princeton Huskers enter Top 25 poll
Princeton becomes the first Ivy League team since 1979 to reach the AP poll, debutting at No 25 after a 7-0 start by defeating Rutgers. Nebraska also debuts at No 22, riding wins over Illinois Michigan State and Wisconsin as UNLV, Arkansas, Syracuse and Arizona hold top spots.
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