Emporia Here Friday Night Cyclones Meet 4-A Power
Ottawa High hosts three undefeated Emporia teams in a Friday pre-holiday tripleheader at the OHS gym. The varsity pits Ottawa against 4-A power Emporia led by 6-6 Jesse Nelson and 6-4 John Terry with guard depth, in a game Coach H. K. Stevens calls a big test. Ottawa aims to rebound from a flat showing at Shawnee Mission Northwest and must execute on rebounds, ball handling, and high shooting percentage to challenge the Spartans.
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Charles Porter
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Steve Grogan
Lamonteca Breaks Raider Mould In Playoff Spotlight
New York report details Daryle Lamonica’s bombs away passing for the Oakland Raiders, led by 34 TDs and top targets Wells and Biletnikoff before Wells shoulder injury. Analyzes supporting cast, line protection, and defense, noting Lamonica’s charted aggressiveness and potential playoff counter strategies.
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Rangers Tie Flyers On Balon Goal In Final Minutes
Ed Giacomin set up Dave Balon for a third period equalizer as the Rangers earned a 2-2 deadlock with Philadelphia. Al Smith joined a brawl for Montreal, drawing a fine and contributing to a 5-2 Montreal win over Pittsburgh. Other scores: Los Angeles 3 Chicago 1, Oakland 3 Minnesota 1.
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ABA Roundup: Indiana edges Miami in tight finale
Indiana Pacers edged Miami 101-100 as John Barnhill hit a late three with six seconds left. Don Freeman scored 17 in the final period for Miami, while New Orleans rallied to beat New York 111-100 after a Nets lead built after three quarters. Kentucky, Los Angeles, and other ABA action noted. In NBA Milwaukee beat Boston 112-110, San Diego topped Detroit 114-107, Baltimore won over Atlanta 118-133, Seattle defeated Cincinnati 117-104.
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Bowling Scores From Industrial League Standings
Ottawa Bowl leads with high scores by Simmons 198 and 583 in 10-30 game. Vaughan 188 and Olin 471 top for Bob's Shopper. Kelly 187 and Wall 494 for Newland's Garage. Yost 189 and Spears 565 pace Hubbard Lumber and Peoples National. Campbell 186 and Wenthe 447 lead Tuesday Ladies. Ledom 149 and Maloney 411 for Eagles Aux. Mock 171 and 492 for Peoples National. Cordle 156 and 419 for Haley Abstract. Ferguson 171 and 457 for Heathman Oil. Liegerot 150 and 421 for Arnold's Jewelry.
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Haley Abstract
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Basketball Scores From College Games Across Regions
A roundup of late season college basketball results shows Princeton defeating Navy 67 to 60, Columbia topping Fordham 80 to 69 in OT, and Clemson routing Alabama. Other scores include DePaul 93 Saint Mary's 89, Missouri 81 Colorado State 55, and Houston 91 Santa Clara 76 as teams compete across the nation.
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Jeff Hickman
Dwight Davis
Dennis Awtrey
Awtrey
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Rams
Jim McMillian
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Paul
Coder
Butch Zatezajo
Jeff Petrie
John Hummer
Petrie
Missouri
Colorao State
Butler
Michigan State
DePaul
St. Mary's
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Wake Forest
East Carolina
Southwestern Louisiana
West Texas State
Kentucky Wesleyan
Evansville
Fittingly Old Henry Iba Bows Out In Style
Henry Iba nears retirement after 36th OSU season as Cowboys, fresh from a seven win season and a 54 6 triumph over Texas, showcase his disciplined turnaround. The article notes Iba’s 753 326 record, two Olympic titles, two national titles, and 14 MVC titles as he guides Oklahoma State in a season marked by strategic slowing to seal victories. Other top college and national games of the week are listed with key scorers and outcomes.
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Celtics Learning How The Other Half Feels
Milwaukee Trail Blazers 124 106 as Celtics fall from two game win streak. Lew Alcindor Flynn Robinson and Jon McGlocklin lead Bucks with 29 27 and 20 points. Detroit San Diego Baltimore Atlanta Cincinnati and New Orleans also win in NBA action.
Chiefs optimistic for title bid at Shea Stadium
Stram backs Kansas City to conquer the Jets in New York as the Chiefs seek the AFL championship. He praises Shea Stadium crowd and TV exposure, notes KC’s strong form, and says weather favors the visiting team. He emphasizes the three game stretch and avoiding injuries after a tough loss at Oakland.
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Fragmentary OCR News Item Prompts Cautious Summary
Incomplete text fragment from a newspaper page mentions medical symptoms and headings but provides no clear event or identifiable persons. The readable portions touch on health concerns and a few odd terms, offering insufficient context for concrete reporting.
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