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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1973

Page

2

Wolfpack Triumphs In Liberty Bowl Over Kansas 31-18

NC State, led by Stan Fritts who ran 83 yards on 18 carries and scored twice, controlled the game with a ball handling offense to defeat Kansas 31-18 in the Liberty Bowl. Kansas quarterback Dave Jaynes passed for 218 yards with one TD as NC State closed the season 9-3.

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Sophomore Cyclones Rally Past Ottawa for 49 48 Victory

Olathe sophomores erased a 6 point deficit in the final period to beat Ottawa High rookies 49 to 48 at OHS. Dennis Kauffman hit the final buzzer winner as Kent Ramsey and Rod Sharpe combined for 38 points for Olathe. Ottawa had led 26 15 at halftime and missed 15 of 21 foul attempts.

Olathe Ottawa High Donnybrook OHS Dennis Kauffman Eagles Ottawa Cyclones Kent Ramsey Rod Sharpe Ramsay Bonner Springs McAdoo Ramsey Spratt Sharpe Jordan Olmsted Kingswood Lurber Kauffman Rundberge McTavish Cygen Stevens Boswell

Fambrough Cites Sub Par Performance In Liberty Bowl

Kansas coach Don Fambrough faulted his team for dropping passes and offensive lapses after the 31-18 loss to North Carolina State in the Liberty Bowl. N.C. State coach Ion Holtz credited ball control and a strong third quarter for the win while Jayhawks star QB David Jaynes noted misplays and a tough layoff for passing. Jayne’s late TD run and a 12 yard score by Jayne capped the game as injuries marred Kansas in the first half and final period.

Memphis Fambrough Wolfpack Ion Holtz Kansas David Jaynes Holtz Jayhawk Bruce Adams N.C. State Ralph Stringer Adams Jayhawks Stan Fritts Jaynes Jim Henderson Robert Miller Jayne Fedro Dillon Dean Baird Delvin Williams

Central Heights star Jon Dunbar named Area Player of the Week

Area Player of the Week honors go to Jon Dunbar of Central Heights. The Vikings veteran guard scored 24 points on 12 field goals in a 57-46 non league win over Humboldt, lifting Central to a 3-1 season mark.

Jon Dunbar Central Heights Herald Dunbar Vikings Humboldt Central

Ottawa High Player of the Week Steve Ryssemus shines

The Herald names Ottawa High standout Steve Ryssemus as Player of the Week. In a 39-32 defeat to Lawrence, the 6-5 senior totaled 16 points and seven rebounds, sparing Cyclones from a worse loss despite a 2 of 15 free throw showing.

The Herald Ottawa Steve Ryssemus Cyclones Lawrence Ryssemus

City Scores BASKETBALL Men Church League results

Sacred Heart 8 and Nazarene 32 led Sacred Heart 8 and Nazarene 32, with First Baptist 12 and Trinity U. Meth. No. 1-18, plus many other league totals. Strong player tallies include Hotaling 1-1-3 and McDaniel 3-0-2 for North Baptist, Kimes 13-0-2 for Assembly of God, and Bien 9-0-0 for Sacred Heart A.

Sacred Heart Faith Bisle North Baptist Griffin Hotaling Houk Nelson Guyett McDaniel Houston Totals Assembly OF God Lurber Spigle Kimes Mooney Evans Hollow Wesleyan Falcons Quintana Shephard Sundstrom Adamson Geiss Baker Foursquare Coombes Reynolds LeRoy Reynolds Greisen Ed Reynolds Russell Vietze Mitchell Robertson Kreuser Wieneke Garcia Heck Morton JR. High Teachers Leonard Anderson Garvin Mavity Cullen Walter Jimi Welding Burgoon Jiminez Moore Hermreck Douglas Vickers Realty O'Neil Fouts Barnett Jay Barnett O'Connor Shields Peck Leib Kramer Drug Green Haworth Johnson Lee Johnson Forster Martin Dailey Faith Lutheran Masenthin St. Naber D. Naber Meyer Bolte Oakes Switzer D. Cowdin T. Cowdin Todd Greisen Troy Greisen Smith Roller Shutt M. Rothwell T. Rothwell Wolf Denger Mauszycki Bien Spear Petty Franano Nazarene Young Falls Murray Crenshaw J. Wallis R. Wallis Aubry First Baptist Snyder Hughes Perry Seymour Gorton Pankratz Meyers F.U. Methodist Betz Roush Nordeen Damron Trinity U. Meth LaRue Coen Davis Hazen Bird Detwiler Beauchamp Faith Lutheran “A Walker Williams Leach D. Switzer K. Switzer Moses Doering Wesleyan Trojans O Cochran Casteel Weatherbee Gage Toumbertin White Didde Skilling Dengel Wassmer Ferguson

Local Cagers Play Tonight In Home Tilts

Ottawa High and Ottawa University resume play in cross town basketball tonight with OHS hosting Seaman at 8 pm after a 39 32 defeat to Lawrence and OU welcoming Friends University at Wilson Field House starting at 7 30 pm. Ottawa High sits 2 1 after Friday’s loss while Seaman is 3 3 and Lawrence handed both teams recent losses. OU enters with a five game skid but hosts Friends 3 2 as the Braves seek their first win since Nov 23.

Ottawa High Ottawa University OHS Seaman Friends University Wilson Field House OHS Cyclones Lawrence Vikings Ottawa Tons Cyclones Paola Braves Friends Kansas Kansas Wesleyan Sterling Bethany

UCLA Leaves No Doubt Among Voters

UCLA dominates the AP poll after an 84-66 win over North Carolina State extending their winning streak. Maryland Notre Dame and North Carolina follow, with Marquette Indiana Louisville Providence Alabama and others in the top twenty. The rankings reflect votes and season records as snubs and surges reshape the poll.

Howard Smith Associated Press UCLA Bruins North Carolina State Wolfpack Maryland Terps Georgetown D.C Notre Dame Indiana Irish North Carolina Kentucky East Tennessee State Marquette Minnesota Louisville Florida State Long Beach State Memphis State Kansas State Arizona South Carolina Southern California Vanderbilt Syracuse Jacksonville Cincinnati N. Carolina N. Car. St Louisville al Providence Alabama Lag Belt St Memphis

Didde Office Supply Ue deat Nagle Ui tl

Didde Office Supply reports a fatal incident involving Nagle Ui Tl. Police and investigators respond at the city store, documenting preliminary details and noting no further danger to employees or customers.

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