Appanoose boys stay unbeaten as girls win season opener
In Scranton, Appanoose boys defeated Scranton 42-33 with Curt Altic posting 16 points and 12 rebounds while Kid Eichenberger added 12. The Appanoose girls beat Scranton 20-15 for their first win after six starts. Williamsburg swept Waverly, delivering boys 24-23 and girls 23-17 victories. Lebo and Pomona split in a Big Seven doubleheader with Pomona taking the girls 29-18 and boys 40-25.
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Cyclones Dominate Gardner In One-Sided Wrestling Meet
Ottawa High faced a depleted Gardner lineup at the OHS gym and suffered a 61-12 defeat as the Cyclones swept the last 10 bouts, including six pins, in their first dual win of the year. Gardner left several varsity wrestlers home, denying a JV contest. Ottawa resumes after holidays at Turner on Jan 6 for a double dual with Glen Bears and Bishop Miege.
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Olathe South rally sinks Ottawa High girls basketball
Olathe South overcame a 28-23 halftime deficit to beat Ottawa High 43-36 in EKL play. Connally led South with 15 points while Franklin added 10 as Ottawa shot 32 percent and made 7 of 30 free throws. Ottawa’s Arline Cook had 10 points. JV Ottawa won 29-18.
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Rookie Lawrence Taylor shrugs off Pro Bowl honors
EAST RUTHERFORD New Jersey AP Lawrence Taylor the Giants rookie linebacker downplays his Pro Bowl selection saying it is no big deal while aiming for a playoff push. He notes the goal of winning to fulfill personal dreams and discusses family plans sparked by his draft success.
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Patriots Colts Clash For No 2 Pick In 1982 Draft
The Colts with a 1-14 mark and the Patriots at 2-13 face a high stakes clash in Baltimore. A loss would seal the Colts as the league’s worst and secure the No 1 pick for New Orleans’ 1980 record bid. Multiple NFL games loom, including Buffalo at Miami and San Francisco at New Orleans, with playoff implications across the conference races.
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