Ottawa High Cyclones Top Olathe South 51 43
Sophomores DeeDee Lewis and Mandy Miller lead Ottawa High to a 51 43 win over East Kansas League rival Olathe South. Lewis posts 20 points 12 rebounds and seven steals alongside Miller’s 15 points as the Cyclones improve to 23 1 1. Coach Kelly Krumsick credits tempo control and disciplined defense for halting Souths running game and securing the Christmas break win.
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DeeDee Lewis
Mandy Miller
Ottawa High Girls
Kansas
Olathe South
OHL
Kelly Krumsick
Cyclones
Lewis
Miller
Ottawa High
DeNa Waggoner
South
Trick Becher
Kelly Litzen
Ottawa
OHS
Towner
Schultze
Whiteford
Netherland
Waggoner
Litzen
Norbert
Bacher
Huber
Meldinger
Tracy Huber
Indians Cup. Leroy. Twice, As Bluejay Rallies Fall Short
Pomona two non league wins as Leroy almost pulls off a rally. Indians win 68-65 behind Fowler and Hoyt while Ed Rolf and Randy Crome lead Leroy scoring. In girls game Pomona survives 58-55 as R Scott nets 30 and Beth Jorgensen adds 12.
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Leroy
Pomona
PHL
Indians
Nets
Ned Parker
Tanga
R.D. Fowler
Scott
Hoyt
Curt Altic
Tim Leakey
Mike True
Fowler
Jeff True
Bluejays
Ed Rolf
Randy Crome
R. Scott
Beth Jorgensen
Trudy Eichinger
PHS
Brenda True
Dana Pankey
Fracy Campbell
Eudora
Three Rivers
Moran
Marmaton Valley
Lyndon narrowly tops Chase County in overtime thriller
Lyndon High School with 57-51 overtime win over Chase County after a 40-48 earlier meeting. Ben Asbury scores 3 key baskets in OT. Mark Goodrich hits buzzer bucket to force extra period. Lyndon improves to 4-2 with 11 made free throws and 24 combined from Summers Pierson McDaniel.
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LHS
Chase County
Lyndon
Mark Goodrich
Tigers
Ben Asbury
Nick Dawson
Shane Pierson
Asbury
Goodrich
McDaniel
Summers
Pierson
Steve Meyer
Baldwin
Central Heighits
Widenhofer Named To Head MU Grid Program
Woody Widenhofer former USFL Oklahoma Outlaws head coach was named Missouri football coach at a news conference with Chancellor Barbara Uehling and Athletic Director Dave Hart. He signed a five year contract through 1989 and will replace fired Warren Powers.
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Columbia, Mo
Woody Widenhofer
Oklahoma Outlaws
Missouri Today
Barbara Uehling
Tiger
Dave Hart
Inter
Uehling
Pittsburgh Steelers
Hart
Warren Powers
Missouri
Tigers
Maryland
Bobby Ross
Tulsa
John Cooper
United States Football League
Outlaws
USFL
Arizona
Robert William Widenhofer
Oklahoma
Merv Johnson
Cal Fullerton
Gene Murphy
Detroit
Riverview
Mich
Michigan State
Eastern Michigan
Minnesota
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Cindy Scott
Debbie Burgoon
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Powter
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Olibert
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Crome
M. True
OMOMA
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Jorgensen
Eichinger
C. Stet
Barger
Curtis
Tatas
Solder
Berry
Pankey
P Aide
Campball
Crotty
True
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Chase Co
Bulldogs
Tobin McDaniel
Pines
Roger Summers
CCHS
Asbury’s
Crawford
Chuck Noll
Pittsburgh
Jack Ham
Jack Lambert
Steelers
NFL
Eckan Anchor Savings
Kentucky Fried Chicken
U.S. Marines
Pence's
IGA
McDonald's
Litwin’s
Mark IV
Ramsey Printing
Woolworth's
Jayenes
J.C. Penney's
Town & Country Supply
Anita Williams
Jim Baby
Franklin County Commission
Jaycee Women
Ottawa Herald
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