Ottawa High splits duals in wrestling with Parsons and Sumner
Ottawa High School opened its dual wrestling schedule with a 42 27 win over Parsons and a 48 21 loss to Sumner Academy. Ottawa wrestlers won by pins in multiple weight classes including Negash Wallace Jackson Weatherbee and Patton, plus forfeits in 112 132 and 167. The junior varsity fell to Parsons 21 18 and Sumner 30 3. Ottawa resumes January 8 hosting Turner and Bishop Miege in East Kansas League opener at 5 30 p m.
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Pat Proctor
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P.J. Hoopes
Eric Jackson
Tom Pack
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Ottawa High Girls Rally Fails in 39 30 Loss to Bonner Springs
Ottawa High fell to 2-3 overall and 1-1 in the league after a late 16-6 surge over Bonner Springs, but the rally came after Bonner Springs built a 11-0 third period run. coach Krumsick blamed cold starts and poor shooting as Ottawa struggled from the field and at the free throw line.
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Waverly Bulldogs sweep Crest in non league pair
Waverly High cagers swept Crest Thursday with boys 66 47 and girls 60 34 wins. Tyson led the girls with 17 points. Harsch paced the boys with 19 as Waverly improved to 6 1 and 5 2 respectively before the Christmas break.
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NEL Scoreboard Week Game Listings
Friday Seattle hosts, Pittsburgh at New York Giants and Washington at St. Louis on Saturday. Sunday features Atlanta at New Orleans, Buffalo at Miami, Chicago at Detroit, Cincinnati at New England, Cleveland at New York Jets, Green Bay at Tampa Bay, Philadelphia at Minnesota, San Diego at Kansas City, Houston at Indianapolis, Dallas at San Francisco. Monday brings Los Angeles Raiders at Los Angeles Rams.
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OHS Freshmen Rally Past Paola Paola 47 37
OHS freshmen boys trailed Paola by five at 15 10 in the second quarter then blanked Paola 12 0 to lead 22 15 at halftime Cyclones outscored Paola 25 22 in the second half for a 47 37 win Bart Swartz led with 12 points Ricky Jackson 9 Fred Wingert 7 Steve Devore 13 rebounds Cyclones resume action January 7 at Olathe Oregon Trail.
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Appanoose and Pomona Split Junior High Showdown
Appanoose edged Pomona 34-19 in the boys A game while Pomona won the B game 22-10. In girls play Pomona took the A game 32-12 and Appanoose won the B 24-1 with Anita Collins scoring 12 for Pomona and Jeannette Bame leading Appanoose with 8.
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Anita Collins
Michelle Bame
Jeannette Bame
Alane Harris
Lisa Henry
Maris Laid To Rest in Fargo Funeral Reflects Private Man
Roger Maris, who broke Babe Ruth's home run record, was remembered as a devoted husband and father. Nearly 1,000 mourners gathered at St. Mary's Cathedral and Holy Cross Cemetery in Fargo, where friends like Bobby Richardson and Bill Skowron spoke of his character. His widow Patricia said Fargo remained his true home, and Mickey Mantle served as pallbearer at the funeral Mass conducted by Bishop James Sullivan. Maris died of cancer at 51, leaving behind a lasting baseball legacy and a family devoted to their North Dakota roots.
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