Cyclones Lose Lopsided Home Opener Tonight
Ottawa High and Seaman meet at the OHS gym in a high school boys basketball clash ending a winless start for both programs. Ottawa and Seaman, former state powers, face a crucial test as their B teams met last season and the upcoming varsity game could set a positive tone before the holiday break.
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Terry Ostmeyer
Ottawa High
Seaman
Topeka
OHS
Cyclones
Lawrence
Ottawa
OHL
H. K. Stevens
Vikings
Stevens
Gary Tenpenny
Larry Meier
George Dahlstrom
Dave Davis
Bruce Burns
Larry Waymire
van Jameson
Chris van Fossan
Chris Kornhaus
Greg Bulmer
Vals stun Razorbacks at the end in Liberty Bowl
Tennessee wins 14-13 over Arkansas after Curt Watson’s 17-yard TD with 1:55 left. Razorbacks had led 13-7. Arkansas QB Joe Ferguson passed for 198 yards. Jim Maxwell and Bill Rudder highlighted Tennessee’s late drive as coach Johnny Majors’ squad finishes 10-2.
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Memphis
George Hunt
Tennessee
Carl Witherspoon
Arkansas
Jon Richardson
Tom Reed
Reed
Richardson
Witherspoon
Bill McClard
Razorback
Scott Binnion
Louis Campbell
McClard
Campbell
Joe Ferguson
S Ide
Jim Hodge
Bill Rudder
Frank Broyles
Razorbacks
Michigan State to use synthetic turf in eight of 11 1970 games
East Lansing, Mich. Michigan State will play eight of 11 1970 football games on synthetic grass. All five home games at Spartan Stadium will be on Tartan Turf, in use since 1969. Away games include Georgia Tech and Ohio State on new surfaces and Wisconsin on the Big Ten’s oldest new surface.
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East Lansing
Mich
Michigan State
Spartan Stadium
State
Georgia Tech
Ohio State
Wisconsin
Bowling Scores From Local Leagues Report Highs And Lows
Scores list multiple league leaders across Brunswick and Ottawa leagues. Notable high games include MecCurdy 233 and Sederfs 422, with top series such as Haas 525 and Weems 505. Team totals and individual highs span many clubs like Franklin Savings Ottawa Bowl and Guttersbugs, reflecting a busy bowling scene.
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Brunswick Leaguemaster's
Scribner
Ohn‘s Gulf
Haas
Helen & Bill's
MecCurdy
Franklin Savings
Carlson
Ottawa
Meacer
Ainsworth
Wallace
Nitcher
Lowu
Everhart
Morgan
Meek
Osburn
Troutman
Keller
John Shenk
D. Wright
C. Fritts
Ledom
D. Pedrow
R. Weems
Ding Dongs
S. Wolgast
Fantastic Four
C. Sederfs
Thursday Knights
O—Cox
Hamerick House
State Game Commission Faces Hair Policy Rift
Kansas Forestry Fish and Game Commission employee Vic McLeran, editor of the commission’s magazine, was suspended 15 days for alleged insubordination over a hair length rule. McLeran argues the regulation is unreasonable, noting his sideburns and groomed hair. director Dick Wettersten imposed the suspension, with a potential return date of December 20 if he cuts his hair.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas Forestry Fish and Game Commission
Vic McLeran
Commission
Fish and Game
McLeran
Dick Wettersten
Forestry Fish and Game
Wettersten
McLeaan
Information Education
Leroy Lyon
Marquette Slows UCLA Runaway In Cage Poll
UCLA remains the top team as Marquette climbs toward the leaders in the latest college basketball poll. UCLA received 34 first place votes and 42 points, while Marquette led with eight first place ballots and 754 points after beating Fordham 87-68. The top 20 lists South Carolina, North Carolina, and other programs with notable results such as Wake Forest 99-76 and Ohio State 82-70, reflecting shifting positions through a weekend of strong showings.
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Ken Rappoport
Associated Press
UCLA
Marquette
Bruins
Bruin
Warriors
Fordham
South Carolina
North Carolina
Virginia Tech
Wake Forest
North Carolina State
Southern California
Ohio
State
Hawaii
Maryland
Jacksonville
Ohio University
Virginia
Louisville
Marshall
Carolina
N. Carol
Southern Cal
OHS Girls Fall To Shawnee Mission Northwest In Gym Meet
Ottawa High School girls gymnastics lost a dual meet to Shawnee Mission Northwest 56.8 to 52.1. OHS moves to 1-1 this season and will face Independence next, date pending. Robin Mohr won vault with 5.15, Patti Schmidt was second with 5.1, Schmidt won uneven bars with 5.25, Connie Mohr was third on bars with 4.4, Carol Bivins tied for balance beam lead at 4.4 with Karen Smith, Kris Garrett was second on beam with 4.2.
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Ottawa
Shawnee Mission Northwest
OHS
Independence
Robin Mohr
Patti Schmidt
Mohr
Miss Schmidt
Connie Mohr
Carol Bivins
Karen Smith
SMNW
Kris Garrett
Westphal scores 30 as USC holds off Iowa State 89 86
USC guard Paul Westphal pours in 30 points to lift the fifth ranked Trojans to an 89 86 win over Iowa State. Westphal supports coach Bob Boyd’s praise, with 20 points in the first half and a decisive jumper and free throw in the final minutes to seal the lead. The Trojans win their sixth straight after an opener loss as Ohio State, Maryland, Michigan and others report notable results in a day of college hoops.
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Bert Rosenthal
Associated Press
Paul Westphal
Southern California
Bob Boyd
Westphal
Trojans
Iowa State
National Basketball Association
Jerry West
Los Angeles Lakers
Cal
Joe Mackey
Ron Riley
Ohio State
Brown
Luke Witte
Buckeyes
Wardell Jackson
Maryland
Baltimore Loyola
Terrapins
Tom McMillen
Michigan
Ohio University
Henry Wilmore
Wolverines
Toledo
Detroit
Mae Otten
Virginia
Virginia Military
Virginia Tech
Richmond
VMI
Marshall
Maine
Mike D‘antoni
Ty Collins
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