Four Chiefs named to Pro Bowl by MIKE NADEL AP
The Vikings and Bengals led with seven and six Pro Bowl selections respectively, while Chiefs stars Christian Okoye and Derrick Thomas head a strong Wyoming group. Giants and Cowboys faced lean rosters as rosters were announced for the NFC AFC clash in Honolulu.
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Weather Forces Cancellations In Ottawa and Wellsville Sports
Sport Shorts reports that snow and cold weather shelved most events tonight. The Ottawa High Iola and Wellsville Baldwin games were postponed from Dec 15 and rescheduled for Jan 2 and Jan 29 respectively. Ottawa High wrestling and Wellsville gym opening events are also canceled. Ottawa Recreation Commission canceled all activities for tonight.
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Christmas Bird Counts Set For Pomona And Hillsdale
Volunteers will take part in the nationwide Christmas Bird Count on December 30 at Pomona and Hillsdale reservoirs. Pomona begins at 7 a.m. with a meeting at the Corps of Engineers office and ends with a 5:30 p.m. potluck. Hillsdale starts at 7:30 a.m. at the Lake Visitor Center. Call Pomona Corps at 453-2201 or Hillsdale at 783-4366 for details. The event supports the National Audubon Society and Kansas Ornithological Society. In sports, San Francisco 49ers quarterback Joe Montana was named 1989 Man of the Year by The Sporting News.
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Switzer and Sanders named Big Eight decade honorees
Barry Switzer of Oklahoma named coach of the decade by a panel covering the Big Eight in the 1980s. Barry Sanders of Oklahoma State chosen as offensive player of the decade, with Tony Casillas as defensive player. Switzer, Casillas surprised by the vote and Switzer hints at his future projects.
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Big Eight All-Decade Teams FIRST TEAM OFFENSE
The Big Eight all decade first team offense features Turner Gill of Nebraska at QB Barry Sanders and Thurman Thomas as running backs, Hart Lee Dykes and Keith Jackson among receivers and guards, with Rimington at center and Steinkuhler and Phillips on the line. The defense lists Bryan and O Neal as tackles, Casillas as nose guard, Thomas as end, with Pless Boswond and Dixon among linebackers and multiple defensive backs led by McMillan and Nelton. The piece notes Sanders as Heisman finalist and the team dominated by Oklahoma, Nebraska and Oklahoma State with praise from coaches and the selection process involving 55 voters.
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Kansas
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Colorado
Eric McMillan
Missouri
Barry Nelton
Wichita
Kane
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Tseb
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Illinois Wins 101 93 Over Missouri to Halt Tigers Run
No. 4 Missouri led early as Illinois used speed and defense to pull away for a 101 93 victory in St. Louis. Marcus Liberty and Kendall Gill sparked a decisive 14 3 run after halftime. Gill scored 27, Coward and Peeler added 20 for Missouri. Other ranked results included Georgetown 97 Va Tech 64 LSU 73 Northwestern Louisiana 63 Memphis State 59 New Orleans 55 Michigan State 80 Evansville 66.
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Gibson
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Cyclone boys JV top Shawnee Heights in 54 52 win
Ottawa High junior varsity boys basketball overcome a 9 point first quarter deficit to defeat Shawnee Heights 54 52. Charlie Waymire led with 12 points, Danny Tyson 11, Jeff Dieterich 9 as Tyson’s three sparked a second half surge and Gary Kuntz praised defense and rebounding.
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Fatigue sinks Williamsburg Panthers in twin losses to Crest
Williamsburg High teams suffer back to back games fatigue as Crest defeats the Panthers 59-52 in the boys contest and 47-46 in the girls. Boys drop to 4-1, girls to 1-3, with key scorers Steve Smith and Kary Sleichter leading their teams respectively. Crest earns late free throws to seal both wins.
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