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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1969

Page

2

Out-Of-State Big Eight Teams Get Their Due

In Kansas City AP report on the Big Eight tournament, Oklahoma and Colorado reach the final after rallying from early deficits to defeat Kansas State and Missouri respectively. Garfield Heard leads Oklahoma past K State. Cliff Meely scores 26 for Colorado. Oklahoma seeks its first title since 1953, with Colorado aiming to defend. Kansas and Nebraska games fill the rest of the schedule. Iowa State meets Oklahoma State for seventh, Kansas faces Nebraska for third.

Kansas City Kansas John MacLeod Oklahoma MacLeod Sooners Colorado Buffaloes Missouri Kansas State Garfield Heard K-State Charlie Hardin Scott Martin Bob Zender K State Tigers Cliff Meely Buffs Gordon Tope Meely Don Tomlinson Nebraska Iowa State Oklahoma State Dave Robisch Chuck Jura New York Bonnies Purdue Pennsylvania Columbia Villanova Philadelphia la Salle Southern Cal Temple North Carolina State Marquette

Spotlight on Quarterbacks in Cotton Bowl clash

In the Cotton Bowl preview the spotlight centers on quarterbacks Joe Theismann of Notre Dame and James Street of Texas. Theismann is praised for clutch performance and accuracy, while Street is noted for poise and a string of Texas victories. Weather and field conditions loom as a deciding factor with Notre Dame and Texas matching up on a muddy, weight-influenced battle.

Dallas, Tex Texas Theismann Tom Gatewood Street Notre Dame Ara Parseghian Foot Theisman South River N.J Gatewood Darrell Royal Parseghian Arkansas Randy Peschel Royal

Notre Dame star McCoy weighs shirts not opponents

Notre Dame defensive tackle Mike McCoy, a 6 foot 5 inch, 194 pounder after holidays, says buying shirts is tougher than facing linemen. He recalls a 52 long suit, 46 inch waist trousers, and 39 inch alterations, while eyeing the Cotton Bowl clash with Texas. He contemplates pro football and cities like New York and California, avoiding Chicago.

Dallas Tex Mike McCoy Notre Dame Ans Erie McCoy Texas Tve New York California Pittsburgh Cleveland Chicago The Bears

Frazier Ellis Fight Finally Set For Feb 16

NEW YORK AP The long awaited clash between world boxing champions Joe Frazier and Jimmy Ellis was agreed for February 16 at Madison Square Garden after months of negotiations. Promoter Harry Markson praised equal billing as both hold title portions, while committee waivers and regulatory hurdles were overcome to finalize the scheduling.

New York Angelo Dundee Jimmy Ellis World Boxing Association Madison Square Garden the Garden Ellis Joe Frazier Frazier Harry Markson Madison Square Garden Markson WBA Floyd Patterson New York State Boxing Commission Cassius Clay Clay Hillis Argentina Gregorio Peralta

Ottawa Invitational Cage Tickets On Sale This Weekend

Tickets for the third annual Ottawa Invitational at Ottawa University are sold by Rotary Club members. Prices are 1.50 for adults and 1 for students. Baker University faces Bethany College at 7 p.m. Friday, OU plays Emporia State at 9. Losers meet in the 7 p.m. third place game Saturday, followed by the 9 p.m. championship.

Ottawa University Rotary Club Baker University Bethany College Emporia State

Big Eight foes eye Orange Bowl upset bid

AP reports Missouri aims to upset Penn State in the Orange Bowl to boost the Big Eight’s national standing. A Tiger win would give the conference three bowl triumphs after Colorado beat Alabama in the Liberty Bowl and Nebraska toppled Georgia in the Sun Bowl. Penn State enters aiming for a title shot in the final AP poll.

MIAMI Missouri Penn State Tiger Kansas Lions Associated Press Texas Notre Dame Joe Paterno

Waverly Ace Paces Scoring In Tri Lakes League

With all nine teams in the Tri Lakes League at least three games in, Rod Peck of Waverly leads scoring with 102 points in four games for 25.2 a game. John Craft of Lebo sits second with 86 points in four games at 21.5. Gale Knight of Lebo has 94 points in five games at 18.8. Dan Bolen of Quenemo tops rebounds at 15.2 with 91 boards in six games. Mike Hermreck of Williamsburg has 83 rebounds in six games. Craft and Ken Stadel of Quenemo tie for third at 13 rebounds per game. Dwight Williams of Waverly leads free throw percentage at 79 percent in four games, Knight is second at 76 percent in five, Kim Beyer of Burlingame is third at 75 percent.

Rod Peck Waverly John Craft Lebo Craft Gale Knight Dan Bolen Quenemo Bolen Mike Hermreck Williamsburg Hermreck Ken Stadel Dwight Williams Williams Knight Kim Beyer Burlingame

Texas Longhorns split games face two title bids this week

Two Texas Longhorns teams chase championships this week. Top ranked Texas football faces Notre Dame in the Cotton Bowl, while Texas basketball clashes with Seton Hall for the Hurricane Classic crown in Miami. The football win over Ohio University boosted Texas to 6-4, denting rankings, as others like Kentucky UCLA and South Carolina pursued regional titles amid a holiday tourney flood.

Sheila Moran Associated Press Texas Longhorn Texas Notre Dame Seton Hall of New Jersey Miami Longhorns Ohio University Bobcats Craig Love Ohio Tennessee Houston Niagara Oklahoma City Calvin Murphy Purple Eagles Santa Clara Broncos New Weekly Kentucky UCLA Princeton Los Angeles Bruins Sidney Wicks John Roche South Carolina New Mexico New Orleans Gamecocks

NHL Roundup Monday Results and Upcoming Games

Associated Press notes no games on Monday with a slate of upcoming matchups including St Louis at Montreal Minnesota at Los Angeles and Montreal at Pittsburgh Oakland at Toronto Chicago at New York Boston at Detroit for midweek action.

Associated Press St. Louis Montreal Minnesota Los Angeles Pittsburgh Oakland Toronto Chicago New York Boston Detroit

Pro Basketball MBA Scores From Weekend Card

Cincinnati edged Detroit 110 to 103 while Atlanta posted 122 to 118 over San Diego. Other results include Milwaukee at Baltimore San Diego at Cincinnati Chicago at New York and more amid a busy schedule with ABA Indiana suffering 94 to 39 loss and multiple matchups across cities.

Cincinnati Detroit Atlanta San Diego Milwaukee Baltimore Chicago New York Los Angeles San Francisco Phoenix Seattle Boston Philadelphia

Kentucky Keeps top spot as UCLA slips in AP poll

Kentucky remained No. 1 in the AP top 25 after a 7-0 start and a 102-100 win over Notre Dame. UCLA, the defending champs, moved to second with 15 first place votes, while South Carolina held third with 355 points. North Carolina and Ohio State also stayed in the top bracket as Washington rose to ninth and Davidson fell from 10th.

West Virginia Greensboro N.C North Carolina Bill Chamberlain Steve Previs Harvard Washington Oregon State Portland Huskies New Mexico State Jacksonville Davidson Holy Cross St. Bonaventure St. Joseph's Pennsylvania Associated Press Kentucky UCLA Wildcats Notre Dame USLA Louisiana State Georgia Tech Bruins South Carolina Ohio University Tennessee Houston Southern California Georgia Houston Washington I. Davidson North Carolina State Columbia Purdue Marquette Colorado

Bowling Scores From Monday Night Ladies and Leagues

Reading shows high scores by L G W U Local 453 4 and Ottawa Bowl 0 with 165 460 and 136 378. McMillen Oil 3 led Brunswick League with 208 high and S. Spears 218 546. Other teams include First National Bank 3, M A Insurance 3, and Monday Night Mixed groups Volcanoes Frantic Four Hang Outs Nationals Unpredictables with top efforts listed.

L.G.W.U M. Heckman D. Doman Nitcher J. Warhurst Osburn's R. Mays Ee's L. Meador Franklin Savings P. White Brunswick League McMillen Oil H. Linnemann R. Smith M. Birckhead First National Bank S. Spears Hamner M.¥.A. Insurance J. Robertson Lemaster G. Sible L. Scribner N. Fritts

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