Cyclones Rally Tops Rosedale In City Wrestling Duel
Ottawa Cyclones overcome early deficit to beat Rosedale Wildcats 31-28 in a frantic West Kansas high school dual. Key pins by Larry Black Roy Jackson and Randy Hughes fuel a late rally, giving Ottawa its best ERL finish in eight years as the regular season ends and district action looms at Fort Scott and Bonner Springs.
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Patulski leads Bills at 1972 NFL draft first pick
New York AP report notes Walt Patulski a 6-6 260-pound Notre Dame defensive end chosen by the Buffalo Bills as the No. 1 draft pick. Amid open phone lines in a midtown hotel, 442 players will be chosen over 17 rounds through Wednesday.
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Chiefs Add Packers To 1972 Exhibition Schedule
The Kansas City Chiefs announce a 1972 exhibition set including Green Bay Packers at County Stadium Milwaukee on Sept 9. Also listed are games vs Giants in Canton July 29, Cardinals in Kansas City Aug 12, and Colts Aug 21, with Green Bay meeting KC for the first time since the 1967 Super Bowl.
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Starr to Play One More Year
Nashville AP reports Bart Starr says he will decide after the coming season if he can play. The Packers star, 38, cites shoulder troubles since 1987 but notes improvement after surgery and plans tests in April in Alabama to assess his throwing arm. He says retirement is not a big deal if he cannot go.
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Bowling League Standings and High Scores Update
A partial readout of Monday night and Thursday league results lists team names such as UNPREDICTABLES and THURSDAY KNIGHTS with top game scores like 190 by Wright and 471 for Paul Fritts in recent bowing sessions. Other noted high games include 214 by Wolgast and 427 by Turner, with team totals ranging into the 500s.
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City League Division B Schedule Revised
The Wednesday senior high schedule lists Hubbard's versus Jaycees Gold at 6:30, Jaycees Blue against Peoples at 7:30, and Grogan's versus Gambles at 8:30. Matches take place in City League Division B.
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Area Games Tonight See Tonight's Area Basketball Schedule
Pomona 6 8 at Central Heights 3 12 Wellsville 7 6 at Baldwin 6 7 Waverly 3 10 at Lyndon 1 0 Williamsburg idle Local games tip off as teams push toward season finish.
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Austria to Withdraw Entire Ski Team From Sapporo Games
Austria prepared to pull out all Alpine, Nordic, and jumping skiers from the Sapporo Olympics after the IOC executive committee refused to reinstate Karl Schranz. Austrian officials said top ski leaders backed the plan, pending a possible full IOC reversal. Schranz was disqualified for selling his name and photo for advertising.
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Area Player Of The Week Bob Emery Earns Honors
Lyndon 6-5 junior Bob Emery named Herald Area Player of the Week after two wins. Emery scored 25 in a 51-46 non league win over Santa Fe Trail and added 24 points with 16 rebounds in a 61-51 victory over Williamsburg, boosting Lyndon toward the Tri-Lakes League title.
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OHS Player Of The Week Chris VanFossan
The Herald's Ottawa High Player of the Week is Chris VanFossan. In a 74 57 victory at Turner last Friday he sparked the win with 9 first quarter points and six rebounds and finished with 17 points and 14 rebounds, delivering the best all around varsity performance of his brief career.
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