City League Basketball Scores From Local Contests
Sacred Heart led senior action and junior league play with Sacred Heart defeating Moline 42 to 40 while Nazarene Calvary Baptist and Wesleyan posted points in varied divisions. Hubbard's, Jaycees, Peoples Bank, Grogan's, Gambles, Western Supply and Ottawa Steel contributed strong totals across teams and players.
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Sacred Heart
Mille
Moline
Wright
Bien
Nickelson
Korkames
J. Korkames
Walken
Totals
Wesleyan
Rothfuss
Haas
Bennett
Carey
Gates
Ratliff
Nazarene
Adell
Thornton
Dunkin
Falls
Young
J. Dryden
S. Dryden
Jones
Calvary Baptist
Gragg
Altic
Taylor
Pacheco
Humphrey
Thompson
Woodward
Bristow
Hubbard's
Wietze
Anderson
Reust
Platt
Lewis
Jaycees Gold
Miller
McDaniel
Ross
Ritz
Hepner
Franks
Jaycees Blue
Winters
Smith
Denton
Dykstra
Vanderhoofver
Peoples Bank
Green
Forster
Gollier
Jarik
Johnson
Buckner
Grogan
Kuntz
Cullen
Finney
Leonard
Garvin
Gracey
Walter
Gambles
Goracke
Crockett
Burger
Buck
Cole
Horn
Western Supply
J. Cole
Satterlee
Conley
Everson
Ottawa Steel
Salb
Breithaup
Crane
D. Bayless
J. Bayless
Sass
O'Conner
DePriest
NFL Powers Look Best In Draft Too
NFL teams filled the draft with Dallas and Baltimore regaining strength after recent titles. Cowboys picked nine players in rounds one through four including Bill Thomas and Robert Newhouse. Colts and Green Bay also landed strong classes while Michigan led with ten players drafted.
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New York
Dallas
Baltimore
Oe van Vad Tert
NFL
Cowboys
Colts
Green Bay
Cincinnati
Chicago
Denver
St. Louis
Buffalo
Walt Patulski
Notre Dame
Bill Thomas
Boston College
Houston
Robert Newhouse
John Babinecz
Villanova
Charlie
Earl the Pearl" McKee
Arizona
Michigan
Mike Keller
Utah
Marv Bateman
Northern Michigan
Tim Kearney
San Diego State
Robert West
Penn State
Charlie Zapiec
Charles
Doc’ Bolden
North Carolina A&t
Ralph Coleman
Oklahoma
Roy Bell
Florida State
Richard Amman
Old Home Week For Local Cagers
Ottawa High and Ottawa University play four home games in two days. OHS seeks EKL position after a 74-57 win over Turner, while OU eyes HAC progress with Missouri Valley and Tarkio, hoping a weekend sweep boosts both teams in their conferences.
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Terry Ostmeyer
Ottawa
Ottawa High
Ottawa University
Wilson Field
OHS
Braves
Heart of America
Missouri Valley
HAC
Tarkio
Cyclones
Turner
Wichita
H. K. Stevens
OHL
Bonner Springs
Bonner
Olathe
Eagles
ERL
Brad McKaig
Dave Meeker
Cloyd Louck
Mark O’dell
Lonne Bond
Stevens
van Jameson
Larry Waymire
Greg Bulmer
Chris van Fossan
Gary Brockus
Lawrence
Rosedale
William Jewell
College of Emporia
Central Methodist
Baker
Bill Frear
Mo-Valley
Vikings
Valley
Owls
Wess
Bob Ludwig
al Johnson
Frear
Ludwig
John Palmer
LeMarr Miller
Bob Bryant
Rixey Wertenberger
Len Moore
Bonnec Kal
Bate
OHS Matmen Set for Fort Scott District Wrestling
Ottawa High ready to challenge in 3-A district at Fort Scott with Bonner Springs, Paola and Osawatomie. Cyclones carry 6-2 mark into the tournament as veterans Jackson, Randy Hughes and Russ Hughes lead a roster aiming to reach regionals and state. First rounds start Friday at 11 a.m. with gates and weigh-ins, then finals Saturday night.
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Cyclones
Ola
OHS
Lawrence
Ottawa
Dan Mullen
Ottawa High
Ottawa Cyclones
Fort Scott
Altamont
Columbus
Fredonia
Gardner
Santa Fe Trail
Parsons
St. Joseph of Shawnee
Paola
Osawatomie
Bonner Springs
Effingham
Oberlin
Chaparral
Bonner Spring
Goodland
OHL
Braves
Bonner
Paola Panthers
Roy Jackson
Russ
Randy Hughes
Rex Pope
Mark Nelson
Larry Black
Black
Bowling Scores From Wednesday Night Ladies Meet
Readable bowling scores show multiple leagues with top marks by players such as Leach, Stankard, Medien, and Woodward. High series reached 546 by Bell, 535 by Brock, and 527 by Moses across various teams including First National and Citizens State Bank.
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Alexander Doyen
Wolgast
First National
Leach
Fritts
Skyhooks
Bell
Citizens State Bank
Heckman
Kramer Drugs
P_ Fritts
Naomi
Stankard
Village Inn
Medien
H. D. Lee
Griffin
Chambers
Peoples National
Toumberlin
H. D. Lee Sisters
Guyett
Commercial League
Richmond Co-Op
H. L. Wilson
Lamb-Roberts
McClaran
Brock
Knight Mobile
Cannady
Guy's
Todd Mobile
Elder
Town & Country
Moses
Everett's
Miller
Ottawa Bus
wWichman
Bent Fender
Ledom
Linneman
Court Not With 1.6 Rule Faces New NCAA Hearings
San Francisco AP report notes likely federal hearings on the NCAA 1.6 rule. NCAA officials in Kansas City and Knoxville say they will challenge a judge s preliminary injunction letting Cal athletes Isaac Curtis and Larry Brumsey keep playing despite testing concerns. The ruling and its scope are disputed as the NCAA pledges to press the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
National Collegiate Athletic Association
NCAA
Kansas City
Knoxville
Tenn
University of California At Berkeley
California
U.S. District Court
Albert C. Wollenberg
Cal
Isaac Curtis
Larry Brumsey
Curtis
Brumsey
Bromsey
Earl Ramer
University of Tennessee
Association
NCAA rule enforcement remains despite Wollenberg ruling
Executive director Walter Byers cautioned member colleges that the 1.6 rule stays in effect and not invalidated by the ruling. Curtis and Brumsey, now transferring to San Diego State, could not comment. NCAA public relations director Tom Hanson said the court order text was not yet at headquarters and a rehearing would be pursued. He noted uncertainty about Cal's indefinitely probation and other alleged violations not addressed by the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Byers
Wollenberg
Curtis
Brumsey
San Diego State
NCAA
Tom Hanson
Association
Hanson
Cal
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Church League
Petty
Diddé
Mueller
Wassmer
Geist
Hart
Kimball
France
Reamer
F. Baptista
Pickering
Allen
Minnick
Bouska
Angell
Atkinson
Pankratz
NFL Powers
Lonnie Leonard
Lkeehoma
Glenn Doughty
Lydell Mitchell
Mildren
Doughty
Michigan State
Eric Allen
Herb Washington
van Brownson
Jerry Tagge
Nebraska Cornhuskers
Gary Wichard
Willie Buchanan
Nebraska
Tagge
Chester Marcos
Hillsdale College
Sherman White
Louisiana State
Tommy Casanova
Southern Illinois
Lionel Antoine
Iowa
Craig Clemons
Riley Odoms
Bobby Moore
Oregon
Mark Arneson
Washington Redskins
Moses Denson
Maryland State
Montreal Alouettes
Redskins
George Allen
Denson
Wolverines
Wisconsin
Stanford
Greg Sampson
Ottawa- Rosedale
Doyle Morgan
Jim Siders
Steve Wells
David Shenk
Nelson
Chris Gorton
Greg Unruh
Jackson
Russ Hughes
Pope
Juco
Associated Press
Hutchinson
Barton County
Seward County
Dodge City
Garden City
Cowley County
Pratt
Butler
al Mages
Hughes Auto Parts
S. Main
Cliff and
Juanita
Baxter Mobile Homes
Ottawal
Kansas City Power & Light
KCPL
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