OHS tops Turner in triple overtime thriller
Ottawa High’s David Hotaling drilled a final buzzer follow to lift the Cyclones 67-66 over Turner in triple overtime. Jung led Ottawa with 25 points, Harvey added 17 before an injury, while Marah and Gerber each scored 18 for Turner. Ottawa improved to 7-7. Turner dropped to 12th loss in 13 starts.
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Terry Ostmeyer
Kansas City
Kan
Ottawa High
David Hotaling
OHS
Turner
Hotaling
Ottawa
Cyclones
Independence
Bears
OHL
Bob Jung
Tyson Harvey
Jung
Don Marah
Mike Gerber
Ed Green
Marah
Gerber
Brake
Todd Schultze
Green
Jeff Stanley
Harvey
Schultze
Evan Shaffer
Adam Winter
Derek Chappell
Darren Johnson
Olathe South
Winter
Shaffer
Patty
Unruh
Totals
Zuck
Bowles
Stanley
Ottawa High Girls Honored After Final Home Game
The Cyclone Booster Club hosts a post game reception for Ottawa High girls after the OHS Paola match. The event, with refreshments, will be in the Cyclone Room following the contest, Ottawa’s last home game of the season.
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Ottawa High
Cyclone Booster Club
OHS
Ottawa Thinclads Open Indoor Season At William Jewell
Ottawa University men and women opened indoor season with several top finishes at William Jewell. OU men placed second to Park College 130 to 68, winning three events led by Randy Mijares and Cedric Clark in mile and shot, Tom Palmer in high jump, and Tim Horsley in triple jump. Latiesa Alford swept sprints, Latiesa Alford added 60, 300 yard titles, and Marilyn Holin won shot. Belinda Tummons and Susie Mercer contributed in distance and multi events.
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Liberty
Ottawa University
William Jewell
Heart of America
Pittsburg State
Braves
Park College
Park
Ottawa
Randy Mijares
Cedric Clark
Tom Palmer
HAC
Tim Horsley
Kenny Way
Robert Porter
Rigo Gomez
Host Jewell
Latiesa Alford
Marilyn Holin
Belinda Tummons
Susie Mercer
Pomona Indians Rally Past Burlington 77 49 in League Showdown
Pomona tightened defense after halftime and overwhelmed Burlington 77 to 49 in Three Rivers League basketball. Shannon Servaes poured in 29 points, with Per rie Swank adding 15 and Greg Eagleman 11 as Pomona outshot 51 percent to 33 percent and dominated rebounds 43 to 33. The win lifts Pomona to 10-4 overall and 7-1 in league play.
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Pomona
Pomona Indians
Burlington Wildcats
Indians
Burlington
Wildcats
Shannon Servaes
Per
Rie Swank
Greg Eagleman
Bob White
Eagleman
Sanders
Radcliffe
Servaes
Alfie
Toumberlin
Parker
Swank
Totals
Freeman
Rens
Fowler
White
Smart
Baldwin
Allen
Traylor
Bulldogs Build Early Lead to Beat Aquinas 62 45
Baldwin jumped to a 10 1 start and led most of the night avenging a 9 point loss to Aquinas. Gary Lantis 17 Grant Lane 16 and Vic Gorton 13 led Baldwin while Aquinas stars Ewart Isaac and John Spacklin each scored 17 and 13. Baldwin out rebounded 26 18 and faces Piper next week in a Jayhawk League tilt.
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Baldwin
Aquinas
Bulldogs
Gary Lantis
Grant Lane
Vic Gorton
Piper
Jayhawk
Lane
Randel
Rhodes
Nevenswander
Cramer
Landis
Wakeman
Gorton
Swan
Ae Vodd
Mockler
Allen
Spacklin
McDowell
O'Donnel
Atkins
Garbee
Saat
Mense
Trojans roll over Lebo 73 47 in Lyon County League clash
Meiers Freerksen and Lacey lead Marais des Cygnes with double digit scoring as they topple Lebo 73 47 on Friday night. Valley girls win 46 43 in overtime with Norma Mastell scoring 16. In New York Rick Kuhn gets a 10 year prison term for fixing games in a case seen as a warning to athletes.
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Melvern
Marais Des Cygnes
Lebo Wolves
Lyon
New York
Boston
Rick Kuhn
U.S
Henry Bramwell
Kuhn
Gary Zimmerman
Valley
Trojans
Troy Freerksen
David Meiers
Steve Lacey
Cletis White
Wolves
Norma Mastell
Valley Boys
Northern Heights
Marais Des
Burns Takes Solo Lead In Bing Crosby Pro-Am
Crosby California AP Burns salvaged a 69 from woods and water to seize sole second round lead at eight under par 136 in the Bing Crosby National Pro-Am at Cypress Point and Spyglass Hill. Sutton Simons one behind at 137 with Nicklaus 139 and Watson 142.
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Pebble Beach
Calif
George Burns
Burns
Cypress Point
Spyglass Hill
Hal Sutton
Jim Simons
Simons
Sutton
Bruce Lietzke
Cypress
Jack Nicklaus
Danny Edwards
Bobby Wadkins
Edwards
Wadkins
Tom Watson
Johnny Miller
Tom Kite
Watson
Monterey Peninsula
Pebble
Nicklaus
Spyglass
Tarkio Romps Over OU in 87-68 Victory
Tarkio jumped to a 12-3 lead and built a 27-point cushion, shooting 60 percent to OU's 30. Russ Maguire scored 27 with 14 rebounds and Jim Garr added 22 points and 10 boards as Tarkio improved to 14-9 overall and 9-1 in the Heart of America Conference, while Ottawa fell to 11-12 overall and 5-5 in league play.
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Tarkio
Ottawa University
Owls
Braves
Ottawa
Russ Maguire
Maguire
Jim Garr
Dale Purvis
Tommy Starkes
Anthony King
Starkes
Steve Carroll
Marymount routs Ottawa University 71 to 50 on Friday
Marymount Spartan guards led by Johnny Lowry with 31 points powered a 71 50 win over Ottawa University. OU committed 27 turnovers as Lowry and Laura Kongs sparked a 39 18 halftime lead. Braves Brenda Holman 17 and Dana Cook 14 paced OU while Lowry grabbed 12 rebounds. OU travels to Baker Tuesday.
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Ottawa University
Marymount Spartans
Braves
Marymount
Spartans
Johnny Lowry
Lowry
Laura Kongs
LaDawn Parkinson
Brenda Holman
Dana Cook
Holman
Baker
Ottawwa
McGhee
Robinson
Larson
Poole
Dantey
Walburn
McKinney
Cook
Hersh
Newkirk
Totals
Parkinson
VanDezander
Myers
Kongs
Waite
Kelso
Samuel
Alfen
Kings Snap 8-Game Skid in Nets Slugfest
Kansas City Kings beat the San Antonio Spurs 109-102 to halt an eight game slide. Forward Club Robinson scored 32 with 19 rebounds, aiding a late fourth quarter stand as San Antonio threatened to rally. George Gervin led Spurs with 25 points. Mike Woodson 21 for Kings.
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Kansas City
Robinson
Kansas City Kings
National Basketball Association
San Antonio Spurs
San Antonio
Spurs
Kings
Mike Woodson
Larry Drew
George Gervin
Gene Banks
Woodson
Reggie King
Chiefs Name Backfield Coach Kansas City Chiefs
J D Helm named offensive backfield coach for the Kansas City Chiefs replacing Bobby Ross who left to coach Maryland. Helm joined KC in 1975 after a stint as BYU assistant coach and was a KU graduate assistant. he will take duties after the April college draft.
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Kansas. City
J.D. Helm
Kansas City Chiefs
Helm
Bobby Ross
Chiefs
Maryland
Kansas City
Brigham Young University
University of Kansas
Ottawa Area City Schedule February 6 11 1982
Community league schedule lists games, teams, and venues across boys and girls leagues from Feb 8 to 11. Open gyms noted with entry doors, Biddy Basketball sign-ups, volleyball matches, wrestling practice, and youth center activities. multiple organizations and teams including J.C. Glue Balt Hogs Vassar Rugg's Rals Williamsburg Russ Truck Lines and Ottawa High School are referenced with times and locations.
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Wesleyan
Westminster
First Methodist
Ottawa Bible Tso
Saints
First Baptist & Men’s Church
O.U. Witsont
R.L.D
Calvary Baptist
First Baptist
Nazarene
Worth Baptist
U. Wilson
Sokers
Greeley J.C
M&m's
Lesh Oi
Century
Overbrook
Ottawa High School
Simba Ltd
Byron's Bombers
Vassar
Star Industries
G&m Tavern
Bob's Mobil
Duke Mfg
Leadbetters
Ottawa Truckers
Ottawa Middle School
A. Mabee
Grace Episcopal
Moherman Ins
KOFO
C.W. Carpat
the Spot
Wi Transportation, Inc
North Baptist
George’s Tears
O.R.C
O.H
Bob Backer
Youth Center
West 4Th
Onawa Middle School
Ottana Herald
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Rob Hassing
Hassing
Big Guns
Ewart Isaac
John Specklin
O'Donnell
Swissvale
Brooklyn
Edward McDonald
Uncomfortable Burns
Crosby
King
Losch
McLain
Henderson
Carroll
McCall
Webar
Barnwell
Larn
AZ Dietrich
Bonner
Sullivan
Irwin
McCay
McDonald
Garr
Purvis
Samuels
Laurius
Fouchables
B.H
Reed's Rats
North Baptist, Transportation, Inc
C.W. Carpet
Ottawa Herald
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