OttawaU basketball slump sinks HAC title bid
Ottawa University Braves drop three straight at home including a 42-73 loss to William Jewell, ending hopes of repeating as HAC champions. Jewell shot 53 percent, hit 20 of 26 free throws, and forced Ottawa into a late rally that fell short. Jewell and Culver-Stockton gain ground while OU eyes road finale and a home date with Kansas Newman.
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U S Bobsledder killed in world championship crash
Jim Morgan a 32 year old car salesman from Saranac Lake New York was killed when the No1 U S sled overturned at the Olympic track during the third heat of the four man bobsled world championship in Cortina d Ampezzo Italy The sled went 66 miles an hour and struck the icy walls Morgan suffered a broken neck jaw and a severe throat cut doctors said he likely died before the sled stopped.
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Eagles Still Rule EKL Wrestling Meet
Olathe won the East Kansas League wrestling title with 154 points, edging Bonner Springs 152. Blue Valley took third, Ottawa fifth, Turner last. Ottawa finalists included Croucher Beauchamp and Geist, with Buck and Waldy winning consolations. Regional action heads to Coffeyville with top four advancing to Paola sub-state.
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Humboldt Upsets CH Girls 28 27 in League Showdown
Humboldt stunned undefeated Central Heights 28 27 as the Viking girls faltered to 13 1. In the nightcap CH boys routed Humboldt 80 68 to move to 4 7 overall and 3 3 in league. Yancey led CH with 22 points and 13 rebounds while Laird added 21.
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Lietzke Rally Wins PGA San Diego Open in Playoff
Bruce Lietzke recovered from five behind with eight holes left to win the Wickes Andy Williams San Diego Open in a sudden death playoff over Ray Floyd and Tom Jenkins at Torrey Pines. The trio finished regulation 278, 10 under par, after rain-soaked 72 holes. Floyd missed a 60-foot eagle bid on 18 to win outright.
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Lietzke
Ray Floyd
Tom Jenkins
Torrey Pines
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