Ottawa University star Starkes named NAIA District 10 Player of the Week
OU forward Tommy Starkes, a 6-4 sophomore from Bronx New York, earned NAIA District 10 Player of the Week after an 80 point three game span. He posted a career high 33 points versus Mid-America Nazarene along with 17 rebounds 7 steals and 6 assists while shooting 54 percent from the floor and 20 of 23 at the line.
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Ottawa High Players of the Week Highlight Local Standouts
Ottawa High recognizes Tyson Harvey and Evan Shaffer for the boys 47 points 25 rebounds across losses to Olathe South and Bishop Miege. Lisa Weber returns from injury guiding the Cyclone girls to a 40 38 win over Olathe South. Dallas Phillips and Rhonda Barrett earn Herald Area honors for CH.
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Ottawa Swim Club swimmers shine at Lawson Invitational
Steve Hasty led Open Boys with a 1:56.88 in the 200 free and 2:32.51 in the 200 breast at Topeka Central YMCA. Kevin Brewer finished fourth in the 50 breast and sixth in the 100 breast while Chris Brewer placed fourth in the 50 breast in the 10 and under division.
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Nebraska tops Oklahoma 65 in Big Eight clash
Nebraska defeats Oklahoma 65 to 51 in a Big Eight college basketball game. Memphis State beat St. Louis University 82 to 64. Northeast Missouri over Central Missouri 82 to 70. Mid-America Nazarene won 1 dollar. Kansas Newman 70, Benedictine 72, Pittsburg State 69.
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Sullivan Award To Thinclad Superstar INDIANAPOLIS
Carl Lewis, 20, UH sophomore and world indoor long jump record holder, won the Sullivan Award as 1981's outstanding American amateur. The Willingboro native seeks to inspire youth and became the first to win NCAA and U S outdoor track and field titles. The ceremony at Indianapolis Convention Center named finalists Evelyn Ashford Scott Hamilton Mary T Meagher Greg Louganis Kathy Arendsen Chris Campbell Tracie Ruiz Lones Wigger Jr Sheila Young Ochowicz.
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Iowa
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Randy Matson
Jim Ryan
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Rafer Johnson
Bonner Springs edges Ottawa High 37-36 in final seconds
Bonner Springs nipped Ottawa High 37-36 as a last second shot by Bonner prevented a late Ottawa comeback. Kaub led Ottawa with 26 points and 11 rebounds, while Lori Alexander paced Bonner with 14 points as Bonner also won the junior varsity 37-33.
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Cyclone Sophomores Heights JV Reach Final at Ottawa
In first round action at Ottawa High School Central Heights JV defeated Waverly JV 57-46 while Ottawa sophomores beat Marais des Cygnes Valley JV 42-32. Finals set for Thursday with Waverly vs Marais des Cygnes for third and Ottawa vs Central Heights for the title.
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Surging Hoosiers Slip Back In The Rankings
Indiana rises to No 20 in the AP men's college basketball poll as Virginia holds No 1 with 57 0160 first place votes. Knight notes development as Indiana, 14 7, eyes late title run amid week wins over Minnesota and Iowa State.
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Holmes Cooney Title Bout In Jeopardy Over Injury
The potential postponement of the March 15 heavyweight title bout between Gerry Cooney and Larry Holmes due to an injured left shoulder prompts the champion to seek a replacement opponent. Cooney’s co-manager says a delay may be needed pending today’s tests, with Holmes considering Jimmy Young Randy Cobb or Larry Frazier for a March fight.
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Cavaliers Escape Upset Bid By Georgia Tech
Georgia Tech nearly toppled top-ranked Virginia in an ACC showdown, leading by 11 at halftime before the Cavaliers pulled away 56-52. Ralph Sampson scored 14 for Virginia but fouled out late after a physical duel with 6-foot-9 Lee Goza, who drew strong praise from Brook Steppe.
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Leonard Shuts Down Finch in Welterweight Title Defense
Sugar Ray Leonard said he felt cold in the first round after a 10 minute delay caused by TV technical problems. He warmed up and dominated Bruce Finch, flooring him three times before the referee stopped the bout at 1:50 of the third round, preserving Leonard's undisputed welterweight world title.
Leonard Wins by TKO After Grabbing Control in Second Round
In a title bout Leonard, defending his crown, was held to a slow start then surged in the second round with three body hooks that shifted momentum. Finch offered a strong third round with a solid right, yet Leonard answered with a flurry and a decisive left hook that dropped Finch, sealing the victory.
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Bowling Scoreboard Highlights From Saturday Leagues
A dense list of bowling scores from Saturday leagues features many teams led by players such as J Gooding, J Driver, D Cahoon, M Walken, and L Fletcher. Standout totals include 301 by K Weidner, 545 by D Geiss, and 586 by R McClay, reflecting a busy bowling scene with clubs like RAND R-O and WEST WILSON.
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