NFL Talks Off To Bad Start In 1976 Negotiations
NFLPA chief Ed Garvey says talks with NFL owners opened worse than 1974, suspending until March 15 in Washington. He criticizes the Management Council for sending inexperienced negotiators, while union reps demand owners attend. Donlan says the proposal was rejected but on the table. three weeks remain for analysis before a response.
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Hollywood
Fila
Ed Garvey
National Football League Players Association
NFL
Garvey
Washington
NFL Management Council
Jack Donlan
Management Council
Vince Lombardi, Jr
Sargent Karch
Steve Gutman
New York Jets
NFLPA
Gene Upshaw
Pete Rozelle
Donlan
Detroit Lions
Stan White
SFT Tops Ottawa High In Narrow Freshman Clash
Carbondale Santa Fe Trail edged Ottawa High 56 54 as Cyclones survive two late misses. Lloyd Taylor led OHS with 23 points while Jewell topped SFT with 15. Ottawa hit 14 of 23 free throws to stay close despite a 34 25 halftime deficit.
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Carbondale
Ottawa
Chargers
Cyclones
Lloyd Taylor
OHS
Ronnie Rice
Jewell
OU Gals In NAIA Playoffs
Ottawa University women's basketball earns a District 10 NAIA playoff berth despite a 15 win season. OU faces Pittsburg State, 19-6 and 14th in the nation, in a first round at Pittsburg next Tuesday following a regular season finale at Central Methodist.
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Ottawa University
Braves
Mary Ynount
Kansas
AIAW
Central Methodist
Pittsburg State
Pittsburg
Pitt Gals
Another Dark Cloud On The Heavyweight Scene
AP Special Correspondent Will Grimsley notes the heavyweight showdown Holmes versus Cooney is postponed to June 11 in Las Vegas. The piece contrasts the young, fragile giant from Long Island with an aging champ haunted by Muhammad Ali, detailing Cooney’s size and injuries and Holmes’s decline amid doubt over their current form and credentials.
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Will Grimsley
Larry Holmes
Gerry Cooney
Spain
Long Island
Muhammad Ali
Las Vegas
Nev
Cooney
Huntington, S.1
Bowling Scores From Indian Lanes Meets City Listings
Bowling scores and high games listed for multiple venues including Indian Squaws Country Kitchen and Country Kitchen, with entries for high series and individual bowlers such as T. Wolken, OS. Heitler, P. Stankard, and M. Miller. Scores range up to 716 for Scott Service.
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T. Wolken
M. Milton
Dengel and Son
OS. Heitler
S. Walgas
Fleischer’s Insurance
L. Bruner
Dyer
Sheldon's Inc
L. Porter
Ottawa Lumber
M. Burkhead
J and J
AUTO
D. Bien
Slavens Paint
R. Bien
John's Service
J. Bahlender
L. Lemon
Peoples Bank
Missouri holds off Sooners in tense Big Eight clash
Missouri guard Jon Sundvold scored 21 including late free throws and a feed for Ricky Frazier’s slam to seal a 60-55 win over Oklahoma in Norman. The No. 4 Tigers, cutting their season to 23-1, led 31-22 at halftime as Oklahoma rallied with full court pressure.
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Norman
Okla
Jon Sundvold
Ricky Frazier
Missouri
Oklahoma
Tigers
Sundvold
Tiger
Marvin McCrary
Sooners
Norm Stewart
Billy Tubbs
Chuck Barnett
Darryl Allen
Ottawa High Falls to Blue Valley in Hard Fought Expo
Blue Valley Tigers defeat Ottawa High 51 to 36 as Maggie LeValley scores 27 for BV. Ottawa drops to 3-45. BV improves to 12-3 as LeValley leads in a decisive third quarter. Becky Kaub leads OHS with 12 points and eight rebounds. Ottawa JV also loses. Regular season finale at Olathe North next Monday.
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Bishop Miege
Stanley
Ottawa High
Blue Valley
Cyclones
Ottawa
Tiger Gals
OHS
Tigers
OHL
Becky Kaub
Lisa Weber
Rachel Brockman
Rena Miller
Olathe North
Miller
Brockman
Roberts
Cook
Kaub
Jung
Weber
Waggoner
Totals
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Tough Indoor Outing For OU Thinclads
Ottawa University track squads finished fourth in both men’s and women’s divisions at a five team meet in Liberty Missouri. Tarkio won the men’s with 65 points and William Jewell followed with 53. Latiesa Alford led OU with wins in the 60 yard dash and 300 yard, while Marilyn Holm captured the shot put. OU heads to Pittsburg State next.
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Liberty
Ottawa University
Heart of America
Tarkio
William Jewell
Graceland
Ottawa
Missouri Valley
Braves
Levi Bailey
Randy Mijares
Gary Williams
Joe Connor
Greg Pryor
Mario Pierre
Larry Dunbar
Rigo Gomez
Jewell
McValley
Graceland Gals
Latiesa Alford
Marilyn Holm
Suzie Mercer
Alford
Janet Cannada
Pittsburg State
County Teams Win Junior High Crowns
Pomona claims seventh grade title 225 to Burlingame. Appanoose eighth graders go 12-0 with Curt Altic 14 points. Lyndon beats Appanoose for seventh place. Burlingame edges Pomona in the eighth grade consolation. Tom Hancock stars for Pomona with 30 points and 15 rebounds.
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Pomona
Appanoose
Lyndon
Byron Goracke
Mark Flory
James Martin
Curt Altic
Ed Eichenberger
Tim Leakey
Marten
Steve Olson
Tom Hancock
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42Nd St
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Abstract
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Ottawa Times
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