State Mats Last Stop For Cyclone Wrestlers
The Ottawa High trio Scott Gage Glenn Covert and Rick Croucher head to Junction City for the class 5 A state championships with hopes of titles. Gage carries a 19 4 record at 167 pounds after regional and sub state golds. Covert 19 4 at 112 pounds brings EKL and regional titles plus two prior state runs. Croucher 15 6 1 at 132 pounds seeks a strong finish after EKL and regional success. First round pairings place Covert against Love Liberal Croucher versus Malone Kapaun and Gage versus Moser Newton.
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Ottawa High
Cyclone
Scott Gage
Glenn Covert
Rick Croucher
Junction City
Gage
Covert
OHS
Croucher
Love
Liberal
Malone
Kapaun
Moser
Newton
Bowling Scores and High Series Highlights in Local League
A dense list of bowling results from many teams across the Ottawa area shows scores and high series for 10 30 games. Notable players include N Wilhite with 793, S Sellers 200, S Dryden 156, and D Ball 267. multiple teams such as SafeWay, Armstrong Cabinet and Ellena Buick post top scores. The compilation covers dozens of entrants and reflects season standings and individual achievements.
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D. Ball
T.hle
J. Dryden
B. Pearson
Waverly
T. Lewis
L. Tyson
Dengel & Son
S. Wolgast
G. Luther
Citizen's State Bank
S. Whitacre
HIS ‘N’ Her
Sink
LOUD
R. Longfellow
Country Kitchen
C. Wieneke
H.C. Lee
T. Robertson
T. Robertson, 174 High 30-0. Robertson, 424 Fleischer’s Insurance
A. Randel
Briscoe Drugs
K. Davis
Apache Tribe
Big Eight recruits face a mixed signing day in punchy show of talent
Kansas City AP reports a mostly uneven Big Eight signing day with Missouri losing seven in-state backs to rival programs and Oklahoma and Nebraska landing strong out-of-state talent. Nebraska touts 23 signings including speedsters, while Oklahoma State and Kansas State line up key pickups.
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Kansas City
Colorado
Missouri
Oklahoma
Tigers
Weldon Ledbeter
St. Louis
Gary Anderson
Columbia
Arkansas
Daryl Goodlow
Southern Cal
Tim Shannon
Illinois
Walter Thomas
Guy Thurston
Arvada
Mark Gann
Lakewood
SMU
Chuck Fairbanks
Gann
Tulsa
Reuben Jones
TCU
Sealy
Tex
Eric Dickerson
Texas Observer
Lone Star State
Texas
Nebraska
Tom Osborne
Greenville
Ricky Simmons
Nate Mason
Huskers
Osborne
Jim Austin
Miami
Robert Alven
Dallas
Keith Owen
Neosho
Paul Parker
Stanley Wilson
Carson
Calif
Michael Weddington
Temple
Royce Coleman
Plainview
Sooners
Mike Keeling
Jones
Hubert Collins
Horned Frogs
Oklahoma State
Cowboys
Mark Cramer
Broken Arrow
Okla
Tony Simek
Prague
Devin Bonik
Corning
N.Y
Kansas
Kansas State
Jim Dickey
Danny Sparks
Great Bend
Wildcats
Rick Manning
Oklahoma City
Jim Northcutt
Iowa State
Jerry Lorenzen
Dwayne Johnson
Omaha
Randy Jostes
Tom Hornoff
Jeff Smith
Kan
Chuck Crumbacher
Alton
Ill
Notre Dame
Danville
Tony Bruns
Chargers coach Ray Perkins named Giants head coach
Ray Perkins, 37, offensive coordinator of the San Diego Chargers, is hired as head coach of the New York Giants. He succeeds fired coach John McVay after a 6-10 season as Giants owner George Young selects Perkins, with Young newly hired as GM after a two month search. Perkins helped San Diego post a 7-1 finish and 213 points in the last eight games, gaining major credit for the team's late offensive surge.
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East Rutherford
N.J
Ray Perkins
San Diego Chargers
New York Giants
Perkins
Mississippi State
New England Patriots
San Diego
Chargers
Pittsburgh
Oakland
John Madden
Raiders
Tom Flores
Giants
Madden
New York
Young
Wellington
Tim Mara
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Junction City High School
Cyclones
Photi
Frank Crosson
Darrell Bourque
R. Anderson
R. Fenton
Underwoods
D. Bien
Slavens Davis Paint
J. Bien
Alley Cats
Green Acres
L. Devin
YE Olde Cab CO
J. Shenk
Higdon
Pizza Village
E. Shepard
Sunshiners
J. Stokes
C. Hoages
K. Towner
JAWAS
Brownell
Star Warriors
T. Hamilton
D. Miller
J. Mauszyski
Hiatt
J. Woods
Gpss Rowdies
K. Soph
DING
J. Redenbaugh
R. Moore
THE
Shamrocks
K. Snyder
Loafers
B. Hult
D. Bridges
N. Bond
D. Brown
the Stingers
F. Peel
Finheads
R. Jackson
S. Studer
Night Owls
K. W. Harvestore
B. Turner
Kozy Kitchen
R. Adcock
Roger
M. Reddy
K. Reddy
Hostetter
P. Perkins
the Lithographics
J. Hogg
L. Garrett
Rick‘s
Compton
J.B. Electric
J. Boyer
Woods
McNees
Sonic Drive-In
D. McClay
M. Allis
Todd Homes
D. Wesen
Ottawa Bus Service
K. Jones
L. Wichman
Robson-Towner
S. Barber
IOOF
R. McFaDden
Paxson
C. Davis
Ramsey Printing
C. Wallis
Kramer Drugs
B. Hickman
D. Redenbaugh
C. Gilliland
Kansas State Bank
P. Collins
Nitcher’s
T. Manwaring
Taylor Construction
V. Papp
S. Chambers
M. Dunlap
Schwan
L. Moore
J. Smith
Big 8
Charger
Giant
Baltimore
U. Braves
Tarkio
Braves
Ottawa University
TV & Furniture
Clarence Koch
Dean Walburn
Benner-Williams
Don Sellers
Bob White
Chrysler
Plymouth
Dodge
Briscoe Drug Store
Bill Smell
Doug Higbie
Gail Vick
Brown's Hardware & Sporting Goods 1540
S. Main
Farm Bureau Insurance
Bob Robbins
Agency
Magr
Robert Hiles
Duane Roush
Spec. Agrs
First National Bank OF Ottawa
Fogle Quarry
Dan and
Richard
Franklin County Sales Co., Inc
Franklin Savings Association
C Penney CO
BUDGE
Ace Howe
Budge’s
Sports Center
Buildex, Inc
King Radio Corp
Litwin
Butler
Nitcher
W. 3Rd
Chuck's Auto Parts
N. Poplar
Osburn
Ottawa Grain & Seed CO
M. J. Gentner
1St and
Hickory
Dodson Aviation MunIcipal Airport
Ottawa Herald
Drake's Bakery
Ottawa Lumber CO
Jim McCrea
Ottawa
Gulf + Western Mig. CO
Pamida
Hwy
Pamida Waymire
Peoples National Bank
Main
Ramsay Department Store
Raney-Reynolds Drug Store
Richardson’s Shoes
Saffron Glass CO
LEE CO
Town & Country Supply
Bud Beeman
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