Beauchamp Nears State Wrestling Title for Ottawa High
Ottawa High wrestler Keenan Beauchamp reached the 167-pound state final after two early-round victories at the class 5-A meet. Beauchamp won 11-6 over Phil Nagle and 14-7 against Jon Barber, setting up a 167-pound final against Darren Walker of Wichita Kapaun. Altic and Stewart opened with first-period pins and face must-win bouts. Ottawa trails in team scoring with 14 points.
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Newton
Ottawa High
Keenan Beauchamp
OHS
Beauchamp
Kevin Altic
Larry Stewart
Phil Nagle
Hays
Augusta
Jon Barber
Wichita Kapaun
Darren Walker
Coffeyville
Eddie Battitori
Battitori
Fort Scott
Kevin Miller
Altic
Stewart
Emporia
Dave Bales
OHL
Dan Spellman
Bishop Miege
Jay Snodgrass
Pittsburg
Ottawa
Arkansas City
Kapaun
Campus
Bonner Springs
Blue Valley
Miege
Atchison
City Schedule and Sports Alamanac for Week of March 1 1982
Ottawa High School and area gym schedules list volleyball games across East Center West courts with teams like New Venture Court Jesters Budge's Sports Center and Farming groups. Basketball entries note Washington Bullets 100 Kansas City Kings 98 as Haywood and Johnson lead late surge.
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O.R.C
East Court Middle School
New Venture
Alley Shop
First Ladies
Flatland Supply
Taylor Grocery
Rantoul
Baldwin Real Estate
Sacred Heart
First Methodist
Budge’s Sports Center
Haley's
Gilver
Bue
Ottawa Jaynes
Croucher Abstract
Tigers
Stevenson
Loyd Guilders
Marth Baptist
Duke Mfg
Super Truckers
North Baptist
Ottawa Jaycees
King Radio
Knights of Columbus
Courting Disaster
Center Court
C.W. Carpet
Valley Dollies
Pizza Hal
Green Acres
Goodtime Gang
DeLavel Dairy
Transportation Inc
West Court
Roy's Body Shop No. 2
Haven’s Steel
Ken's Meat Market
No Names
Williamsburg
Leadbetters
Jokers
G&m Tavern
Killough Inc
Six Pack
Croaks Floats
U. Mabee Center
Transportation, Inc
Falcons
Servatius Plumbing
L.C
Braves
Big Sky Biddy
Ottawa High School
a.m.—Sooners
Wildcats
Cyclones
a.m.—Cornhuskers
Buffaloes
Jayhawks
Cowboys
Washington
Phil Ford
Rams
NFLPA
Bengals
Denver
Pittsburgh
Kansas City
Garvey
Indians Rally Past Herington In 74 63 Win
Pomona pulled away in the final period to beat Herington 74 63 in a non league finale. Shannon Servaes led Pomona with 18 points as the Indians shot 58 percent and improved to 13 6. Craig Christlieb topped Herington with 20 points. Pomona’s JV lost 45 44. The Indians are seeded third for next week’s Class 2 A sub state at Uniontown and host Altoona Midway Tuesday.
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Pomona
Herington
Indians
PHS
Shannon Servaes
Chris Parker
Perrie Swank
Greg Eagleman
Eagleman
Craig Christlieb
Chad Thompson
Keith Longan
Richard Toumberlin
Uniontown
Altoona-Midway
Fomona
Sanders
Eagheman
Servaes
Alfie
Parker
Swank
Biehter
Swendson
Blasing
Herr. Schrader
Christlieb
Monarez
Baldwin Bulldogs rout Eudora to end regular season in style
Baldwin Wildcats beat Eudora 82 to 50 as 12 Bulldogs scored led by Gary Landis Jed with 23 points and Grant Lane with 19. Baldwin shot 50 percent, built a 37-16 halftime edge, and heads to Class 4A sub state at Gardner Tuesday night for a 7:30 game.
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Baldwin
Jayhawk
Eudora
Bulldogs
Gary Landis
Jed
Grant Lane
Cardinals
Kent Nobe
Gardner
Tigers Roll On as Lyndon Tops Chetopa 78 61 Final Regular Season
Lyndon defeats Chetopa 78 to 61 as Riggs and Davis combine for 44 by halftime. Leuszler leads rebounding with 13 boards as Lyndon shoots 46 percent and dominates the glass. Sophomore Jim Fuller scores 24. Lyndon advances to 2-A sub state hosting Solomon next Tuesday in Manhattan.
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Lyndon
Chetopa
LHS
Mitch Riggs
Denzil Davis
Tigers
Riggs
Davis
Mike Leuszler
Leuszler
Jim Fuller
Scott Robison
Kevin Woodruff
Tiger
Solomon
Manhattan
Crowell
Presnall
Barry
McKinney
TV Contract Rumor Spurs NFL TV Rights Fight
The NFL Players Association accuses the league of hiding a new 2 billion TV contract while the league and owners deny any agreement. Garvey cites CBS 3800 million NBC 700 million and ABC 500 million over five years, amid stalled talks and salary demands.
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Washington
Players’ Union
National Football League
Ed Garvey
NFL Players’ Association
CBS
NBC
ABC
NFL
Garvey
Miami
Joe Browne
Roone Arledge
Los Angeles Rams
Cincinnati
Stadler Holds 2 Shot Lead At Coral-Eastern Open
Craig Stadler shot a 69 to extend his lead to two strokes at 135 after two rounds on the Coral Country Club's Blue Monster. He birdied the 16th and final holes, including a 40-50 foot putt, to boost his momentum. Andy Bean, Jack Nicklaus, Mike Nicolette, Scott Hoch, Eric Batten, Ray Floyd, and Lee Trevino also contend as windier conditions challenged the field.
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Miami
Craig Stadler
Stadler
Tucson
Coral Country Club
Walrus
Andy Bean
Bean
Jack Nicklaus
Scott Hoch
Eric Batten
Hoch
Batten
Ray Floyd
Lee Trevino
Kuhn Sees Baseball as Best Entertainment Value
Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn defended the sport as a premier entertainment value with low ticket prices that keep it affordable for the public. He cited a $5.27 average ticket, early season sales up in 1982, and last year’s strike as forgivable, while dismissing Miller’s accusations of owner manipulation and stating he has no immediate plan to resign.
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Cleveland
Bowie Kuhn
Kuhn
Cincinnati
Major League Players Association
Marvin Miller
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Lawrence
Youth Center
Pomona High School
Mary Wilkerson
Pomona Indians
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Randel
Rhodes
Navenswander
Cramer
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Wakeman
Guntert
Gorton
Swan
Crew
Totals
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Wilson
Engletrecht
Marble
Fulks
Tilley
Musick
Karty
Grosdidler
Anderson
Kansas
AIAW
Olathe
Kan
Baker
Md-Am Nazarene
NFL Management Council
Jim Miller
Council
Nicklaus
Mike Nicolette
USA
Mobil
New York
Chandra Cheeseborough
Veronica Bell
U.S
Cheeseborough
Tennessee State
Madison Square Garden
Bell
Carl Lewis
Lewis
Houston
East Rutherford
N.J
Marvin
Wassmer
SALE
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Caee
Giant Auditor's Sale
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ELC Cruel
CMR
GCK Ee Ntt Cn Eman
Assmer
Cae
Rm Peery
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