Sooners May Have Psych Edge
Kansas State fears the law of averages as Oklahoma travels to Manhattan for the Big Eight tournament first round. The Sooners have not won in Kansas State in 30 straight visits, while five other first round matchups feature Colorado at Kansas, Missouri at Iowa State, Oklahoma State at Nebraska. The four winners advance to semifinals in Kansas City with the title winner earning an NCAA bid.
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Kansas State
Oklahoma
Sooners
Manhattan
K-State
Jack Hartman
Norman
Colorado
Kansas
Missouri
Iowa State
Oklahoma State
Nebraska
Kemper Arena
Buffaloes
Jayhawks
Ted Owens
Hartman
Wildcats
Drury ranked No1 in final NAIA poll securing tourney berth
Drury College Springfield finished 25 2 with 348 points and 22 first place votes to top the NAIA final coaches poll. Winston-Salem and Gardner Webb tied for second with 275 points apiece as NCAA regional bids loom. The NIT will name its MVP Ned Trish as semifinals and finals set for Madison Square Garden March 19 21. Pirates sign John Milner and Mike Easler after acquiring Bert Blyleven from Texas. Messing signs one year with Oakland Stompers NASL highest contract for an American player.
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Kansas City
Drury College of
Springfield
National Association of Intercollegiate Atletics
Drury
North Carolina
Winston-Salem
Gardner- Webb
New York
Ned Trish
Madison Square Garden
Oakland
Messing
Oakland Stompers
Stompers
Dick Berg
New York Cosmos
Swim Club Nabs Several Honors at Mission Meet
Ottawa Swim Club athletes excel at the Blazers meet in Mission. Dana Wright topped the 100 yard backstroke in 1:12.9 and won the 200 breaststroke in 2:55.4. Jeff Brewer led the 200 IM with 2:24.2 and placed top three in four more events. Pamie Baugher racked up multiple B times and medals in 10-under events. Gina Wright dominated eight events across the 8-under group. Numerous other club members earned various top finishes and times, highlighting a strong team showing.
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Ottawa
Blazers
Mission
Dana Wright
Dana
Jeff Brewer
Jeff
Pamie Baugher
Pamie
Miss Baugher
Jim Hofman
Mike Douglas
Mike
Gina Wright
Kevin Brewer
Kevin
Susan Baugher
Bowling Bits Indian Squaws and Moonshiners Highlight Scores
Janet Keaton led Indian Squaws with 225 high game and Sue Wolgast 61 high series. Dengel & Son posted top team totals 876 and 2,499, first place. Loyd Builders second. Rita Wilhite had 191 high game. Mildred Barber 512 high series for Thursday results. Skyhook top team 780 and 2,220, first. Bienies lead Moonshiners and Phonies. Several clubs report no Wednesday afternoon notes. Many bowlers marked on splits conversions with multiple 5-7 and 4-5-7 cases listed.
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Hazel Liegerot
Kay Cordle
Sue Wolgast
National Bank
Dengel & Son Mortuary
Dianna Carey
Ginger Luther
Fritts Machine Shop
Baldwin
Terry Robertson
Osborn’s Flowers
Dick Stinnett
Chevrolet-Olds
Stinnett’s
Ottawa Bus
Deanna Sutton
Judy Brunner
Happy Hooker
Chippers
Dora Redenbaugh
Eagles
Drake
Shirley Hile
Sherry Smith
Ottawa Honda
First National
Peoples Bank
Jim Bass
Janet Keaton
Dengel & Son
Loyd Builders
Rita Wilhite
Mildred Barber
Anderson Carpet
Skyhook
Mary Lu Burgoon
Phonies
Bienie’s
City Scores Basketball Matches in Men and Women Leagues
Reports from Fortest show varied results across AA and A divisions with teams like Killough Inc and Plains Tavern posting totals, alongside contributions from Williamsburg, Sacred Heart, Faith Lutheran, and Westminster. Standouts include J. Roberts, D. Miles, and Popp, with multiple scorers tallying in double digits across the day’s boys and girls contests.
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Killough Inc
Plains Tavern
RUM DuMas
U. M
Popp
R. Miles
Kramer
Reynolds
Peterson
Chappell
Schneider
D. Miles
Smith
Sacred Heart A
Wolken
Ferguson
Schualers
Foltz
Nuges
Weiderhalt
Petty
Rocker
Rec
Faith Lutheran Boys
J. Roberts
J. Robertson
T. Robertson
Leadbetter
Schultze
Waterman
Bowling Scores From Ottawa Bowling League Highlights
A dense list of bowling scores shows teams such as JAYHAWKS, GUY'S FOODS, NIGHT CRAWLERS and OTTAWA BOWL posting high series and game totals. Individual leaders include M. Cater with 148 and 530, C. Kamper with 201 and 522, J. Bass with 213 and 478, and L. Taylor with 209 and 565, among many others across numerous local businesses and groups.
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Jayhawks
N. Moore
M. Cater
E. Shepard
Guy's Foods
C. Denger
K. McFadden
L. Reeves
B. Carpenter
T. Wood
Fearless Fordick
J. Hunter
Whiting Foods
Aly
C. Kamper
Night Crawlers Dept. OF Public Safety
R. Towe
Griffin
Jim Bass
J. Bass
Redensaugh Oil CO
L. Taylor
Rock House
J. Mulcahey
Royal Five
J. Boyer
Princeton Grain
M. Slisby
Ramsay's Store
J. Hepner
Grill
R. Weems
R. Baker
Ottawa Bus Service
South Pence
M. Burns
Ottawa CO
M. Wingley
R. Shefer
Fogle Quarry
Anderson
L. Gladman
Guy's and Dolls
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Carol Smell
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Ottawa Herald
Business and Professional Guide
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Bud
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Ottawa Sheet Metal
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Jim Baldwin
Income Tax
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John
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Matney Chiropractic Office
Don L. McKelvey
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W. 15Th St
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Brown
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Franklin County
S. Cedar
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