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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1980

Page

2

OHS Opens EKL Battle Versus Bears In Turner Debut

Ottawa Highreadies for the East Kansas League opener at Turner as coach Bob Duncan aims to sustain the win over Osawatomie before a schedule heavy with road games in January. The Cyclones rely on Lindsey Grace Connor Dailey Hendrickson in a balanced attack led by Lindsey at 13.5 ppg.

Terry Ostmeyer Ottawa High Cyclones Turner Ottawa Osawatomie Bob Duncan OHS Bonner Capitol City Washburn Rural Duncan EKL Golden Bears Brian Dailey Eric Lindsey Troy Grace Randy Hendrickson Kevin Connor Lindsey Grace Connor Dailey Hendrickson

Alabama Retains AP Grid Crown For Second Year

Alabama Crimson Tide remains No 1 in the final AP poll after an undefeated 12 0 season. Bear Bryant led Alabama to a Sugar Bowl win over Arkansas 21 9 and held off Southern California in a contested national ranking finalized by 67 voters. Oklahoma Ohio State and Houston follow in the top five with USC strong in pursuit.

Associated Press Alabama Crimson Tide Alabama Southern California Southern Cal Bear Bryant Crimson Tide Trojans Oklahoma Ohio State Houston Arkansas Stanford Robinson USC Florida State Barry Switzer Nebraska Pittsburgh Tennessee Washington

Alabama Clinches Fifth National Title in Bryant Era

Alabama finishes with 1,317 points to USC 1,289 in the final AP poll. Bryant’s Tide sweep 21 first-place votes in the South and dominate the rankings as Oklahoma, Ohio State, Houston, Florida State, and Pittsburgh round out the top positions. USC remains key challenger with top balance across regions.

Ohio State Alabama Southern Cal Bryant Tide South West Southwest Midwest East Associated Press California Oklahoma State WAVO Mounton Florida State Pittsburgh Barkansas Nebraska Purdue V.x-Washington Baylor Brigham Young North Carolina é.Auturn Temple Michigan Indiana Penn State Arizona State Central Michigan Clemson Indiana State Louisiana State Maryland Missouri New Las Vegas North Carolina State Notre Dame San Diego State S. Carolina Syracuse Tennessee Texas Agm Tulane Wake Forest

Bowls And Playoffs Clash In College Football Debate

AP Special Correspondent notes that bowls provide a festive season climax and argue against a national playoff. He cites Alabama as No 1 in postbowl polls, acknowledges Southern Cal’s claim, and warns NCAA playoff would ruin the bowl tradition and fail to crown a clearer champion. Teams mentioned include Alabama, Southern Cal, Oklahoma, and others.

Will Grimsley Pasadena Calif Alabama

Upsets Shake Top Ten In Busy College Basketball Night

Auburn narrowly lost to No 2 Kentucky 67 65 on Kyle Macy s buzzer beater as North Carolina fell 93 76 to Clemson and DePaul defeated Missouri 92 79. Syracuse routed Canisius 81 49 while LSU dropped 77 66 to Vanderbilt as Mark Aguirre scored 34 for DePaul and Campbell impressed for Clemson.

Auburn North Carolina Missouri Canibias Louisiana State Kentucky Kyle Macy Clemson John Moose Campbell DePaul Syracuse Skein Canisius Vanderbilt Macy Sonny Smith Smith Kyle Joe Hall Wildcats Notre Dame A “Moose Tar Heels Dean Smith Bill Foster UCLA Pauley Pavilion Kansas City Mark Aguirre Blue Demons Orange Louis Orr Roosevelt Bouie Jim Boeheim LSU Mike Rhodes Tigers Rudy Macklin

E-State and KN Win Starts In Tourney

In the Friends University Invitational, second-seeded Emporia State beat Southwestern 76 to 74 and third-seeded Kansas Newman defeated host Friends 90 to 71. Calvin Connor led E-State with 19 points and 12 rebounds, as Newman advanced to a semifinal against Emporia State.

Wichita Emporia State Kansas Newman Friends University E-State Emporia and Newman Southwestern and Friends Ottawa University School of the Ozarks Braves Marymount Pittsburg State

Hunter Safety Course On Tap

A hunter safety course will be held here for area youths in the Archer Building at the northeast corner of town. Sessions run 5:30 to 10 p.m. Friday and 1 to 5 p.m. Saturday.

Harris Hunter Archer

Wedman Sparks Kings Past Jazz In OT Thriller

Kansas City star Scott Wedman poured in a career high 45 points including a game-tying 30-foot three with five seconds left in regulation as the Kings beat Utah 128-121 in overtime. Wedman scored nine in the extra period helping Sacramento move into a half game up on Milwaukee in the Midwest Division while Adrian Dantley led Utah with 36 points.

Salt Lake City Kansas City Scott’ Wedman National Basketball Association Utah Jazz Wedman Colorado Kings Milwaukee Adrian Dantley Midwest Phil Ford Ford Allan Bristow Dantley Ben Paquette Terry Farlow Ron Boone

Bowling Scores Night Owls and Many Teams at Ottawa Lanes

A crowded bowling scorecard lists Night Owls, Spoilers, Just Us and dozens of teams with high games and totals. Individual leaders include Adcock with 1797 series and 408, Hanes 144, Woods 446, and Reddy 442. Johnson 461, Garret 490, Dryden 520, Hook 498, Loyd 204, Sellern 49, McFadden 853, Schulz 398, Wood 453, and many more across Ottawa lanes teams such as Midweekers, Century 21, Swinging Misfits, Country Girls, Green Acres, Alley Cats, and Briscoe Drugs.

Night Owls Kozy Kitchen R. Adcock J. Hanes S. Woods Just US B. Franklin Spears S. Spears Rick J. Robinson Hostetter W. Johnson Roger K. Reddy Lithographics L. Garret B. South J. Dryden Ellena Suick J. Hook Sertoma R. Loyd D. Sellern Biggs D. Tyson M. Sharon Ottawa R. McFaDden Crites D. Hull R. Thompson C. Biacholt E. Schulz Green Acres L. Devin T. Wood

Wildcats rout visiting Long Beach State in 90-67 win

Kansas State defeated Long Beach State 90-67 as Roland­do Blackman and Fred Barton led with 32 points. Ed Nealy added 14 points and 15 rebounds, while Michael Wiley topped LBSU with 27. The Wildcats built a 46-29 halftime lead and held a 26-point margin late.

Manhattan Kan Kansas State Long Beach State Rolando Blackman Fred Barton Blackman Barton Wildcats 49Ers K-State Michael Wiley Long Beach Ed Nealy Jari Wills Tyrone Adams Nealy

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