Ottawa Rally Beats Panhandle State In OT Semifinal
Anthony King drove for a game tying layup at the buzzer in regulation then fed Teddy McLain for the winning basket in overtime as Ottawa University overcame Panhandle State 82-80 in the Friends Invitational semifinal. McLain scored the decisive shot, Starkes led OU with 18 points, and King added 11 as OU moved to 11-2 and advances to the tourney final against Fort Hays State.
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Tabor
Ottawa
King
Tommy Starkes
Keith Miller
Sean Twitty
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Twitty
Aggies
John Glass
Oklahomans
Joe Losch
Leon Hubbard
McLain
Kansas Newman
Starkes
Miller
Friends
Southwestern
Newman
Ottawa High Sports Back In Action After Holiday Break
Ottawa High resumes Monday as Cyclone wrestlers host Osawatomie at 6 30 p m. The team then travels Wednesday for a double at Bishop Miege against Stags and Turner. Basketball teams sit at 2 2 as they face Turner and Bonner Springs with girls at Turner Monday and boys hosting Bonner Springs Tuesday and both playing Bonner Thursday.
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Bonner Springs
OHL
Golden Bears
Bonner
City Schedule of Ottawa area youth and church leagues
A chaotic weekly schedule lists basketball and wrestling play for Ottawa area leagues from January 5. It includes multiple junior and senior leagues, open gyms, biddy basketball and kid wrestling, with venues at Ottawa Bible, C.R.C.C., Westminster, and O.H.S. Gym, plus a Denver ski report with conditions across Colorado resorts.
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Ottawa University
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C.rc.c
Sacred Heart
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Ottawa Bible
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Westminster
First Methodist
Wesleyan
Boys Club
Richmond Methodist
North Baptist
Nazarene
Community
C.r.c.c
Duke Mig
Ottawa Truckers
M&m's
Williamsburg
Baldwin Jaycees
Sonic Gunners
D.P
Jaycee Blue
King Radio
Ottawa Co-op
Baldwin Real Estate
Bull Hogs
Layd Builders
Vagabond Vikings Face Tough Playoff Test From Eagles
AP Sports writer HAL BOCK previews NFL playoff pairings. Minnesota Vikings visit Philadelphia in a clash of 9-7 NFC Central champs and 12-4 conference leaders, with Kramer and Jaworski starring amid momentum and mismatched expectations.
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Pete Rozelle
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San Diego Chargers
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Raiders
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Dallas
Minnesota
Philadelphia
Vikings
Eagles
Tommy Kramer
Vikes
Tampa
Fla
Ron Jaworski
Wilbert Montgomery
Oilers name Biles head coach replacing Phillips
Ed Biles, Houston Oilers defensive coordinator for six years, is named head coach. He vows to open the offense and hire an offensive coordinator, aiming to fix low scoring despite the team making playoffs. Bum Phillips was fired after a dispute over OC hire. Phillips hints at next potential job with the Saints.
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Houston Oilers
Bum Phillips
Biles
Phillips
Oilers
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Ara Parseghian
New Orleans Saints
New York Jets
Adams
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Saints
U S Swimmers Shine at 1981 International Meet
The U S team led by Tracy Caulkins Mary Meagher Craig Beardsley and Rick Carey posted world best times as they won five of ten events at Gainesville Florida in the first night of finals of the U S International Swim Meet American swimmers denied Moscow submit by boycotting Olympics won both 400 meter freestyle relays East Germans Soviets and West Germans claimed several wins Caulkins beat Geweniger in 100 breaststroke Meagher set a 200 butterfly best while Beardsley posted a short course world mark in the 200 butterfly and McCagg edged Woithe in 48.70 seconds
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Fla
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Mary T.meagher
Craig Beardsley
Rick Carey
United States
U.S
Soviet Union
West Germany
Caulkins
Nashville
Tenn
Ute Geweniger
East Germany
Geweniger
Meagher
Louisville
Caulking
Ines Geissler
Carey
Mt. Kisco
N.Y
Miami Rides Passing Game To Peach Bowl Victory
Miami quarterback Jim Kelly sparked the Hurricanes to a Peach Bowl win over Virginia Tech with a 68-yard opening drive capped by a 15-yard TD pass to Larry Brodsky and a 99-yard second drive ending with a 12-yard run by Chris Hobbs. Dan Miller added two field goals as Miami finished 10-3, while Cyrus Lawrence rushed for 134 yards for Tech.
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Buffalo
Chargers
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Dan Fouts
Kellen Winslow
John Jefferson
Charley Joiner
Joe Cribbs
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Sipe
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Lester Hayes
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al Richardson
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Kenny Johnson
Junior Miller
Miami
Jim Kelly
Hurricanes
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Larry Brodsky
Chris Hobbs
Dan Miller
Virginia Tech
Cyrus Lawrence
Lawrence
Hokies
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Ron Lippett
Casey
Brodsky
East Brady
Hobbs
Miller
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