Ottawa High hosts Bishop Miege in ERL opener tonight
Ottawa High School basketball opens its East Kansas League schedule hosting Bishop Miege in a tough test after a holiday break. Coach Bob Duncan hopes his Cyclones prove more balanced and limit turnovers while guarding Miege’s rugged frontline led by Carl Martincich.
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Pitt Panthers Named National College Football Champions
Pitt completed a 12 0 season with a 27 3 Sugar Bowl rout of Georgia to secure The Associated Press national title. Pitt received 59 of 62 first place votes and 1,234 points, led by coach Johnny Majors amid a historic 39 year gap since its last crown. Michigan and USC followed in the final ranking, with Oklahoma and others in chase. Majors welcomed the title and noted Tennessee’s 25 year wait for a repeat.
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Turner buys Hawks as Turner faces suspension
Atlanta Braves owner Ted Turner, suspended for a year by Commissioner Bowie Kuhn, announces he has bought more than half of the NBA Atlanta Hawks. He names Mike Storen as president and GM, with Storen owning 20 percent, and keeps Tom Cousins on the board as the Hawks seek stability amid a 12-26 season.
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Recruiting Different Game In Women's Athletics
In Memphis AP reports that most women athletes oppose freebies used to lure recruits. AIAW delegates consider allowing subsidized recruiting as a policy debate unfolds among 600 attendees. Charlotte McNaughton and Sharon King critique monetary incentives fearing harm to athletes and enforceability.
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Late Pin Lifts OHS Matmen
Ottawa High defeated Olathe 27 24 in a dual as Daryl Oglesby pinned Kirk Foster in the second period final bout. Olathe had surged to take a 23 21 lead after Keith Klee decision Lonnie Miller, but Ottawa's early 15 0 edge and late pins secured the win.
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Cyclone Gals Rally For Home Opener Victory
Ottawa High defeated Olathe 32 28 in an East Kansas League girls game at OHL gym. Ottawa led 20 14 at halftime, endured a 10 4 third period run by Olathe, and sealed the win when Cindy Mayes hit two free throws with about a minute left. Julie Buick led Ottawa with 11 points, Sally Austin 8, and Mages 7. Hannon topped Olathe with 12. Ottawa improves to 1 1 in the league and 1 2 overall and heads to Turner Thursday.
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