Washburn Tigers rout Ottawa Braves in double wins
At Lee Arena washburns Ichabods and Lady Ichabods defeated Ottawa University Braves in non conference games. The Lady Ichabods won 84 to 49 behind 56.7 percent shooting while the Ichabod men dominated 93 to 56 as Ottawa shot only 33.9 percent. Kelly Jennings led Washburn with 20 points.
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Topeka
Washburn University
Lee Arena
Ottawa University Braves
Washburn
Lady Braves
Ichabod
Braves
Ottawa
Kelly Jennings
Ichabods
Lori Roberts
Marlinda McClellan
Sonya Jackson
Kansas
Bethel College
Simpson
Frigid Shooting Stuns Ottawa High Girls in ERL Loss
Ottawa High fell 53 to 33 to Blue Valley North as shooting woes hit 28 percent. Danielle Taylor led BVN with 16 points while DeeDee Lewis played through an ankle issue for OHS, which slipped to 4-2 overall.
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Overland Park
Ottawa High
Cyclones
Blue Valley North
Mustangs
OHL
Blue Valley
Ottawa
Kelly Krumsick
Krumsick
Danielle Taylor
Jacki Rutter
Kristen Cole
Denise Schultze
DeeDee Lewis
OHS
D. Lewis
Angie Powers
Marlo Showalter
Karen Lewis
Robyn Woods
Taylor
Stava
Seltz
Steele
Offutt
Kanis
Witherspoon
Tinsley
McCulley
Totals
S. Lewis
Cole
Rutter
Ferguson
Schultze
Short
Powers
Bosworth Apology Comes After Tumultuous Oklahoma Season
Oklahoma linebacker Brian Bosworth apologizes for his actions this year though his college football career is over. Switzer said Bosworth will not return for his final year. Bosworth expresses regret for causing embarrassment to the university and its officials. He had drawn headlines for Sports Illustrated remarks, UCLA comments, steroid tests, and a controversial NCAA protest shirt.
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Norman
Okla
Oklahoma
Brian Bosworth
Bosworth
Sooners
Barry Switzer
Switzer
National Football League
University of Oklahoma
Boz
Sports Illustrated
Oklahoma City
General Motors
UCLA
Bruins
Pomona Boys Rout Jayhawk Linn in TRL showdown
Pomona boys stay atop the Three Rivers League with a 68-52 win over Jayhawk-Linn, improving to 3-0 in league play and 6-1 overall while Jayhawk-Linn falls to 1-4. Steve Olson led Pomona with 22 points and 15 rebounds, with Curt Altic adding 17 and Daryl Altic 10 as the Indians outshot 59.6 percent and held a 28-25 rebounding edge.
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Mound City
Pomona
Jayhawk-Linn
Boys
Jayhawks
Jayhawk- Linn
Indians
Ned Parker
Parker
PHL
Steve Olson
Olson
Altics
Curt Altic
Daryl Altic
Kurt Schlotzhauer
Jeff Parker
PHS
Steve Leakey
Gerald Foster
Paul Barnes
Brad Swan
Jim Mason
Jodie Dawson
Laina Bogan
Carrie Hancock
Billy Collins
Schlotzhauer
Uniontown
Pomona Boys
Leakey
Corwine
Foster
Schlotzhaver
C. Alfic
ORC Seeks Director’s Assistant to Boost Efficiency
Ottawa Recreation Commission votes 4 0 to hire a facility maintenance and program supervisor as an assistant to Director Don Williams. The post, budgeted near 15000 yearly plus benefits, aims to reduce Williams workload and handle youth and maintenance tasks. The plan includes savings from grounds staff and budget carryover. A matching fund program for facility improvements and new deposit fees for uniforms are also approved.
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Ottawa Recreation Commission
ORC
Don Williams
Becky Reynolds
Richard Jackson
Don
Williams
Jackson
Steve Queen
I Bet You Didn't Know Football Legends Facts
A compact odds and ends item recalling George Gipp Notre Dame deathbed pep talk to Rockne and the Liberty Bowl claim in three cities. It notes George Blanda aged 48 playing in 1975 and advertises an ALL ONE PRICE SALE on a 1987 GMC 5.15 pickup for $6995 via Underwood's with Scott or Kenny.
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George Gipp
Notre Dame
Gipp
Knute Rockne
Rockne
Rock
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
N.J
Memphis
Tenn
Underwood
Scott
Kenny
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Donnie Duncan
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Walter Byers
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Pattijohn
White
Coffel
McKibben
Frevert
Prothe
McDaniels
Lantis
Collins
Manna
Hancock
Doug, Glenn and
Gary Underwood
George Blanda
Oakland
Tetseas
American Health Association
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