Ottawa Cyclones Edge Osawatomie In Tight Wrestling Dual
Ottawa High defeats Osawatomie 24-20 in a keen dual meet thriller. The meet stayed close, with 10 of 12 bouts reaching the final period and the outcome decided by Daryl Oglesby at heavyweight after a dramatic 167-pound battle where Jim Hamilton drew a near last-second takedown but the Cyclones held on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Ostmeyer
Ottawa High
Osawatomie
Cyclones
Trojans
OHS
Ottawa
Daryl Oglesby
Mark Sheffield
Jim Hamilton
Rick Rhodes
Glen Covert
Mark Gentner
Jeff Schoch
Brian Baker
Tim Robertson
Tony Weatherbee
Ric McIntyre
Bob Hull
Jeff Buckman
Buckman
Andy Conrad
Hamilton
Larry Weis
Lon Miller
Oglesby
M. Gentner
K. Pinneo
Vwi—Schoch
Mattia
Baker
Osawatomia
Preaswell
Robertson
Osawatomis
Detwiler
Weatherbee
Otiswa
Dembay
McIntyre
Morgan
Hull
Conrad
Kioog
Rhodes
as—Weis
Hwt—Oglesby
Shatfield
Turner Tops Icy OHS Girls in 38 28 Victory
Ottawa High falls to Turner 38 to 28 as the Cyclones surge in the second period and pull away. McMillen and Kreutzer lead with 10 points each, while Turner dominates shooting 10 for 58 to keep Ottawa winless on the night. Ottawa travels next to Turner and Bishop Miege looms for a league matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Ottawa High
Turner
OHS
Ottawa
Cyclones
Shaun McMillen
Kreutzer
Hale
Stradlin
ERL
Bishop Miege
Burlk
Mages
McMillen
Schultz
Mustin
Maude
G. Moore
Nevenswande
Sheldon
Trojans
Joe Gentner
Vic White
Tim Diamond
Len Miller
Covert
Ohaws
B. Pinneo
Vikings and Raiders Prep For Super Bowl Rainy Meal Showdown
In Costa Mesa and Newport Beach ahead of the Super Bowl, Vikings coach Bud Grant and Raiders coach John Madden faced rain questions as players enjoyed lavish meals. Fran Tarkenton and Ken Stabler, at tables matching their jersey numbers, dismissed talks of a losers' complex and stressed mutual frustration and readiness.
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Los Angeles
Minnesota
Vikings
Oakland
Raiders
Costa Mesa
Bud Grant
Snow Country
California
Newport Beach
John Madden
Marina del Rey
Madden
John Robinson
Southern Cal
Grant
Don Rickles
Fran Tarkenton
Ken Stabler
Oakland Area
Missouri Kansas Opener Promises Tight Big Eight Start
Kansas City AP reports a pivotal season opener as Missouri and Kansas clash in Lawrence at 2:15 p.m. The rematch of the Holiday Tournament final follows last year’s title run by Missouri under Norm Stewart, who notes the game is nearly a must-win for Kansas. Coaches Stewart and Ted Owens discuss losses, strength, and the missing Willie Smith and Paul Mokeski as Kansas State and Nebraska await later matchups.
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Kansas City
Norm Stewart
Kansas
Stewart
Missouri
Lawrence
Jayhawks
Tigers
Kansas State
Nebraska
Iowa State
Colorado
Oklahoma
Oklahoma State
Willie Smith
Ted Owens
Smith
Owens
Paul Mokeski
Bowling Scores and High Leagues Standings Summary
A dense list of bowling teams and players with scores, high games, and totals across multiple leagues. Notable entries include HALEY'S ABSTRACT and KANSAS STATE BANK with top marks, and numerous individuals like L. O'Hara and W. Wolken among others. The column spans show team names, player initials, and multiple score entries.
Patek To Appear Here With Royals Caravan
Fred Patek Kansas City Royals shortstop will visit Ottawa on January 20 as part of the Royals player Caravan. He will speak to Ottawa Junior High students, join a luncheon with Kiwanis and the Chamber of Commerce Sports Committee, and be accompanied by another Royals player and Bryan Burns. Reservations for the noon luncheon at Ottawa University Student Union Haigh Room are via Hank Gilroy or the Chamber office.
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Fred Patek
Kansas City Royals
Ottawa
Royals
Patek
Kiwanis Club
Chamber of Commerce Sports Committee
Bryan Burns
Major League Baseball
Haigh
Ottawa University Student Union
Hank Gilroy
Chamber of Commerce
Missouri center Ray out for Kansas game
Ray, Missouri's 6foot-9 sophomore Stan Ray from Cape Girardeau, is out with abdominal pains and hospitalized in Columbia. He had started all season until last week in the conference tournament when Clay Johnson moved into the starting lineup. Kansas will also be without 7-foot center Paul Mokeski due to an ankle injury.
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Columbia, Mo
Stan Ray
University of Missouri
Kansas
University
Ray
Cape Girardeau
Columbia Regional Hospital
Missouri
Clay Johnson
Johnson
Paul Mokeski
Three OU Gals On All Stars
Ottawa University earns three players on the Heart of America Conference women’s volleyball all star list. Sophomores Ellie Claros and Jodie Sigwardt join Faye Fregia Joanie Robertson Gwen Lacefield and Sandy Jackson across first team selections.
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Ottawa University
Heart of America
Ellie Claros
Jodie Sigwardt
Turkio
Faye Fregia
Joanie Robertson
Gwen Lacefield
William Jewell
Sandy Jackson
Central Methodist
Ottawa
Julia Edelen
Donna Gilligan
Susan Peters
Central
Methodist
Lully Lueck
Tarkio
Julia Robertson
Marcia Morrow
Jewell
Missouri Valley
HAC
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Haley
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Taylor
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Gibson's Rings
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Chuck Shaw
Lapeka, Inc
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Lapeka Inc
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