Cyclone matmen drop two in double dual meet
Ottawa High wrestling fell to Bishop Miege 48-13 and 52-18, then Turner 33-29 in a Wednesday double dual at Turner gym. Key Ottawa wins came from Albright, Beauchamp, Johnson, Gage, Badgley, and Altic, but Turner secured the finale with a Ferguson pin.
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Kansas City
Kan
Ottawa High
Bishop Miege
Turner
Miege
Turner Gym
Ottawa
Cyclones
OHS
Stags
Mike Albright
Keenan Beauchamp
Wes Ferguson
Stewart
Golden Bears
Eric Costlow
Buck Watts
Phil Kuron
Dave McCrea
OHL
Larry Claflin
James Madrill
Leon Weems
Costlow
John Slocum
Keith McDaniel
Olathe South
Falcons
Olathe North
Schlagle
Pomona Girls Upset Burlingame In Invitational First Round
Pomona beat host Burlingame 32 29 to advance to the championship against Dover. Debbie Burgoon and Trudy Eichinger combined for 23 points as Burgoon led all scorers with 15. Burlingame’s Masters had 9. Dover beat Pomona 16 15 in the B team, with Merrill scoring 12 and Barkley 10 for PJHS. Pomona meets Lyndon for B team title Saturday. Pomona hosts Scranton in Big Seven action tonight.
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Burlingame
Pomona
Pomona Gals
Debbie Burgoon
Trudy Eichinger
Burgoon
Masters
Dover
Merrill
Karolyn Barkley
PJHS
Lyndon
Tucson Open Opens Golf Tour Amid Weather Fears
The 1982 Joe Garagiola Tucson Open kicks off at Randolph Park North in Tucson Arizona with a 144 player field chasing a 54000 prize. Top players in attendance include Dan Halldorson Johnny Miller Lon Hinkle Hale Irwin Jay Haas and Fuzzy Zoeller while stars like Jack Nicklaus Tom Watson and Tom Kite are absent. The par-70 course was lengthened and reshaped for the event and rain has historically troubled the tour.
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Tucson
Ariz
Joe Garagiola
Homero Blancas
Randolph Park North
Blancas
Dan Halldorson
Jack Nicklaus
Tom Watson
Lee Trevino
Tom Kite
Nicklaus
Watson
Randolph Park
Sun City
Bophuthatswana
Lon Hinkle
Miller
Bruce Lietzke
Jim Colbert
Miller Barber
Don January
Gene Littler
Dave Hill
J.C. Snead
Hale Irwin
Jay Haas
Fuzzy Zoeller
Joiner's Comeback Fuels Chargers Title Run
Charlie Joiner overcame a knee injury that threatened retirement to become a standout wide receiver for the San Diego Chargers. He ignored surgery, rested six months, and returned to post three straight 1,000 yard seasons with 72, 71, and 70 receptions as the Chargers pursued their first Super Bowl.
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SAN Diego
Charlie Joiner
Chargers
Joiner
Cincinnati
Dan
Dan Fouts
Grambling
Bengals
Don Coryell
Prothro
Wilson Inks 4 Year Pact With Royals
Outfielder Willie Wilson signed a four year contract through 1985 with the Kansas City Royals. General Manager John Schuerholz hailed Wilson as a premier player and expressed optimism for a championship-caliber team. Terms were not disclosed. Wilson, 26, a switch hitter, has a .306 career average in just over four seasons and helped the Royals reach the AL championship in 1980.
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Kansas City, Mo
Willie Wilson
Kansas City Royals
John Schuerholz
Royals
Schuerholz
Wilson
Jack Sands
Bowling Bits and Standings From Indian Lanes Tournament
Ottawa 600 Club hosts a low-score tourney at Indian Lanes Sunday at 1 p.m. Entry is $4. Highlights include EARLY RISERS standings led by Keith Farms at 46-22 and Lantis Builders at 45-23, with top 10 and top 30 scores and individual leaders Judy Glinke 233 and Willa Lantis 538. Other divisions include Monday and Tuesday night ladies and Tomahawk, Indian Squaws, and Simba squads with team standings, high scores, and notable splits and triplicates.
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Ottawa
Keith Farms
Lantis Builders
Waymire
Stinnett
Rose Cannon
Dora Ainsworth
Eagles Auxiliary
First National Bank
Rainbow Beauty Bar and Peoples National Bank
Eagles
Bev Ledom
Tomahawk
Jim Bass Electric
Marianne Bass
Country Kitchen
Bowling Scores and Highs From Local Alley Standings
A compact roundup lists bowlers and high scores from multiple lanes and establishments. Standout marks include Rockers 426, Sorensen 473, Stankard 542, Wolgast 226, and Jung IV 464 amid varied store and venue affiliations.
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K. Waymire
C. Allis
Peoples National Bank
D. Hildebrandt
C. Turner
Jim Bass
M. Bass
M. Milton
M. Fox
Princeton Grain
D. Silsby
F. Burkdoll
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Johnny Miller
Keys Chargers
San Diego Chargers
Tommy Prothro
Willie
Dennis Leonard
George Brett
Leonard
Dengel & Son Mortuary
Marilyn Milter
Virgie Sink
Carol Player
Gloria Leecy
Maxine Moore
Dorothy Nitcher
Rose Heinlein
Ruth Gruver
Diana Yost
Joyce Smith
Amy Wilson
Eloise Milton
Sue Wolgast
Minnie Allen
Sharon Heckman
Heinlein
Peggy Bein
Simba
Duncan
Martens
O’neal
Welch
Richardson
Sportsman
Alexander
Totals
Vassar
Farwell
Peiman
Oest
Rissen
Poertner
Knernschild
Persinger
Century
Greeley J.C
M&m
May
Roecker
Hermreck
Holtaus
L. McClure
Luther
Servatius
Jokers
Dillon
Hamilton
Weiden
Moore
Ledom
P. Rockers
G. Milbern
LEE
O. Boone
Kramer
Crites
J. Wolken
E. Sorensen
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Scroggs
Leisure Ladies
C. Gregg
Haley
V. Toumberlin
J. Lucas
L. Nichols
Savings and Loan Or Bank
Peoples Bank
Peoples National Bank & Trust
FDIC
S. Main
C.A. Braves
Graceland
Tarkie Owls
Ottawa University
Brown’s Hardware & Sporting Goods 1540 S. Main
Budge’s
HOWE
Budge’s Sports Center
Butler’s
Kansas State
King Radio Corp
THE
LEE CO
Leadbetter Homes
E. Logan
Don and
Nancy Leadbetter
Litwin
Dodson Aviation
Bob & Sue
Ottawa Grain & Seed CO
Merle Winsky
Hickory
Drake's Bakery
Ottawa Herald
Farm Bureau Insurance
Bob Robbins
Mgr
Robert Hiles
Asst
Agg
Eudora Evans
Tom Bunch
First National Bank OF Ottawa
Franklin Savings Association
Ottawa Lumber CO
Jim McCrea
Ottawa Truck Division
Gulf + Western Mfg. Co
Paxson’s Bargain Center
Pizza Village
Porter-Spears
Bundy
Queen's Carry
Alvin R. Miller, Jr
Saffron Glass CO
Town & Country Supply
Bud Beeman
Waymire’s
Price Chopper
Wal-Mart Shopping Center
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