Eagles edge OHS in tight 23-21 wrestling dual
Ottawa high school built a 19-0 hole but rallied to within four before Olathe East held on for a 23-21 victory. Randy Hughes pinned Jim Smith late in the first period to seal the win as Ottawa’s other bouts swung between decisions and a tie.
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Dave Etter
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Paul Brown Named NFL Coach Of The Year 1970
NEW YORK AP Cincinnati Coach Paul Brown earned the NFL Coach of the Year honor for 1970 with 79 votes from a panel of sportwriters. He topped Don Shula by two votes, Dick Nolan by nine, after guiding the Bengals to seven straight wins and their first Central Division title in the American Conference. Brown credited his staff and players for the achievement.
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Senior Bowl Showcases Dickey Pastorini in South Defense Duel
North passers Lynn Dickey and Dan Pastorini ready to challenge a South defense loaded with AP All-Americans. The 2nd annual Senior Bowl in Mobile features NBC telecast with a 40,000 crowd expected. South receivers include Chesson and Lewis while North backs include Riggins and Willis. Payoffs: winning team players earn 1500 each, losers 1250, tie 1375.
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Wee
Ryun Plans Comeback Mile Run In San Francisco
San Francisco AP Kim Ryun world record miler resumes career after 18 months away. He will run the mile at the Cow Palace during the All-American Games indoor meet. Ryun last competed in 1969 and held records from 3:51.1 for the mile and 1:44.9 for 880 yards.
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Central Heights JH Splits With Blue Mound Novice Teams
Central Heights Junior High split with Blue Mound on the CH court. The Viking A-team won 40 27 while the B-team lost 24 6. Varsity record 3 1 and JV 1 3. Mike Topp led varsity with 10 points followed by Milchelt 9 Medlen 8 and Wilson 7. Barkdoll scored 3 for the B-team. CH will travel to Prescott Jan 14.
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Fambrough Named Kansas Head Coach at Kansas
Don Fambrough, long time Kansas assistant and former Jayhawks lineman, was chosen as head coach after Pepper Rodgers left for UCLA. Rodgers will join UCLA as head coach, with several assistants moving between the schools. Fambrough, 48, plans a winged T offense and will have eight assistants, with five current staff retained.
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Bowling Scores From Royal League Night Update
Scores show high games by Noah Ransom 177 and 519 series for Royal League with multiple teams listing top 10 and 30 game totals. Notable performances include Wolgast 246 605 for Al Beets and Dengel & Son 225 600, with Baldwin-Ward entries posting 524 and 484 in separate squads.
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