OMS To Finals Ottawa Middle School Romps For 33-20 Win
OMS beat Appanoose 33-20 in semifinal action to reach the Whirlwinds final against Oregon Trail at OMS. Chad Burgoon scored 11 and Craig Schultze 10 as Ottawa built an 11-0 first quarter lead and withstood a late push from Appanoose. Oregon Trail advanced 52-37 over DeSoto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa Middle School
Appanoose
Whirlwinds
OMS
Olathe
Oregon Trail
DeSoto
Terry Heathman
Ottawa
Wellsville
Indians
Chad Burgoon
Craig Schultze
Jon Thompson
Area College Cage Scores From The Associated Press
Big Eight games list Kansas State edged Marquette 85 to 84 and Virginia defeated Missouri 66 to 50. Mo further beat Oklahoma State 81 to 75, while Colorado beat Loyola Chicago 66 to 65 and Town topped Dayton 72 to 62. Other results include St. Louis 167 over Bradley 65 and Bethany 91 over Southwestern 83.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Kansas
Ottawa High Wrestlers Fall in EKL Debut
Ottawa High School’s young wrestling squad lost to Turner and Bishop Miege in EKL action. Turner defeated Ottawa 50-14, then Miege blanked the Cyclones 68-0. Freshman Justin Lynn suffered a neck injury and was hospitalized but not believed to be serious. Kevin Jackson and Jon Negash had wins for Ottawa, with Jackson pinning Larry Teal and Negash earning a forfeit. Ottawa JV also posted some wins against Turner. no OVHS wins came against Miege. Ottawa returns next Tuesday to Shawnee Mission East and Olathe North.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawnee Mission
Ottawa High
Cyclones
Turner
Bishop Miege
Stags
OHL
Darrell Bourque
Miege
Ottawa
Justin Lynn
University of Kansas Medical Center
Lynn
Kevin Jackson
Jon Negash
K. Jackson
Larry Teal
Negash
Eric Jackson
Bears
Chad Alcorn
Pounder Bill Crowley
Ryan Lynch
OHS
E. Jackson
Mike Klinger
Heath Curran
Chris Crump
Jeremy Jennings
John Upton
Curran
Crump
Jennings
Upton
Shawnee Mission East
East
Olathe
Tim Mitchell
Bill Crowley
Albert Smith
Travis Shirley
Pine Chad McClay
Kevin Roberts
Tony Hiles
Larry Teel
David Russ
Billy Wingate
John McCombs
Richard Blevins
Tom Carmody
Chiefs Lose Special Teams Coach Frank Gansz in Resignation
Kansas City Chiefs head into uncertain cap with Frank Gansz resigning after one season as special teams coach. Walt Corey faces a possible exit as he weighs Buffalo Bills offer while Marvin Levy wants him aboard in Buffalo. Mackovic contemplates staff, extension talks continue for Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kansas City Chiefs
Frank Gansz
Walt Corey
Gansz
Corey
Buffalo Bills
Marv Levy
Chiefs
John Mackovic
Mackovic
The
Frank
Deron Cherry
NFL
Levy
Buffalo
Walt
University of Arizona
San Diego
Davis and Upshaw Lead 1987 Hall of Fame Finalists
Al Davis and Gene Upshaw headline 16 finalists for the 1987 Pro Football Hall of Fame class. The list includes Larry Csonka Len Dawson Joe Greene Bob Griese Jim Langer and more. Selections will be announced January 24 in Anaheim and the class inducted August 8 in Canton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Ohio
Los Angeles Raiders
al Davis
Gene Upshaw
Players’ Union
NFL
Hall of Fame
Hall
Anaheim
Calif
Davis
American Football League
Raiders
Oakland
Los Angeles
Upshaw
Texas A&i
NFL Players Association
O Grady Shares Magic Round in Tournament of Champions
Mac O Grady shoots a 65 at La Costa to share first round lead with Mark Caleavecchia in the PGA Tour champions event that invites last year’s winners. O Grady reflects on a special aura yet offers few explanations for his stellar round amid past controversies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlsbad
Calif
Mac O'Grady
O’grady
la Costa
Mark Caleavecchia
Caleavecchia
Deane Beman
Wildcats Knock Off Marquette In Last-Second Thriller
Kansas State edged Marquette 85-84 in a nonconference clash as William Scott scored 23 points with five three-pointers sealing the lead at 70-66. Mitch Richmond added 23, and Marquette’s David Boone had 21 in the home loss, their first of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Kansas State
Marquette
Wildcats
Warriors
Lon Kruger
Cer
Manhattan
Kan
Bob Dukiet
Dukiet
Kruger
William Scott
Mitch Richmond
Scott
Michael Sims
Tony Reeder
David Boone
Brown coach Larry Brown selling Lawrence home amid rumors
Lawrence Kansas KU coach Larry Brown lists his Alvamar Golf Course view home for 275000 dollars citing personal reasons. He denies Knicks talks, says family location drives sale, and notes wife Barbara works in New York with daughters in East Coast schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Hnl
Kansas University
Larry Brown
Brown
Alvamar Golf Course
Barbara
New York
TWA
NBA
Jayhawks
New York Knicks
Knicks
Bob Hill
William Allen White School of Journalism
Mass Communication
Kristen
North Carolina University
Melissa
Alli
Also Mentioned on This Page
Steve Zuk
Marc McClay
Stewart Purcell
Area College
Kansas Wesleyan
St. Mary-Plains
Bethany
Southwestern
Lincoln
Cent
Missouri
Drury
Washburn
Rolla
Western
Bethel
Friends
Tabor
Slam Cyclones
North
Fred Bilet
Trip Warriors
Bob
Ted Owens
Denver Nuggets
America
Farnestone
Whitewall
EEL
Firestone
Visa
MasterCard
Diners Club
Carte Blanche
American Express
MasterCare Service