Olathe Handles Ottawa In Dual Wrestling Meet 47-8
Olathe Roughs up Ottawa High 47-8 in a Monday dual, undefeated in dual action with nine of 12 bouts won and a late four pin burst. Ottawa’s winners were Glenn Covert at 112 and Tim Diamond at 138 by decisions. Rick Croucher drew at 132. JV also won 43-10. Ottawa hosts Turner and Bishop Miege Thursday for a double dual.
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OHL Players Lead Week From Ottawa High And Central Heights
Deron Kramer of Ottawa High tallied 12 points and seven rebounds in a 54-39 loss to St. Joseph Shawnee, including four offensive boards, earning Herald Ottawa High Player of the Week. Don Eimer of Central Heights led a 70-54 victory over Lyndon with 18 points, 10 assists, and eight rebounds, while shooting 12-for-12 from the line.
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Miege Gals Dominate Ottawa In 70-14 Victory
Miege mounted a one sided 70 to 14 win over Ottawa as Diane Martincich led with 14 points and Angie Snider added 13. The Stags built a 21-1 lead in the first period and extended it to 48-3 by halftime. Ottawa, now 0-6, hosts Bonner Springs Thursday.
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Monday Night Bowling Scores From Local Leagues
Local bowling report shows Osburn's Flowers and Ottawa teams leading with high games and series. Notable performances include D Robertson and S Trautman posting top scores for their squads, with Franklin Savings and Witcher’s Floor Service also reaching strong marks.
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Super Bowl Clubs Top All-Pro
The Pittsburgh Steelers and Dallas Cowboys led the 1978 AP All-Pro first team with six total selections, four from Pittsburgh and two from Dallas, headed by Lynn Swann and Terry Bradshaw. The roster includes players from the Jets, Raiders, Broncos, Dolphins, Oilers, Broncos, and others across the AFC and NFC.
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Red Sox May Have Opened Can Of Worms
AP reports AL MVP Jim Rice becomes instant millionaire with a seven year contract exceeding 5 million, reshaping Boston payroll and triggering new salary demands. Rice's annual over 700k tops Sox earners, no-trade clause and no incentive plan. manager Sullivan notes risk of new offers while praising Rice.
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Bradshaw Named MVP In AP Balloting For 1978 Season
Terry Bradshaw of the Pittsburgh Steelers earned the AP MVP after leading the NFL in passer rating and touchdowns with 28, as Earl Campbell placed second with 36 votes to 33. Jim Zorn ranked third with six votes, while Roger Staubach had four. Campbell rushed for 1,450 yards and 13 touchdowns. Bradshaw threw 2,915 yards and helped Pittsburgh finish 14-2 en route to the AFC Central title.
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