Not All Vikings Losers After Super Bowl Massacre
The article recalls the Super Bowl defeat of the Minnesota Vikings by the Oakland Raiders 32 to 14. Chuck Foreman sobbed after the loss while Fran Tarkenton and Carl Eller offered stoched reactions. Raiders played loose, Vikings appeared complacent, Foreman stood out as the emotional standout and hero of the game.
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Braves Hold Off Pioneers In A Clutch Finish
Ottawa University Braves survive a Mid-America Nazarene comeback to win 82-76 led by Kevin Moore's 27 points and 17 rebounds. Wade Banks and William Davie started, James McDowell and John Lewis closed out with key free throws as the Braves balanced offense and 20 of 23 at the line. Mid-America's second-half rally cut a 23-point deficit to four before OU steadied.
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Winter Draft Satisfies Royals
Kansas City Royals officials said they were pleased with their January free agent draft selections. Scouting director John Schuerholz noted the team picked 22nd in the first round and chose Clifford Lee Roberts, 19, an outfielder from Brevard Junior College.
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Ottawa Junior High Girls Fall To Lawrence West
Ottawa Junior High girls suffered defeats as Lawrence West swept both eighth grade and ninth grade games 19-10 and 42-25. Poor free throw shooting doomed OJHS with 0 of 11 and 3 of 19 success. Cathy Netherland led eighth grade with 8 points. Karen Chambers and Teri Ogle led ninth grade with 8 and 6 points respectively. OJHS hosts Emporia next, then travels to Lawrence Thursday for 3:15 p.m. start.
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Wizards Battle Faculty At Ottawa Junior High Gym
The Harlem Wizards face the OJHS Faculty tonight at 7:30 in the OJHS gym. A spokesman notes their showy style mirrors the Globetrotters with basketball magic and fun. Tickets are 1.50 for under 12 and 2 for 12 and over at the door. sponsored by the OJHS School Store.
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Irish UCLA In War Of Words
The Rev Edmund P Joyce of Notre Dame defended his stance against need based college athletic aid at the NCAA convention in Miami Beach. His remarks drew a sharp retort from UCLA athletic director J D Morgan as the debate over need based aid heated up.
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Whirlwinds Lose Big To Emporia In Ninth Grade Game
Emporia defeated Ottawa 64 27 as Day led all scorers with 18 points and Downing added 16. Ottawa’s freshmen trailed 32 16 at halftime and were outscored 16 3 in the third period. Randy Hendrickson led OJHS with 13. In the B team, Emporia won 55 27 with Robbie Geist scoring 13 for Ottawa. Next week the OJHL ninth graders host Overbrook Santa Fe Trail.
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