Cyclones at Turner in pivotal East Kansas clash
Ottawa High and Turner clash in a key East Kansas League showdown at the OHL gym. Ottawa, 2-4 overall and 1-0 in league, seeks consistency after mixed results against strong foes. Turner, 1-6 overall and 1-0 in league, aims to end its rough stretch with veteran leaders Pettey and Meier highlighting a still-developing lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Ostmeyer
Ottawa High
Turner
Sleeping Giants
OHL
Ottawa
Bears
Olathe
Emporia
Cyclones
Shawnee Mission Northwest
Cougars
Northwest
Gerald Shoemaker
THS
Rosedale
Steve Crabaugh
Crabaugh
Bruce Downs
Bishop Miege
H. K. Stevens
Downs
Stevens
OHS
Priom
Mike Wallace
Richard Mendel
Charley Porter
Steve Grogan
Chris Chaney
Porter
Bowling Bits Highlight Weekly High Scores and Standings
Top bowlers for the week ending Jan 8 include Dorothy Hollon with a 223 game and Sue Wolgast a 536 series. Franklin Savings led team highs with 857 and 2,332. Weekly and daily leaders are listed for Monday through Friday with first and second place teams, splits, and notable firsts. City Tournament entries close Jan 31 with doubles and singles spots awarded on a first come basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Liegerot
Dorothy Hollon
Sue Wolgast
Franklin Savings
Carol Murrow
Virginia Hoffman
Lee’s Cafe
L.G.W.A
Kay Cordle
Helen Heathman
Heathman Oil Co
Eagles’ Auxiliary
Arnold
Eagles Auxiliary
H. D. Lee
Peoples National Bank
Naomi
Alexander Doyen
First National
Anderson
Irwin
Robbie Droge
Royal-T
Crites
Helen Carey
Billie Leach
Dorothy Toumberlin
Mary Gremminger
Opal Everhart
Betty Stevenson
Leela Meador
Florine Morgan
Frances Wright
Jim Warhurst
Helen Meek
Doris Lucas
Beth Beller
Shirley Bell
Clarice Dengel
Terry Todd
Helen Wenthe
Sandy McC
Bowling scores and leaders in multiple leagues
A dense list of bowling results from several leagues with high scores and top players. Notable entries include 10-30 Kramer 155 422, Finell 164 460, Keller 136 343, Ransom 213 545, Wilson 192 520, and many others across AIBC, Wednesday Night Ladies, Twilight, Commercial, Thursday Night Ladies, and Industrial Leagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AIBC
Kramer
Finell
Tigers
King
Alley Cats
Keller
Betz
Dodd
Wildcats
Bond
Gutter Dusters
Hartvey
SKY Hooks
Village Vnn
Medlen
Alexander—Doven
Wolgust
Naom's
Stankird
Lucas
Independents
Christenson
Peoples National
Ransom
the Sisters
Guyett
First National
Fritts
Lee
Griffin
Cox
Twilight League
Everett
Lutler
Luce Boats
Preswell
Todd Mobile
Elder
Bent Fender
Hollan
Ottawa
Figgins
Boise-Cascade
Spears
Knight's
McAuliffe
Guy's Foods
Tienken
Richmond Coq-Opi
Wilson
Lamb-Roberts
Brock
Crites
Whiteford
Texaco
Simmons
Arnold's Jewelry
Jackson
Liegerot
Todd Insurance
Campbell
Eagles Auxiliary
Toumberlin
Ayeass
Heathman Oil
V. Ferguson
Plopiles
Mack
Haley Abstract
Ferris
Cordle
Shine's
VaUghan
Ottawa Co-Op
E. Gilges
Wall
Lo—Bennett
Page
Hughes Auto
Ball
Pence’s
Yost
Chi Cheng A Shoo-In For Top Female Athlete
Chi Cheng, the Taiwan sprinter and 1970 world record setter, is AP Female Athlete of the Year with 672 votes. The 26 year old, recently married to coach Vincent Reel, led a list including Debbie Meyer and others, following record performances in 1970 and inviting praise for her sprint versatility and international success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi Cheng
New York
Twinkle
Taiwan
Associated Press
Miss Chi
Vincent Reel
Debbie Meyer
Diane Crump
Martha Wilkinson
Billy Jean King
Yoshimi Mishigawa
Doris Brown
Dawn Fraser
Australia
Portland
Ore
Quiet McCafferty Guides Colts To Super Bowl Clash
Don McCafferty, subdued in demeanour, led the Baltimore Colts from a 1-2-1 regular season to the Super Bowl after two playoff wins. The first time head coach, previously an assistant for 21 years, emphasizes final say and fair handling of players while Johnny Unitas praises his personnel moves and game knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reel
State Department
Claremont-Mudd College
California
China
United States
Miami
Fla
Don McCafferty
Baltimore Colts
MocCafferty
Mac
Baltimore
McCafferty
Kent State University
Weeb Ewbank
Shula
Colts
Dallas Cowboys
Carroll Rosenbloom
Johnny Unitas
Landry the Cowboys' stoic coach rides a tough turnaround
Fort Lauderdale AP profile of Dallas coach Tom Landry. The 46-year-old innovator built a run oriented team, asking players for input and benching even stars like Hayes and Morton to restore character. Once 1-4-0, Dallas surged with seven straight wins, earning a rare Super Bowl bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Lauderdale, Fla
Dallas
Tom Landry
Landry
New York Giants
Baltimore
Cold Landry
Bob Hayes
Craig Morton
Ralph Neely
Cowboys
St. Louis
Ernie Stautner
Tom
NCAA Retains 1.6 Regulation Amid Conference Debate
NCAA members voted to keep the 1.6 grade average rule for incoming freshmen despite Northeast objections. The convention also approved freshmen eligibility across college divisions, adding football and basketball, while defeating a proposal to open university-level varsity freshman play. The AFCA coach of the year ballot featured eight candidates including Bob Blackman and Frank Lauterbur after changes since last month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
American Football Coaches Association
Bob Devaney
Nebraska
Nixon
Cornhuskers
Devaney
AFCA
Bob Blackman
Dartmouth
Frank Lauterbur
Toledo
Cal Stoll
Wake Forest
Alex Agase
Northwestern
Charlie McClendon
Louisiana State
Darrell Royal
Texas
John Ralston
Stanford
Blackman
Lauterbur
Ilinois
Iowa
NCAA
Ncaa Council
Pro Basketball Matchups Across Cities Detailed
The schedule lists a set of games including New York at Phoenix, Baltimore versus Seattle at the University of Washington, Los Angeles at Toronto, Philadelphia at Chicago, and Portland versus Buffalo at Rochester. The matches cover major markets and college sites, highlighting cross league travel and venue variety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Phoenix
Baltimore
Seattle
U. of Washington
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Toronto
Philadelphia
Chicago
Portland
Buffalo
Rochester
W. L. Pet. G.B. New York
Boston
Philadel
Atlanta
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Detroit
San Fran
San
City Scores in Church and Senior Divisions Summary
Sacred Heart led the City Scores junior league with 15 goals while Baptist-15 edged Beuge with 7. Senior division F beat Baptist-22 8 to 7. Grace EpS posted 11 goals and Wesleyan-Trin. A.M. scored 18. Sacred Heart totaled 48 points with Korkames and Brownrigg leading scorers.
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Sacred Heart
Ferguson
Carpenter
Geist
Hart
Korkames
Martinez
Motelet
Turner
Wolken
Ledom
Mueller
Totals
Baptist
DeFries
Howell
Lister
Eagles
Baldwin
Willhite
Pickering
Grace Epis
Killough
Fredericks
Bettge
Woodward
Cole
Brownrigg
Wesleyan-Trin
A.M
Adell
Rothfuss
Haslett
Ron Haslett
Kramer
Wallace
Young
Wright
Winter
Bien
Black
OHS Sophomores Edge De Soto In 54-35 Victory
Ottawa High Sophomores defeated De Soto 54 to 35 on Ottawa's court after a 13-1 first quarter run. Boucek led with 12 points, Wallace and Haar added 11 each, Wilson had 9. Next up, Ottawa travels to Olathe Fed. 5 after Turner Sophomore Tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Soto
Cagers
Ottawa High
OHS
B. J. Boucek
Terry Wallace
David Haar
Rudy Wilson
Olathe Fed. 5
Turner
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Golden Bears
Bath
Kansas
Lawrence
Seaman
Mike Pettey
Steve Meier
Shoemaker
Jerry Carlson
Bill Edwards
Pettey
Jimmy Shoemaker
Bonner Springs
Kansas City
Bonner
Marilyn McMillen
Anderson Carpet Service
Munich
Vienna
Hsin-Chu
Taipei
Brady
Seymour
Stoney
Mike Brady
Greg Seymour
S. Main
the Super Coaches
Don Shula
San Francisco
Hayes
Morton
National Football League
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Ww. L. Pet. G.B. Virginia
Kentucky
Carolina
Pittsburgh
Floridians
Utah
Indiana
Memphis
Denver
Ottawa Insurance Agency
Don B
Rip de Soto
Mobile Home “Se Toons
Cliff and
Juanita
Baxter Mobile
Franklin Savings Association
Association
Jess R. Gilmore
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