Cyclones Draw Top-Rated Wichita West In Campus Meet
Ottawa High Cyclones, seeded eighth, face pre-tournament favorite Wichita West in the Campus Invitational first round at Wichita. West upset top-ranked 5-A Wichita North and carries a 4-2 record. Ottawa also plays Turner in a key East Kansas League game before tournament play.
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Ottawa High split squads for three-week tourneys
Coach H. K. Stevens has split Ottawa High into varsity B team and sophomores. The B-team will play at Osawatomie, facing Louisburg in round one, while the sophs compete at Turner. Varsity travels to Wichita for Campus Invitational.
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Louisiana State coach McClendon named coach of the year
LSU mentor Charlie McClendon shared the AFCA coach of the year award with Darrell Royal of Texas. The season featured tragedy after the death of QB Butch Duke, a 92 season record, an Orange Bowl bid, and a dramatic SEC title run ending with a 6 17 win over Mississippi. Archie Manning played with a protective cast on his injured arm.
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City Scores in City League Division A and B
The report lists team rosters and scoring tallies for City League Division A teams Rex's Barber Gambles Jim's Welding and Jaycees A with player line scores and totals, followed by Division B teams Boise Cascade Hubbard's Hiatt's Peoples Bank Ottawa Steel Jaycees B with individual per player scores and team totals.
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Waymire
Lewis
Underwood
K. Morton
H. Morton
Lemon
Yingling
Rex
Barber
Prager
Heffner
Mohler
Wieneke
den. Wieneke
Hermreck
Brady
Waller
Gambles
Baldwin
Dunn
Gollier
Goracke
Starks
Walburn
Jim
Skenandore
Kiem
Horn
White
Craig
DeLaTorre
Jaycees
Cearfoss
Jackson
Myers
Smith
Saffron
Garcia
Jessie Garcia
Totals
Sportsman Shop
Fowler
Stoneking
Jameson
Burgoon
Thornbrugh
Servaes
Oest
Boise-Cascade
Brown
Welch
Burkdoll
L. Kueser
Erisman
Robertson
Foster
Hubbard
K. Cole
J. Cole
Platt
Anderson
Mitchell
Vietze
Schmanke
Burgess
Hiatt’s
Beast
Woodward
Stottlemire
Flora
Wallace
Satterlee
Turley
Exum
Peoples Bank
Wilson
Stoecker
Summer
Darik
KR. Winchester
Green
Robbins
Ottawa Steel
Breithaupt
Crane
Dykstra
Central Heights sweeps Prescott in junior high games
In a seventh grade clash at Central Heights, only four players remained for the final moments as Central Heights defeated Prescott 64-36 after Prescott fouled out four times. The eighth grade game followed with CH winning 67-64, overcoming a 165 point halftime deficit aided by Mike Topp's 20 points and Dean Medlin's 16.
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Rod Schaub
Mike Topp
Dean Medlin
Devine Chooses Green Bay Over Missouri State Glory
Dan Devine, Missouri’s 18 year coach and athletic director since 1967, leaves for Green Bay to helm the Packers as head coach and general manager on a five year deal. He cites a lifelong wish to lead Green Bay and plans to contact QB Bart Starr. Missouri awaits a successor as Al Onofrio is mentioned as a potential interim.
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al Onofrio
Arizona State University
Wilbur Stalcup
Kansas City
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Bart Starr
Columbia
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Arizona State
Larron Jackson
Turner Pins OHL Matmen in Kansas City
Ottawa High wrestling fell to Turner Bears 29-19 in Kansas City ending a 0-4-1 dual start. Bruce Pearson wrestled back from 0-11 to pin in the third, his first win of the season. Other Cyclones winners were Ben Page Russell Hughes Harold DePriest and Randy Hughes.
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Randy Hughes
Ottawa Junior High Downed in Two Lopsided Games
In the OJHS gym on Thursday Ottawa underclassmen split results with Lawrence West. Eighth graders beat Lawrence 25-22 after trailing 12-6 at halftime, while freshmen fell 65-38 as Lawrence West built a 32-16 halftime lead. Allan McMillen scored 12 and Jeff Schoonover 11 for Ottawa. Chris Van Fossan had 10 for OJHS. Ottawa hosts Lawrence Central on January 21.
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Lawrence Central
Lyndon vs Pomona Clinches Tri-Lakes League Battle
Lyndon Tigers host Pomona Indians in a key Tri-Lakes clash at Lyndon with both teams unbeaten in league play. Lyndon leads in overall points 507 to 278 while Pomona has 416 for and 336 against in seven games. coaches praise each other amid a tight regional race.
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Santa Fe Trail
Osage City
Indians
Lebo
Spring Hill
Gridley
Waverly
Eudora
Baldwin
Burlingame
Melvern
Basehor
Wellsville
Yates Center
Garnett
Quenemo
Prairie View
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