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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1977

Page

8

Turner Bursts Cyclones Bubble in OT 47-45

Turner Golden Bears upset Ottawa Cyclones 47-45 in overtime at Turner. Turner built a lead, Ottawa fought back with White scoring 14, Beets 11, Connor 10, but turnovers and free throws hurt Ottawa. Jeff Smith scored key baskets for Turner and Wood closed out with late free throws to seal the win. Ottawa Junior Varsity also fell 67-56.

Gary Kuntz Kansas City Turner Golden Bears Ottawa Cyclones Calvin Connor Scott Hay Turner White Ottawa Cyclones Darren Beets Connor Royse Jeff Smith David Wood Beets Golden Bears Wood Bears

Garnett Falls to DeSoto After Tough Second Quarter

Garnett unable to close the gap as DeSoto, led by Kevin Campbell with 26 points, pulls away in the second period to beat Garnett 55-49. Garnett had a late rally but turnover woes and cold shooting doomed the comeback. Garen Hunt led Garnett with 12 points while Mike Lickteig added 8 and 8 rebounds. Junior varsity: Garnett 53, DeSoto 40.

Garnett DeSoto Wildcats Kevin Campbell Bulldogs Campbell Garen Hunt Mike Lickteig Roger Brummel Scott Cooper Santa Fe Trail Osawatomie Young Mullins Cooper Schulte Brummeal Steele Licktelg Hunt Mobley Coleman Barthal Proch Cowan Krave Wah

Tigers Pummel Buffs 92 33 at Lyndon home win

Lyndon Tigers defeated Quenemo 92 to 33 on their home court to rise to 7-0 on the season. The Tigers shot 54 percent while holding the Buffs to 19 percent and owned 49 rebounds to 13. Randy Dawson and Herman Poertner led with 46 points combined as Lyndon moved to 5-0 in Tri-Lakes League and eyed a top title clash with Pomona.

Lyndon Lyndon Tigers Quenemo Tigers Quenmo Pomona Russ Carswell Buffs Ryan Carswell Syusae

Cowens Returns for Celtics in Rough Season Opener

Dave Cowens returns from a 63 day leave to play 22 minutes off the bench in a 107-92 loss to Portland. He scores eight points with six rebounds and three assists as he tries to shake off rust after missing $100,000 of salary and a lengthy hiatus.

Boston Dave Cowens Boston Celtics National Basketball Association Cowens

Rozelle Presses Attitudes Over Pro Bowl Game

NFL commissioner Pete Rozelle says players who show indifference to the Pro Bowl hurt themselves and the league. He notes the Seattle game earns pension funds despite its anticlimax after the Super Bowl and cites a $800,000 pension contribution from the event. Rozelle met Ed Garvey amid sharp comments on NFL ownership and labor talks.

SAN Diego Pete Rozelle National Football League NFL Rozelle Seattle Kingdome Ed Garvey Players’ Union Garvey NFL Players Association

Bowling Scores Classic League Highs and Top Pins

Bowling scores list for multiple teams with high games and series. Notable scorers include J Edgecomb 179, R Dunn 192 in fours and 558 series, M Allen 199, A DeCaeny 177, J Stinson 181, B West 476, and A Cole 148 on 419. The table parses teams such as Wassmer's Clothing, Sonic Drive-In, Ramboy Printing, Pizza Village, and Kansas State Bank among others with individual high totals and team standings.

Fogle Quarry R. Dunn Wassmer's Clothing J. Edgecomb R. Holland Briscoe’s Drugs M. Allen PEPSI J. Blen J. Stinson B. West Hubbard Lumber B. Turner Clark L. Taylor J. ClArk W. Jordan Eagles F. Wise Bendix J. Garcia Team Spirit R. Watts Litwin’s J. Taylor Bob's. Carpet Service K. Randall West L & B Headquarters D. Barnes B. Ferguson Haley Abstract D. Eubank Duffins P. Harkins Lou's Tax Service J. Yakle Alexander Doyen P. Cole D. Moore Guy's Chips D. Everson Wingert Oil L. Asplund Gibson‘s J. Simms N. Baylor C. Wieneke

Top-Ranked Dons Rout Waves In WCAC Showdown

University of San Francisco, the unbeaten top-ranked team, defeated Pepperdine 107-72 as Bill Cartwright posted 24 points and 18 rebounds. USF shots 59 percent and outrebound 63-39 to run its record to 18-0. Pepperdine, defending WCAC champions, drops to 0-1 in league play after the Friday night loss.

San Francisco University of San Francisco Pepperdine Gary Colson Dons Colson Bill Cartwright USF Cartwright Marlon Redmond James Hardy Waves

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