Cyclones Busy Next 2 Weeks In EKL and Capitol Invite
Ottawa High opens a hectic two week stretch with a home game against Bishop Miege and a road trip to Olathe as part of the East Kansas League schedule. The Cyclones, 24, face Perry Lecompton in the Capitol Invitational at Washburn Rural on Jan. 23 after a league slate that includes Seaman, Chapman, Shawnee Heights, Holton, and Wamego in the first round.
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Ottawa High
Miege
Cyclones
Olathe
Ottawa
Kansas
OHS
Capitol
Topeka
Perry Lecompton
Washburn Rural
Seaman
Chapman
Shawnee Heights
Holton
Ottawa Kaws
Host Rural
Wamego
Miege Gals Crush OHS in 86 17 rout
Bishop Miege girls basketball remains unbeaten at 7 0 after a dominant 86 17 win over Ottawa High with 13 players scoring led by Angie Snider 30 points. Ottawa failed to top single scorer, and the junior varsity also won 54 15.
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Ottawa High Girls
Bishop Miege
Kansas
Lady Stags
Cyclones
Miege
Turner
OHS
Ottawa
Yee Angie Snider
Olathe
Chargers Stun LHS in Upset Overbrook SFT Defeats Lyndon 59 45
Overbrook Santa Fe Trail used full court pressure to topple top ranked Lyndon 59 45. Debbie Glenn led with 22 points and 10 in final quarter, Lisa Jolly added 16 as Lyndon’s star guard Letha Farwell was sidelined by knee injury. Lyndon drop ends nine game win streak. next game Burlingame tonight before hosting invitational.
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Overbrook
Santa Fe Trail
Lyndon
LHS Gals
Chargers
Debbie Glenn
Lisa Jolly
SFT
Letha Farwell
Tigers
Marla Tucker
Robin
Jenny Dawson
LHS
Burlingame
Rams Face Steelers as Strangers in LA for Super Bowl
The Los Angeles Rams, outsiders in their own city, prepare to halt the Pittsburgh Steelers from claiming a fourth Super Bowl. LA fans booed the 1979 Rams, who enter Rose Bowl as road team host, with coach Ray Malavasi and tackle Doug France defending media coverage amid strong Steelers confidence and history of back-to-back champs.
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Los Angeles Rams
Pittsburgh Steelers
Rams
Memorial Coliseum
Anaheim Stadium
Dallas
Tampa Bay
Pasadena
Cowboys
Buccaneers
Doug France
Ray Malavasi
France
Steelers
Joe Greene
Green Bay Packers
Miami Dolphins
DePaul Tops AP Poll Ending UCLA’s Unranked Streak
DePaul rises to No. 1 in the AP college basketball poll after a 12-0 run and 51 of 60 first place votes, ending UCLA’s long Top 20 run. Duke falls to No. 5 as Oregon State makes a leap to No. 4. North Carolina State and Tennessee enter the Top 20 for the first time this season.
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Tom Canavan
Associated Press
Ray Meyer
DePaul
UCLA
Meyer
Duke
Blue Demons
Bruins
Vic Kelley
Ohio State
Syracuse
Oregon State
Blue Devils
Clemson
North Carolina
Beavers
Kentucky
Alabama
Louisville
Notre Dame
San Francisco
St. John's
N.Y
Purdue
Virginia
Iowa
Louisiana State
Missouri
North Carolina State
Brigham Young
Indiana
Tennessee
Georgetown
D.C
S.duke
Kentucky Wa
S.notre Dame
John's
N.T
Purdue WI
Lewa
Virginia Wa
Istour Yao Br .M
Caroling State
Stadler Tops Desert Classic in Rain Delayed Win
Craig Stadler claimed the 1980 Bob Hope Desert Classic with a 5-under 67 final round, finishing 343 total for 90 holes to win $50,000. He joined a growing list of first-time PGA Tour victors, wearing a bushy red beard, and outpaced Tom Purtzer and Mike Sullivan by one stroke. Larry Nelson finished fourth at 346 as a rain-delayed, 90-hole event concluded.
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Calif
Craig Stadler
Stadler
Merlin Olsen
la Quinta Country Club
Tom Purtzer
Purtzer
Mike Sullivan
Larry Nelson
Nelson
Mark Hayes
Dave Hill
Lanny Wadkins
Tom Kite
Bob Murphy
D.A. Weibring
George Cadle
Cadle
Hill
Kite
S. Weibring
Wadkins
Murphy
Faith Lutheran and Methodist Lead Junior League Action
In a crowded junior league schedule, Faith Lutheran and First Methodist posted notable totals against Westminster and Sacred Heart with players from Faith Lutheran contributing strong scoring. New York notes highlight George Gervin leading NBA All Star votes with Magic Johnson earning a starting rookie spot alongside Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and Julius Erving.
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Leicpetier
Waterman
Webbing
Ware
King
Spears
Bollinger
First Methodist
Noah
Raynolds
Wray
Sellers
Shatter
A. Sampson
Sampaen
Simms
Waggoner
Chappell
Fletcher
Totals
Westminster
Ramsay
McCree
Anderson
Wer
Grunner
Wiggina
Als
Sacred Heart
uLatorre
Devore
Geist
Jim Senneider
John Schneider
Harris
Erin
Bromart
Netherland
Wesleyan
Starke
Reust
Edwards
T. Scocum
J. Scocum
Weslevak
Elseta
R. Reust
Rodgers
McCauley
M. Reust
Totlas
CRCC
Bellinger
Jones
Kietfaber
Wilingham
Bowman
Willingham
Faith Lutheran MK
Leadbetter
D. Lamdbetter
Gullier
Smith
Wmsog
Methodist
Moora
Piersol
Mallory
May
Jensen
New York
George Gervin
NBA
National Basketball Association
Gervin
Landover
Atlanta
Eddie Johnson
Hawks
John Drew
Julius Erving
Philadelphiaz
Moses Malone
Houston
Earvin
Magic” Johnson
Los Angeles Lakers
Michigan State
Lakers
Elvin Hayes
San Diego
Johnson
Supreme
Lloyd Free
Los Angeles
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
Marques Johnson
Milwaukee Bucks
Adrian Dantley
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Murray
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American Cancer Society
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