Tigers Run Off From OHL in 65-42 rout
Blue Valley blitzed Ottawa High in the East Kansas League showdown, breaking away after intermission to win 65-42. Hunter McDonald led BV with 17 points while Adam Winter and Evan Shaffer added double figures for Ottawa, who shot 31 percent and fell to 2-3 in league play.
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Terry Ostmeyer
Stanley
Blue Valley
Ottawa
Cyclones
Tigers
OHL
OHS
Ozawa
Valley
Hunter McDonald
Adam Winter
Evan Shaffer
Winter
Shaffer
Tyson Harvey
Patriots Hire Meyer From SMU Coaching Ranks
Ron Meyer, SMU coach who rebuilt the Mustangs to a 10-1 season and SWC title, leaves for the New England Patriots in a reported four year, about $800,000 deal. Meyer aims to coach in the NFL with total front-office backing and cooperative control akin to Tom Landry's Cowboys setup.
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Dallas
Ron Meyer
Southern Methodist
New England Patriots
Meyer
New Fingland
Dallas Cowboys
Patriots
Smu
New England
Tom Laundry
Cowboys
Ron Erhardt
Billy Sullivan
Lyndon Tigers Top Burlingame Bearcats 68 to 43
Lyndon shoots 52 percent to Burlingame 33 percent in a decisive 68 to 43 victory. Scott Robison leads Lyndon with 18 points, Jim Fuller adds 11, Mike Leuszler 10 as Lyndon improves to 6–3. Burlingame’s Larry Satzler scores 16, Mark Traphagen 12. Lyndon heads to Topeka for Capitol Invitational Tournament at Washburn Rural. first game versus Wamego at 6 p.m. Tuesday.
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Valley
Tigers
OHS
Ottawa
Bill Fredricks
Scott Thompson
Cyclones
Todd Burroughs
Lyndon
Lyndon Tigers
Burlingame Bearcats
Burlingame
Scott Robison
Tiger
Jim Fuller
Mike Leuszler
Larry Satzler
Mark Traphagan
Topeka
Washburn Rural
Wamego
Robison
Traphagen
Ataler
Creviston
M. Shepherd
Wallace
Logan
Fatals
AJHS Boys Win Big Seven Title With 49 35 Over Waverly
Appanoose Junior High boys stay undefeated at 17 0 with a 49 35 win over Waverly as Curt Altice scores 27 and Eichenberger adds 13. Waverly’s girls beat Appanoose 41 18. Esinger leads Appanoose girls with 16, Grover and Green add 6 each. Next up: Carbondale at Overbrook then Big Seven tournament at Lebo starting Jan 25. Junior varsity tales: Appanoose wins both the boys and girls games.
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Waverly
Appanoose
Curt Altice
Fd Eichenberger
Schultze
Esinger
Micki Grover
Gena Green
AJHS
Carbondale
Overbrook
Kings Defeat Nets 114 104 Behind Woodson Surge
Kansas City Kings beat the New Jersey Nets 114 to 104 in Kansas City. Mike Woodson led with 26 points, Reggie King and Eddie Johnson added 17 each, as Kansas City extended its home streak to four. Nets' Albert King and Ray Williams each scored 20. Darwin Cook came off the bench for 17.
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Mike Woodson
Reggie King
Eddie Johnson
Kansas City Kings
New Jersey Nets
National Basketball Association
Woodson
Nets
Kings
Sam Lacey
Seattle
King
Johnson
Albert King
Ray Williams
Darwin Cook
New Jersey
Poquette Back With Royals
Kansas City signs Tom Poquette a free agent outfielder for a one year deal. The 31 year old veteran, drafted by the Royals, spent 1980 with the Rangers after a 1979 trade to Boston. He missed the season with a torn rotator cuff but is deemed healthy to bolster pinch hitting and outfield depth in 1982.
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Kansas City
Tom Poquette
Kansas City Royals
Poquette
Boston
George Scott
Texas Rangers
Paquette
Tom
John Schuerholz
Schuerhalz
Royals
Red Sox
Boys Abdluneds and Others Scoreboard Totals Across Matches
A jumble of high school basketball scores lists Abdluneds over Atchison 77 0 Aquinas, Valley Center over Columbus 65 33, Great Bend over Garden City 54 41, Washburn Gurals 7, Wichita Southeast 6, and multiple other district results with teams such as Herington, Ellsworth, Ness City, Sacred Heart, and St Marys, reflecting a dense cross-town sports roundup with numerous winners and point totals.
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Wamepo
Atchison
Aquinas
Baileyville
Centralia
Bahler
Valley Center
Columbus
Fork Scout
Chapman
Jovenil
Herington
Glasea
Wetmare
Tai
Lease Ears Arth Central
Warunda Wakefield
Flape
Washburn Gurals
Hayden
Waverly
Flaming
Wichita Southeast
Bishop Carroll
Waverly Rolls Over Hamilton In Lyon County Clash
Waverly boys crush Hamilton 96 to 39 while the girls dominate 65 to 15. Mark Schultze scores 25 for Waverly. Cindy Davis leads Hamilton with 26 points and 9 rebounds. Waverly opens Lyon County Tournament play next week at White Auditorium after winning both games.
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Waverly
Hamilton
Emporia
Bulldogs
Cindy Davis
Della Key
Janie Fetcher
White Auditorium
Hartford
A. Chapman
Schultze
Biggs
Gilford
Willams
D. Wallace
Hughes
T. Wallace
Young
Chapman
Kistner
Owen
Potter
Johns
Red Smith, Pulitzer-winning NYT sports columnist, dies at 76
New York AP reports veteran columnist Red Smith died Friday at age 76. The longtime Times writer, famed for coverage of horse racing and boxing and outdoor subjects, earned numerous awards across a major portion of the century. Details of the death were not immediately available.
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NEW York (Ap
Red Smith
New York Times
Smith
Mid-America Nazarene tops Ottawa 81 to 66 in HAC clash
Mid-America Nazarene University defeated Ottawa University 81-66 at Olathe. Senior Steve Armstrong led with 21 points while Phil Threadgill added 13 and Dave Bowman 17. Ottawa shot 37.7 percent, trailing 44-37 at halftime and fading in the second half amid 20 turnovers.
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Mid-America Nazarene
Pioneers
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Mid-America
Braves
Ottawa
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Fort Worth
Texas
Nazarene
MANC
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Dave Bowman
Threadgill
Anthony King
Joe Losch
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Starkes
Heart of America
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Weber
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Mid-America Nazarene—& Armstrong
Skelton
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Bowman
Bob Gaylord
Petrie
Mitchell
Bo Schembechler silent on Texas A&M offer rumors
Michigan coach Bo Schembechler did not comment on a reported 10 year 2.25 million offer to be Texas A&M athletic director. A spokesman said he could announce at any time, but no noon statement was made as of Friday. Reports from The Bryan College Station Eagle and Houston Post cited an offer and possible duties as coach and AD.
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Michigan
Bo Schembechler
Texas A&m
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Schembechler
Marvin Tate
Bright
Canham
Harold T. Shapiro
The
Houston Post
Dave Diles
Wxyz TV
Detroit
Ben-Gals Protest Bengals Travel Plans to Pontiac
Cincinnati AP reports the Ben-Gals cheerleaders criticize the Bengals NFL club for shipping them to Pontiac by bus on January 24, the day of Super Bowl XVI. They compare the bus trip unfavorably to wives and media reps flying, calling the arrangement insulting and discussing the choice to attend or skip the game. Linda Gelermann and Sheila Massengale are quoted on the long trip and perceived unfair treatment.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Bengals
Ben-Gals
Pontiac
Mich
San Francisco Agers
Bengals
Michigan
Linda Gelermann
Sheila Massengale
High School Football Scores Across Kansas Arrayed
A compact roundup lists numerous varsity games with final scores including Centralia over Caldwell 0 to 35 and St. Francis routing Scott City 3 to 68. Other notable results feature Garden Plain defeating Santa Fe Trail 73 to 4, Osage City beating 27, and Pratt prevailing 30 to 59 amid a broad slate of district matches.
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Lucas Luray
Lincoln
Lyndon
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Mankato
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Marquette
Trinity
Mission Valley
Rossville
Nickerson
Pratt
Norton
Plainville
Prairie View
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Protection
Cimarron
Santa Fe Trail
Silver Lake
Scott City
St. Francis
Southwetern Heights
Spearville
St. Marys
Osage City
Wawonda East
Burr Oak
Waverly
Hamilton
City Schedule for Week of January Eighteen Activities and Open Gyms
Community schedule lists B and AA leagues at Ottawa area middle schools, church competitions, and rookies. It notes open gyms Saturdays and Sundays 1 to 4 pm, biddy basketball for grades three through seven, volleyball at Mabeo Center, kid wrestling at Ottawa High School with practice times, plus leisure activities such as dance works rhythmic aerobics and creative arts workshop. Includes contact details and ski trip sign ups with prices and deposits.
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OHS
G.A.C
Bob Becker
Paols
Fec
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