Cyclones rout Turner in decisive Ottawa wrestling meet
Ottawa High dominated Turner 51-12 on the mats, winning 7 of 9 varsity bouts with eight pins, six in the first period. Ryan Angell Jeff Schoch and Errol Hooper opened with pins as Ottawa built a 39-0 lead, while the B team rolled 58-3. Ottawa hosts Bishop Miege next and echoes EKL dual league battles.
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Kansas City
Ottawa
Turner
Cyclones
OHS
Ryan Angell
Jeff Schoch
Errol Hooper
Young Reddorff
Tim Mages
Mark Walker
Bill Gentner
Rod Harris
Jesse Korkames
Korkames
Mark Gentner
Tony Weatherbee
Linn Morgan
Roger Bachelor
Dan Pierson
Gene Beauchamp
Wes Skilling
Jim Hamilton
Jim Mauszycki
Bishop Miege
Harmon
Miege
Baldwin Girls defeat Ottawa 31 26 in tight tilt
Baldwin high school girls beat Ottawa 31 to 26 after holding a slim halftime edge. Ottawa led 15-10 early and 17-16 at intermission before Baldwin pulled away aided by Ottawa foul trouble. Ottawa's Kim Miller scored 12. Baldwin's Marilyn Taul led with 15. JV Ottawa fell 26-9. next Ottawa games against DeSoto.
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BHS
Ottawa
Baldwin
Kim Miller
Cyclones
Marilyn Taul
Colleen Randel
Cathie Kreutziger
Julie Wilson
DeSoto
Burn
Miller
Mayes
Osburn
Melmash
Gilbert
Hooper
Meade
Bryan
Dunn
Doddar
Krautinger
Taul
Milroys
Randel
Totals
Miller leads Tucson Open with six-under 66
Johnny Miller shoots a six-under 66 to top the Dean Martin Tucson Open leaderboard at Tucson, claiming a one-stroke edge after the opening round. rivals include Randy White and Hale Irwin, with notable names like Lee Elder and Arnold Palmer in contention but not among leaders.
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Rucson
Ariz
Johnny Miller
Miller
Pro Golf
Phoenix
John Mahaffey
Don Iverson
Ralph Johnston
Lee Trevino
Mike Hill
Miller Barber
Lou Graham
Leonard Thompson
Lee Elder
Arnold Palmer
Hale Irwin
Scoring lines from multiple teams and players listed
A dense score table lists players and figures for teams such as NICKS, WILLIAMSBURQ, SPORTSMAN BARBER, PEOPLES BANK, UNDERWOOD, FRANKLIN CO. IMP., KRAMER'S, HUGHES AUTO, HUBBARD LUMBER, SKYHOOK, JAYCEES GOLD, and KING RADIO with individual game totals and team runt totals. The data shows varied player stats, team totals, and point breakdowns in a large arcade-style ledger.
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Nicks
Garela
H. Garela
Moore
Gallntine
DeLaTorre
D. Miller
Burgoon
Williamsburq
Bethel
Benton
Turner
Heck
Mallory
White
Sportsman Barber
Oest
Jameson
W. Jameson
Kiehl
Hogue
Wiley
Peoples Bank
Buckley
T. Buckley
Vattier
Dawaarthy
Winter
Rodgers
Underwood
Porter
Lewis
Drumright
Keim
Stevens
Haffner
Gerries
Totals
Franklin CO. Imp
Clark
Lawrent
Oghel
Gas Renaud
Warren
Mm Kramer
Green
Gollier
Forster
Johnson
Sadie
Thompson
Indall
Haworth
Waymire
Hughes Auto
Bien
Black
Cole
Cowdin
Leonard
Shepherd
Staley
Hubbard Lumber
Vietr
Anderson
Platt
Bruler
Sandberg
Phillips
Milbern
Jaycees Gold
Fletcher
Jackson
Meyer
Owens
Pistole
Sullivan
Gentry
Maryland Tops NC State 103-85 in ACC Showdown
Maryland 12-1, 4-0 ACC, used height edge and strong shooting to defeat fourth-ranked North Carolina State 103-85 at College Park. Freshman Brad Davis scored 15 with six assists as Tom Roy noted a new era for the Terrapins. State, led by David Thompson with 33, was undone by the absence of 7-foot-4 Tom Burleson and NC State coach Norm Sloan’s adjustments.
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College Park
Maryland
UCLA
Terps
Wolfpack
Norm Sloan
North Carolina State
David Thompson
State
John Lucas
Brad Davis
Tom Burleson
National Basketball Association
Monte Towe
Lucas
Burleson
Ed Club
Ducks
Washington State
Ron Lee
Cougars
Norton Barnhill
Lee
New Mexico State
Bradley
Jim Bostic
Steve Walsh
St. Louis
Tulsa
Neil Strom
Wichita State
West Texas State
Gary Tomaszewski
David Bulik
St. Mary’s University
Houston
Jerry Jenkins
Mississippi State
LSU
University of Pacific
Ball State
Keith Young
Big Eight Openers Spark Kansas State Omaha TV Clash
Kansas State and Nebraska opened the Big Eight basketball race with a regionally televised afternoon game in Lincoln. Missouri visits Kansas as the defending league champion, while Oklahoma State heads to Iowa State and Colorado travels to Oklahoma. Kansas, 8-4, seeks momentum after a four game win streak. Missouri, 9-3, tops the league, but Kansas Coach Ted Owens believes his squad is improving.
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Kansas City
Kansas State
Nebraska
Lincoln
Neb
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma State
Iowa State
Colorado
Oklahoma
K-State
Cornhuskers
Wildcat
Jack Hartman
Jayhawks
Ted Owens
Northwest edge Ottawa High sophomores in finalists clash
Shawnee Mission Northwest rookies defeated Ottawa High sophomores 36 to 34 as Ottawa squandered late free throws. Kleinsogre led Northwest with 17 points while White paced Ottawa with 13. Connor contributed 9 and Scribner 8 as Northwest improves to 2-3.
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Ottawa High
Shawnee Mission Northwest
OHS
Kleinsogre
Ottawa
Gene White
Connor
Scribner
Northwest
White
C. Connor
Royse
Neuenswander
Mumma
SM Northwest
Gowley
Thompson
Haere ‘Erst
Klein“st Ne
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Kull
Orndent
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Maget
Worthy
Va—Walker
MacFarland
Geniner
Graigg
Sauceds
Gec. Moore
BHS Girls Bop
Tee Centset
Ottawa High School
Johnny
Randy White
Delaware
Jack Nicklaus
Gary Player
Ons
King Radio
Wells
Jacob
Gipson
Baxter
Decarnette
Peet
Thomas
Nasse
Tatals
Sloan
Oregon
Calvin Connor
Bilb SéFthneta
MG Aes Baan
Kurt Kieinsogre
Thiree
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P. Bien
Bennett
D. Roehl
Beautyland
G. Luther
Andy’s
K. Hughes
G. Pederson
Skyhook
P. White
Raney Drugs
J. Schultz
Briscoe Drug
B. West
S. Smith
Fogle Quarry
R. Dunn
G. Gorton
Hubbard Lamb
Whitacre
Wassmer
R. Holland
PEPS
COLA
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Sonic Drive IN
B. Roehl
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