Ottawa Braves sweep HAC game for 81 72 win over Missouri Valley
Ottawa University’s Braves beat Missouri Valley 81 to 72 to move into second in the Heart of America Conference with a 2 4 0 mark. Freshmen Wade Banks and William Davie sparked a defense that stifled the Vikings as Joe Banks led with 18 points and Kevin Moore contributed 15 points and 15 rebounds. Graceland also won, setting up key clashes next weekend as OU visits Lamoni and Tarkio.
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Sooners and Colorado Rally To End Big Eight Blues
Oklahoma, led by coach Dave Bliss, beat Kansas 71-67 for their first Big Eight win after a rough spell following a strong start. Freshmen fueled a 46 point effort, lifting the Sooners to a four-way tie for second with Oklahoma State Colorado and Iowa State as Kansas State Kansas Missouri and Nebraska led at 2-1.
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Pro Bowl Pride on the Kingdome Stage Tonight
NFL stars from both conferences battle in Seattle's Kingdome for the Pro Bowl. With coaching by Chuck Noll and Chuck Knox, rosters loaded with Bills, Cowboys, and Raiders vie for NFC vs AFC glory amid labor worries and a sellout crowd.
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Nader on NBC Show with Airbag Snag and Skeptical Jests
Consumer advocate Ralph Nader guest hosted NBC Saturday Night. An airbag gag failed live, prompting Nader to joke GM sabotaged it. He warned about safety and plastics, and noted his group’s 10 million dollar suit for deceptive advertising. He pledged to return only after corporate executives participate.
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Cyclone JV Dominates in VFW Meet at Ottawa
Ottawa High junior varsity wrestlers swept the B-team meet with nine schools, winning 29 bouts and losing 14. Four Cyclones earned titles: Joe Gentner 98, Mike Hlollon 105, Scott Gage 138, Len Miller heavyweight. Second places: Tim Diamond 132, Lynn Scott 155, Dennis Sheler 167. Ottawa heads to a 6:30 p.m. dual at Bishop Miege Thursday.
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Lyndon-Pomona clash ends with Lyndon star Dawson 49 points
Lyndon defeats Pomona 61-55 as Randy Dawson explodes for 49 points and eight rebounds to lift Lyndon Tigers to 6-4 in Tri-Lakes standings. Pomona's Miller and Finch combine for 39 points but can't match Lyndon's late defensive delay and sharp shooting. Lyndon heads to the Dodge City Tournament of Champions while Pomona prepares for Baldwin Invitational action.
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Panthers rebound to 45 39 win over Central Heights
Williamsburg breaks a prior defeat state hoops with a 45-39 nonleague victory at Central Heights. Dan Roecker leads WHS with 13 points while David May adds 10 and Dale Roecker 8. CH foul trouble and cold shooting hindered by 32 percent from the floor and four players fouling out.
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