Chiefs Fans Welcome Home After 28 20 Victory
About 7,500 fans jammed Kansas City International Airport to greet the Chiefs after a 28 20 win over Houston. Police shut airport access as traffic on I 29 clogged the area amid cold weather celebrations. Fans cheered, waved, and sang as quarterback Joe Montana drew attention, while others looked ahead to the AFC Championship against Buffalo.
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Chiefs Rally Past Oilers On Montana TD Drive
Defense, Montana spark Kansas City to rally past the Houston Oilers. Moon fumbled under blitz as Derrick Thomas forced the turnover. Montana then connected with Davis for a go ahead TD on 3rd and 16, sealing a comeback with 42 seconds left. Birden praised Joe Montana for staying cool.
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Lady Braves face tough start in conference remnants
Ottawa University women struggle to stay in the race after a 74-64 home loss to Kansas Wesleyan at Wilson Field House. Patti Masten cites home defeats as the hole they dug, while Wesleyan converts seven of 11 threes as Stacy Kates and Tara Higgins lead with 21 points each.
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Ottawa players earn KCAC weekly honors in basketball
Ottawa University sweep yields two KCAC players of the week. David Lanning, 6-8 forward, posted 56 points and 23 rebounds as Ottawa beat Bartlesville Wesleyan and Kansas Wesleyan while losing to Mid-America Nazarene. Jody Tumey, 5-10 center, scored 62 points with 21 rebounds in victories over Mid-America Nazarene and Kansas Newman. team also fell to Kansas Wesleyan.
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Wellsville Freshmen Capture Wellsville Tournament Title
Wellsville defeated Louisburg 53-47 in the championship to run its record to 7-1. Ira Speer scored 15 in the final. Jimmy Bellinger added 12 in the win over Tonganoxie. Louisburg beat Osawatomie 49-29 to reach the final. prior Friday Wellsville beat Louisburg 51-37.
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Defense key to streak Wednesday at Wilson Field House
Ottawa held the line at home as defense propelled a 109 to 70 win over Wesleyan. Key contributors included Lanning with 28 points and Oriman adding 69 total points in a balanced scoring effort, while Edison led Wesleyan with 29.
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Baldwin routs Osawatomie in Frontier League action
Baldwin girls improved to 6-3 overall and 2-1 in the Frontier League with a 42-21 win at Osawatomie. Lacey O’Neil led with 12 points and 11 rebounds followed by Ann Martin and Mary Denning with 10 points each. Osawatomie’s Cassidy, Brown, and Osborne contributed scoring in a game that featured early Baldwin dominance and a 26-6 halftime margin.
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OHS Freshmen Girls Beat Atchison 57 28 On Friday Night
Ottawa High School freshman girls crush Atchison 57 to 28 to win a second straight game. Whitney Drumight leads Cyclones with 14 points while Puta' Mépher adds 11 as OHS improves to 8 3 and hosts Labette County later.
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