Ottawa Gals Upset Marymount In OT Thriller
Ottawa University women s basketball snapped a three game skid by defeating Marymount 71 63 in overtime at Salina The Braves rallied from a 55 55 deadlock in regulation and outscored the Spartans 16 0 in OT Guards Jimmie Hodges and Carita Landrum led the effort Hodges sank eight free throws in the extra period finishing with 12 points Landrum added 11 Connie Brown led Ottawa with 13 points and Myla Spencer 11 while Leslie Schmitt 18 paced Marymount 24 of 80 FG and 23 of 41 FT for the Braves first win since Dec 14 They host William Jewell tonight at Wilson Field House
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Ottawa University
Marymount
Braves
Marymount Gals
Spartans
OU Gals
Ottawa
Jimmie Hodges
Carita Landrum
Hodges
Landrum
Connie Brown
Myla Spencer
Leslie Schmitt
William Jewell
Wilson Field House
Ottawa girls beat Olathe 47 to 39 in tight Gatorade gym clash
Ottawa High upset Olathe 47 39 as Ottawa connected on 27 of 51 free throws. Eight Ottawa players scored led by Nancy Wingert 13 and Nancy Clark 16 for the Cyclones who pulled away late. Olathe top scorer Clarkwith 16, and five Ottawa players fouled out. OHS JV won 20 19 before a week off before Louisburg Invitational play.
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Olathe
OHL
Ottawa
Eagles
Cyclones
OHS
Nancy Wingert
Karen Chambers
Shelly Burch
Nancy Clark
Chambers
Gurch
Wingert
White
Varviar
Netherland
Warner
Murray
Clark
Lange
Mackay
Hit
Minging
Garwood
Shadow
Faust
Carter
Reynold
Totals
Rams May Not Stand Put For Steelers
Los Angeles coach Ray Malavasi vows a few surprises for the underdog Rams against Chuck Noll and the undefeated Steelers in the Super Bowl. Pittsburgh emphasizes sticking to camp-tested plays while the Rams plan new looks and formations to disrupt the defense.
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Chuck Noll
Pittsburgh
Steelers
Ray Malavasi
Malavasi
Rams
Noil
Neil
Nolan Cromwell
Lynn Swann
Swann
Dallas Cowboys
Vince Ferragamo
Haman
Jack Lambert
Rams Quarterback Ferragamo Eyes Calm, Time Against Steelers
Ferragamo defends Rams’ chances and praises offensive line for giving him time to survey the field. He recalls 10 to 11 seconds against Tampa Bay in the conference title and notes every NFL game feels big, despite nerves.
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Tampa Bay
Pittsburgh
Terry Bradshaw
Rams
Dallas
NFL
U. S. Matmen and Boxers Set for Soviet Trip
U S wrestlers plan to leave for Russia on Saturday and boxers next Tuesday despite State Department calls to cancel. AAU officials say trips proceed as long as it stays to a warning, amid boycott talks and Olympic tensions. Saudi Arabia plans a boycott and asks Muslim nations to join.
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Associated Press
United States
Moscow
Soviet Union
State Department
Amateur Athletic Union
U.S
Russia
Pete Caya
AAU
Press Information Department
Don Hull
Hull
Saudi Arabia
Lawrence West Sweeps Whirlwinds in doubleheader win
Lawrence West topped Ottawa Junior High in an eighth and ninth grade basketball doubleheader. The ninth graders won 77-29, with a 41-8 first half, while the eighth graders edged 36-22. Morris led West with 17 points, aided by six players scoring 6 or more. Ottawa’s top scorer was Dave Hotaling with 8. Ottawa faces Oregon Trail tournament action next week in Olathe.
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Lawrence West
Ottawa Junior High
West
OJHS
Ottawa
Morris
Dave Hotaling
Steve Lunger
Olathe
Foes' Finish Foils OHS Wrestlers
Schlagle won the last four bouts to beat Ottawa High 37 26 in Kansas City dual action. OHS led 26 18 after eight weights but Schlagle pulled away from 155 pounds, securing three decisions and a pin in heavyweight. Ottawa drops to 4 losses in seven duals. JV won 43 19.
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Schlagle
Ottawa High
OHS
Stallions
Ottawa
Cyclones
Shawnee Mission South
Harmon
Glenn Covert
Rod Croucher
Yorry Clark
Keenan Beauchamp
Cyclone
Cyclone JV
Brian
Bowling Scores Night Hawks Go Getters-2 High 10-30-C
Bowling scores from Ottawa and surrounding leagues show top high games and series for teams including Nacht Hawks Getters and Richmond Double Circle, with players such as J Wall and P Bishop posting high marks. The list captures numerous clubs, scores, and bowling events across October.
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T. Stewart
J. Dunkin
Alley Cats
B. Walker
Finch's
D. Cardie
Ramsey Printing
S. Spears
Kansas State Bank
J. Blen
Knights OF Columbus
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