Ottawa High Faces 3-A Power Valley Center In Campus Tilt
Ottawa High, 0-7 this season, opens Campus Invitational in Wichita against Valley Center, a top-ranked 3-A program. The Cyclones have lost in the tournament’s opening round three straight years, including to Haven in 1976 and Wichita West last year, with a history of tough early exits.
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Ottawa meets Valley Center in key early tourney clash
Ottawa High School faces Valley Center in the first round of the weekend tournament at Campus High. Valley Center, 6-1 and ranked top in 3-A, aims to upset the winless Ottawa, while West and other top contenders loom in the bracket. The event runs through Saturday at Campus High in Wichita.
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Pomona Wins Tourney Start In Tri Lakes Action
Pomona beat Burlingame 67-65 and Lyndon defeated Quenemo 64-39 to reach the Tri Lakes League tournament semifinals at Central Heights Lebo. Prairie View beat Pleasanton 40-36 and Crest defeated Mound City 50-43 in other second round games. Gardner downed Savior of the World 56-44 and Wellsville topped Mission Valley 64-52 in Baldwin Invitational. Attendance estimated around 600 as rematches loom tonight.
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Mound City
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Savior of the World
Wellsville
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Truman Sports Complex Skirts Another Scare
Kansas City AP report describes an urgent meeting where contractors and officials resolved to avoid halting construction on the Harry S. Truman Sports Complex. They discussed withheld payments and liquidated damages tied to seating and central service facility delays, with a mediator guiding parties toward a workable path.
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Cyclones roll to school record win over Ottawa Mustangs
Kansas City notes Ottawa High School grapplers fall 48-12 as Cyclones set a school record for points in a dual meet. Key pins by Chris Gorton Rex Pope and Randy Hughes fuel the Ottawa loss. Siders returns at 105 pounds with a 5-0 decision. JV also wins 52-4.
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OHL
Indian Nicknames Face Backlash Across Pro Teams
The American Indian Center of Cleveland sues the Cleveland Indians for using Chief Wahoo, seeking a $9 million injunction. The move targets other teams with Native nicknames including Chiefs Redskins Black Hawks Braves Warriors and more than 30 colleges, highlighting disputes over representation and respect for Indigenous peoples.
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