Squads Set For Benefit Cage Tilt At Ottawa High
A benefit basketball game features OHS alumni versus faculty this Saturday at 7:30 pm to aid Eddie Kimball, a OHS sophomore cancer patient. Alumni include Porter Grogan Wallace and others from the 1971 Cyclones team. faculty lineup features H K Stevens and Frank Garvin among others. Advance tickets are available for a $1 donation.
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Schlagle Looms As Cyclone Tourney Foe
Ottawa High faces Schlagle in next week's Olathe Invitational, with the pair meeting on Tuesday January 27 at 7 PM. The tournament field includes top teams Olathe and Lyndon, with Ottawa, Schlagle, Sumner, and Bishop Miege in a deep Kansas City, Kansas league mix.
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Shero Seeks Win In NHL All Star Shootout
PHILADELPHIA APS coach Fred Shero discusses the 29th NHL All-Star Game at the Spectrum promising a win after last year's 7-1 loss. He leads the Clarence Campbell Conference against the Prince of Wales, while players and Floyd Smith of the Sabres stress pride and meaning beyond the $500 prize.
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Big Eight Sees Light At End Of NCAA Tunnel
Kansas City AP report notes Big Eight sees potential gains from NCAA reorganization amid divisions debate. Commissioner Nevias says autonomy for major conferences is needed while recognizing ongoing opposition. Also cites attendance and new limits on prospective athlete visits increasing from 75 to 95 in football and 12 to 18 in basketball.
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Rural Sweeps OHS Rookies in two junior league games
Rural defeated Ottawa High 46-42 and 39-29 as WR used a late press to pull away in the first contest. Ben Seymour led Ottawa with 12 points, while Roger Mendels and Phil Roush added eight each. Alan Keefer topped Ottawa in the 39-29 win with eight points as WR stretched a 17-14 halftime edge into the final period.
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