Shot At Bears Would Soothe Ottawa Native's 11-Year Itch
Ottawa native Steve Grogan, 32, an 11 year Patriot veteran, hopes to play in the Super Bowl after guiding New England to New Orleans. He trained on the sidelines during the week and would seize a chance to take the field for a single play if needed.
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Rypien Stars as North Tops South in Senior Bowl Thriller
Washington State quarterback Mark Rypien, a late call due to injuries, throws three TD passes including a 36 and a 40 yarder to seal a 31-17 win for the North over the South. Navy’s Napoleon McCallum earns MVP honors as Bo Jackson is limited by pressure.
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Ottawa Sterling Women's Basketball Takes Narrow Win
Sterling led by Lori Ohmes with 17 points, Heidi Vanderpool and Lorrie Self added 12 and 11 as OU held Stacey Zayesky to 6. Roberts led Ottawa with 14, Elliott and Towle 12 each. Sterling shot 45.4 percent. OU 36.9 percent. Rebels outrebounded 39-28 and had 20 turnovers. OU falls to 2-11, 0-7 in conference, next at Friends then McPherson.
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Osawatomie Tops Garnett Girls 50 to 34 in League Bout
Osawatomie built a 16-2 first quarter lead and cruised to a 50 34 Frontier League win over Garnett as the Bulldogs struggled from the field shooting 18.9 percent. Jenny Whetstone led Osawatomie with 15 points while Garnett’s Laurie Katzer and Diane Miller each scored 8. Garnett shot 10 of 53 overall and committed 10 turnovers, dropping to 1-8. Osawatomie improved to 4-4.
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Hammond Wins Hope in 91st Hole Playoff
In Palm Desert California John Cook and Donnie Hammond tie at 335 after 90 holes over five days with 4 courses in the Bob Hope Classic. Hammond wins on the 91st hole with a 12 foot birdie to claim $108,000 from a $600,000 purse. Cook earns $64,000 as runner-up. Jodie Mudd finishes two back at 377. Hal Sutton 338. Stadler, Stewart, and Koch at 339 or 335.
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Sycamores End WSU Hex With 67-54 Valley Win
Indiana State defeats Wichita State 67-54 in a Missouri Valley Conference game to snap a three game skid. John Sherman Williams scores 18 points with six rebounds, Jeff McComb adds 15 points and eight rebounds, Darrion Applewhite chips in 11, while Gus Santos leads Wichita State with 16 points in the loss.
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Fire at Belmont Kills 45 Thoroughbreds
In Elmont New York a Sunday fire at Belmont Park Racetrack barn 48 killed 45 thoroughbreds and damaged a 400 foot barn. Fire officials blamed a burst sprinkler pipe and cited a possible hay ignition while officials estimated the barn at one million dollars and horses at up to five million. Trainers including John P. Campo and Mike Daggett mourned the loss as firefighters battled the blaze for over an hour.
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