Paola Routs Ottawa High in Wrestling Meet
Paola High School defeated Ottawa High 46 to 22 as the Panthers surged with early pins and key decisions to close the regular season. OHS finishes 3-7 in duals and eyes East Kansas League championships at Olathe South next. JV also split, with Mike Voigts earning a first-period pin for Ottawa's squad.
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AFC and NFC playoff results toward Super Bowl XVII
First round saw Raiders defeat Browns and Dolphins top Patriots. Jets beat Bengals while Washington, Green Bay, Dallas, Minnesota advanced. Jets upset Raiders in divisional, then Green Bay edged Dallas and Minnesota topped Washington in the NFC. Conference finals: Washington beat Dallas and Miami topped New York Jets. Super Bowl XVII set for January 30 in Pasadena with Miami vs Washington.
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Ottawa Braves Cruise Past Kansas Wesleyan in KCAC Sweep
Ottawa University men toppled Kansas Wesleyan 83-54 to snap a five game skid, led by Aaron Quilla with 17 points and eight rebounds as the Braves dominated 50 percent shooting and 46-23 rebounding. The OU women edged KWU 68-61 behind freshmen guards Regina McClellan with 26 and Renee Holland with 18, overcoming injuries to seven players. Ottawa improves to 4-10 overall and 3-6 in KCAC for the men, while the women rise to 6-8 overall and 2-4 in ECAC. Both teams set to play Sterling on Saturday.
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Wilson Hopeful Of Royal Runaway In '83
Royals outfielder Willie Wilson forecasts a strong 1983 bid in the American League West, citing injuries last year and veteran leadership. He questions Chicago’s Floyd Bannister impact, notes Hal McRae’s leadership value, and recalls his 1982 .382 batting average as proof Royals can win with August and October effort.
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College Scores and Notes From Across the Leagues
Oklahoma 81 Oklahoma State 80 in Big Eight action leads a slate of results with Rockhurst, Cent Methodist, Drury, and others winning. Baseball coverage includes Frank Howard and Wilbur Wilson discussing the season’s end and potential for next year.
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State Fur Harvester Season Ends Soon Regulations
Hunters and trappers are reminded of possession and tagging rules as furbearer seasons wind down. Live furbearers may be kept only through the season end. unskinned carcasses 48 hours. raw pelts 30 days. Raccoon season closed Jan 15 with pelts due by Sunday. badgers and bobcats close Monday.
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Memorial honors Bear Bryant loyalty marked by tributes
At a Tuscaloosa memorial for football coaching great Paul W Bryant, former players and coaches praised his loyalty and generosity. The service drew thousands as honorary pallbearers from Bryant’s programs and rivals paid respects, while noting his heart disease and retirement after a storied 38 year career.
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