Five former players named to Pro Football Hall of Fame
Fran Tarkenton Paul Hornung Ken Houston Willie Lanier and Doak Walker were among five former players selected for the 1986 Pro Football Hall of Fame. Tarkenton and Hornung survived final cut with other inductees announced after balloting ahead of Super Bowl XX.
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Spring Hill Tops Garnett In Louisburg Invite Opener
Top seed Spring Hill rallied to outscore Garnett 20-10 after halftime as Amy Renollet led with 14 points and joined by two teammates in double figures in the Louisburg Invitational girls basketball game. Kim Jones also contributed.
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Louisburg Invitational Brackets Set In Sporting Shootout
Louisburg hosts Shawnee Aquinas and Ottawa High Paola in first round action as Garnett faces Spring Hill in a 52 to 21 win boosting to a semifinal with Osawatomie. Garnered chaos, fouls, and a 21.6 percent shooting night for Garnett’s 371 weight mark.
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Herald Athletes Of The Week Named In Ottawa Area
Ottawa High sophomore Steve Mathey and Ottawa University senior Rob Noel earn Herald Athletes of the Week honors. Noel scored 19 and 26 points in consecutive outings for OU, while Matney totaled 47 points in three games and led an OT win. Also honored are Dale Kratzberg and Evan Doran for mid season titles with Central Heights and Garnett respectively.
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McRae Seeks Major League Duo With Son Amid Royals Hope
Hal McRae said his 1985 thrill was son Brian being drafted by the Kansas City Royals, with Brian already in Gulf Coast League and invited to spring training. Hal, 39, noted a possible future season playing with Brian would be his longest shared time in baseball.
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MdCV Girls Rally Past Northern Heights In Lyon County Tourney
MdCV Lady Trojans improved to 8-6 by defeating Northern Heights 70-56 in the Lyon County League opener at White Auditorium. The win avenges an earlier 58-45 loss to the Wildcats on January 7 and sets up a semifinal against Olpe Friday at 4 p.m. after a 26-13 fourth quarter surge.
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Lyons McCU boys reach tournament with balanced scoring
In a field opening, McCV features Mastell Ivey and McMillin combining for 59 points as the Trojans top Northern Heights 50 42 from the floor. Mastell leads with 23, Irey 21 and McMillin 15 while Wheat leads NH with 20. MD CV shoots 37.5 percent to NH 38.5 as turnovers and free throws decide the game. The tournament resumes Wednesday with Waverly MdCV and Madison in first round play and top seed Marais des Cygnes awaiting the winner.
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Smith Leads OU Thinclads in Warrensburg meet
Ottawa University's track team, led by Steffen Smith, excelled at a Warrensburg, Missouri meet with Smith tying for first in high jump at 6-8 and pole vault at 14-6, later placing second on tiebreakers. Cindy Blakeley was third in the two mile and Karrie Brockman sixth in long jump as OU prepared for Friday's Liberty, Missouri indoor meet at William Jewell College.
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Loyola-Chicago 89, St. Louis U. 60 Valparaiso 68, SW Missouri 62 Mo Kansas City 70, Rockhurst 68 Drury 4, Washburn 53 Lincoln 81, Westminster 74 Culver-Stockton 60, Tarkio 7 Wm Jewell 73, Baker 68 Washington St. Louis 94, Maryville St. Louis 74 St Thinals Edwardsville 82, Mo St Louis 74 Mo Baplis 67, Hannibal LaGrange 62
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