Paola Panthers overpower Ottawa High in wrestling dual
Paola dominated Ottawa High 49-16 at Cyclone Gym after winning the first nine bouts. Key 167-pound clash saw Keenan Beauchamp of Ottawa defeat Paola’s Dave Shoemaker 14-6. Ottawa’s late rally produced several wins, but Paola claimed seven dual losses for Ottawa this season.
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Ottawa Sports and Trophy Show slated for Feb. 28
Ottawa plans its inaugural Sports and Trophy Show at the National Guard Armory on Sunday February 28 from noon to 4 pm. Organizer Stan Nichols invites local hunters and taxidermists to display trophies and photos with no competition. Individual booths cost $5 and retail displays $20 for about 144 square feet. Contact Nichols at 107 N Main or call 242-7977 or 242-6669 for details.
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Ottawa Rookies Rally Past Emporia For Big Win
The Ottawa High freshmen defeated Emporia 49-31 in an overtime rematch, finishing strong with a 22-8 run in the final period. Keith Hodges led with 12 points, John Wray 11, while Emporia was limited to 23 percent shooting and 43 total shots. The JV also won 32-25, with Sauer, Simms, and Burrichter combining for 24. Ottawa visits Central Heights Saturday at 9 AM.
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Kuhn Defends MLB Free Agent Process Amid Collusion Claims
Commissioner Bowie Kuhn says 1981 re entry draft free agent signings show only a small 4 percent difference from last year and declines collusion. Marvin Miller counters with charged evidence of post strike tactics and warns the public about clubs’ unilateral bargaining limits and three year contracts.
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Men Revamp City Bowling Standings
The city bowling tournament saw major changes in the men’s doubles with three new top pairs led by Dave Moody and Al Zabloudil at 1281 pins. Kevin Kimball and Rod McGinnis placed third with 1242 as Jon Moore kept the singles lead at 702 and McGinnis rose to second with 690.
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Area Teams In Big 7 Finals
Appanoose junior high boys and Pomona girls reach Big Seven finals after semifinal wins. Appanoose beats Lebo 40 35 to face Marais des Cygnes Valley while Valley edged Scranton in overtime. Pomona girls top Lebo 25 13 to meet Valley. Sally Teichgraever held to 7 points.
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