Bonner Crowned EKL Wrestling Champion in 9th Title Run
Bonner Springs dominated the East Kansas League meet, scoring 16444 points to outpace Ottawa High, which earned 134. Olathe took third at 128 as Turner trailed. Ottawa celebrated four champions led by Glen Covert and Linn Morgan, while Bonner had eight finalists and four champions including Dave Burton and Paul Amrein.
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NBC Wins TV Rights For 1980 Moscow Olympics
NBC said it would televise the 1980 Summer Games despite Soviet denials that contracts were finalized. NBC vice president Carl Lindemann Jr. announced signing with the Soviet Organizing Committee, while a Soviet spokesman noted no rights award had occurred.
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George Brett Says Loyalty Counts In Royals Contract Talks
Kansas City star George Brett, amid free agency talk, defends loyalty to the Royals and reveals negotiating a 4 or 6 year deal while rejecting a high-priced agent. He notes teammates Mark Littell and Hal McRae expect new contracts and questions whether rivals like Reggie Jackson merit top salaries. Brett criticizes players missing duties at winter banquets and highlights his belief in fair treatment from the Royals.
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Jackets Sting OU Women in 55 35 Victory
Graceland pulled away in the second half to beat Ottawa University 55 to 35 in a women’s basketball game. Susan Mitchum led Graceland with 14 points while Jean Foster and Cheri Kenyon added 12 each. Ottawa struggled from the floor at 16.5 percent and finishes with a 1- game losing streak snapped the night before.
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Ottawa Swim Club shines at Raytown BC meet relays win two
Sixteen Ottawa swimmers competed at the Raytown YMCA meet. The 10 and under 20-yard medley relay team of Owens, Rutter, Douglas, and Hoffman won in 2:55, while the 10 and under 200-yard freestyle relay of Rutter, Hoffman, Griffin, and Douglas triumphed in 2:43.2. Various age groups posted several top placings including Hoffman in multiple sprints, Douglas with three firsts, and Gaeddert taking top honors in the 50-yard freestyle.
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