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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1978
Page
2
Scott Hay, a 6 3 senior frontliner for the Cyclones, was named Herald Ottawa High Player of the Week for leading Ottawa to third place in the Capitol City Invitational at Washburn Rural. He posted 34 points and 22 rebounds over three games and earned All Tournament honors.
Pomona's Tom Brown earns Area Player of the Week after key plays help Pomona win the Tri Lakes League tournament. Brown scored 19 points in a 56 41 semifinal win over Williamsburg and added a team high 13 in a 40 24 title victory over Burlingame, including a 30 foot overtime shot.
The Fish and Game Commission seeks to grant game protectors full peace officer status to allow arrest and prosecution of broader violations. Current statutes limit authority to fish and game laws, leaving many crimes unprosecuted. Training is the same 200 hours as other officers, with enforcement focused on fish and game rules unless a flagrant non fish and game offense or emergency arises.
Local scoreboard lists multiple teams including PRINCETON JAYCEES, WESLEYAN, SACRED HEART, FAITH LUTHERAN, and FIRST CHRISTIAN in recent league play. Notable tallies feature J. Rass and Stewart for First Christian, plus performances by J. Gipson and G. Hil for Lutheran, with Totals in the 60s for Pomona YF and others across the board.
Vida Blue's return to Oakland triggers Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn's call to void last month's deal sending him to Cincinnati for Dave Revering and cash. Reds president Bob Howsam warns public confidence could collapse while Finley vows to meet Kuhn in court again.
The elder MacPhail, famed promoter and Yankee executive, was named to Baseball's Hall of Fame by a veterans committee. He revived teams, installed lights, and boosted attendance before leaving baseball after 1947. Also noted are inductees Addie Joss and Eddie Mathews. In Kansas, seven people were chosen for the State Activities Hall of Fame with ceremonies planned March through May at various venues.
Gas station names and score-like figures appear in a dense OCR list of entities with high low values. Readable items include several business names such as O Ottawa bus, Royal Five 2, Hard entries like Sim's-1 J and Early Risers Pioneer Seeds. The fragment emphasizes a catalog of names and scores rather than a cohesive story.
The Ottawa University women’s basketball game against Marymount moves to Friday night at 5:15 p.m. at Wilson Field House after being listed for tonight in Monday’s Herald.
Ottawa High meets Bonner Springs in a key EKL dual at the OHL gym with junior varsity at 6:00 and varsity to follow. Ottawa carries a 5-1 dual record this winter and hosts EKL championships Saturday.
Kentucky remains No 1 in the AP poll after beating Georgia 90 73 to hold 14 1 and 926 points while Arkansas rises to No 2 with 723 points. The report lists top 20 teams, recent results, and key upsets including Indiana over Michigan State and Loyola Chicago over Marquette.
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