Ottawa woman's 8 point buck eyes Boone & Crockett record
Ottawa resident Judy Wiederholt shot an 8 point white tailed buck on December 5 near Homewood weighing about 270 pounds. The deer's antlers meet Boone and Crockett standards, ranking high among typical racks, with Kansas Fish and Game officials placing it 14th among state records and potentially the sixth best 8 point typical rack in a century. The story notes hunting regulations changes for 1982 including channel cat daily creel limits, trotline rules, tagging requirements, and bow fishing allowances.
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Washburn Earns Coveted NAIA Spot in Kansas City
Washburn earns a spot in the NATA national tournament by defeating Marymount 57-52 in Salina. Tyrone Crawford scores 19 and Pete McNeal 18 for Washburn, which improves to 22-8 while Marymount ends 27-6. Missouri Western and Washburn will represent District 16 and 10 respectively in Kansas City. Rockhurst, led by Dennis Luber with 15, finishes 19-10 after a 7-44 district title loss.
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Tyrone Crawford
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Dennis Luber
Salina
Gary Carrier
Kyle Unruh
Dave Nelson
Kent Smith
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Kings Stroll To Easy Win Over Pacers
Kansas City Kings crushed Indiana 120 to 82 at Kemper Arena as eight Kings hit double figures led by Woodson Johnson and Steve Johnson. The win tied their longest streak this season and marked the largest margin of victory. Indiana coach McKinney lamented inconsistent effort despite a recent productive run.
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Missouri defensive star McCrary likely out vs Nebraska
MU defensive ace Marvin McCrary was struck near the right eye in Tuesday's win over Colorado and hospitalized. Coaches expect a day to day update with him doubtful for the semifinal game against Nebraska, leaving coach Norm Stewart to consider replacements such as Mark Dressler, Michael Walker, or freshman Greg Cavener.
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Bowling Bits and Night Ladies Standings From Local Leagues
Early Risers Kept pace with Keith Farms 48 to 32 while Lantis Builders led second with 67 to 38. Monday Night Ladies list Stinnett Chavy Olds atop 67 33 and Nitcher’s Floor Service 65 35. Tuesday Night Ladies show Eagles Auxiliary 0 40 with Rainbow Beauty Bar 57 14 42 percent. Indian Squaws crown Indian Lanes 45 35 over Country Kitchen 40 40. Thursday Night LA 5 sees Leah’s Styling Salon first 56 14 and B s Body Shop second 53 14 14. Olmsted Electric leads IVERS 64 26 with Nite n Gates at 2 49. Splits Converted include multiple pairs and individuals such as Leona Wise and others.
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Ottawa Wrestling Meet Yields Numerous Placing in 8 and Under to 12 and Under
At the Lawrence Ottawa tournament youth wrestlers placed across weight classes from 40 to 175 pounds. Key results include Toby Aguirre 9 and Marc McClay 55 both taking first, Dustin Clary 70 and Kris Patton 175 also finishing first, with 28 of 34 Ottawa wrestlers placing. next meet is Emporia Invitational Saturday.
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Bart Baldwin
Jerry Lynn
Toby Aguirre
Shelby Foltz
James Sneler
Marc McClay
Heath Ball
Keith Farris
Blaine Baldwin
Robby Baach
Roy English
Matt Knight
Dustin Clary
Guy
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Cyclone Cagers Face Tough Sub-State Playoffs
Ottawa High teams enter Class 5-A sub-state at Washburn Rural in Topeka as underdogs. The girls meet top-seeded Emporia at 6 and the boys clash with Atchison at 8. Coach Don Swartz notes Ottawa’s quick opponents and relies on defense and tempo to counter, while emphasizing urgency after a long layoff.
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OU Sophomore On All-District Team
The NAIA District 10 basketball selections name three players repeating from last year on the men’s squad and four unanimous picks on the women’s side. Notables include Nate Rollins and Willie Carter among others, with Barbara Crill earning coach of the year for Pittsburg State in the women’s awards.
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Nate Rollins
Southwestern
Eugene Cheadie
Salina
Tom Collins
Barbara Crill
Pittsburg St
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