WEART OF AMERICA CONFERENCE INDOOR CHAMPIONSHIPS MESSED RESULTS
Readable results from the WEART OF AMERICA CONFERENCE indoor meet show team scoring with Ottawa leading and Mid-America Nazarene, Graceland, and Tarkio posting numerous marks. Individual events include shot put, mile run, pole vault and relays with athletes from Ottawa, Mid-America Nazarene, Graceland, Tarkio, and others earning top placements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weart OF America
Ottawa
Mid-America Nazarene
Graceland
William Jewell
Tarkio
Jarssduri Valley
Central Method
Brown
Jewell
Graves
Allen
Mid-America
Clark
Mann
Clancy
Wiecrarik
Missres
Hayes
Erast
Tarkie
Conner
Heard
Methodist
Crawford
Gamble
Thelander
Ward
Hibsenhott
Dash
Cronbaugh
Pyburn
Fitts
Way
Pricer
Korinski
Palmer
Manganiello
Struik
Jeweth & Costevite
Mitchell
Rysyk
Willams
Mass
McWalley
Beasley
Hatcher
Parmenter
Towns
Mo Valley
Brady
Johnson
Run
Bailey
Henderson
Bruce Beasley
Pollard
Wilson
Hildreth
Hudson
Morrison
Jewll
Calderwood
Gmawa
Gorn
Ma Walley
Shepard
Pulliam
Wieczorik
Mid. America
Christenson
Pyburm
Blunt
Sawa
Joe
Mo-Valley
Pitts
Crowbaugh
Tarkin
Fitzpatrick
Mo.Valley
Horsley
Mid- America
Ottawa Swimmer Qualifies for Division II Title
Ottawa Swim Club member Tony Anderson earned a title berth at the Wichita Invitational. He won the 60 free in 44.420 seconds, took first in the 100 breast, placed second in the 200 breast, and was fourth in the 200 individual medley with a 2 40.93 time. The Division II Championship is set for March 12-14 at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Tony Anderson
Ottawa Swim Club
Love Aquatic Center
Tong
Whcbe
Marc
NFL Eyes Replacements If Strike Hits 1982 Season
NFL executives consider using replacement players if a strike disrupts the 1982 season. The NFL Players Association and league owners resume bargaining for a new labor deal amid networks seeking a TV package potentially worth $2 billion. Ed Garvey says owners may hire replacements, but networks may not pay for pickup football. If a walkout occurs, it could start after the September 12 opener, possibly around October 24. The union notes lessons from 1974 and asserts it has funds to endure a full season strike.
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Bruce Lowitt
National Football League
NFL
NFL Players Association
Players’ Union
NFL Management Council
Ed Garvey
Garvey
Frank Weschitz
Wesehitz
Players Union Strike Insurance Costs Shift in Baseball
Clubs secure a $150 million credit line from Crocker National Bank to cover lost games during a strike. If games are canceled, teams receive expected gate and TV revenues, while the league gains years to repay. Lloyds of London payments during a 50 day strike have undermined insurance viability, making rates prohibitive. The approach mirrors credit union loans for players and possible jobs for wives as a buffer.
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Crocker National Bank
Lloyds of London
Chuck Sullivan
New England Patriots
Management Council
Lyndon Tigers eye state tourney amid tough schedule
Lyndon High School rides a late surge into the 2-A state tournament in Topeka after a season shaped by a brutal schedule. Coach Nick Dawson credits the mix of top-level games and resilient sophomores Jim Fuller and Scott Robison for the 62 60 sub-state win over Riley County and the eight-game winning streak. The Tigers open against Johnson at Municipal Auditorium, with other first-day games featuring St John, Sedan, Valley Falls, Canton Galva, Baileyville and Frontenac.
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Terry Ostmeyer
Lyndon
Nick Dawson
Tigers
LHS
Topeka
Dawson
Riley County
Wellsville
Silver Lake
Santa Fe Trail
Manhattan
Washburn Rural
Ottawa High
Jim Fuller
Scott Robison
Tiger
Fuller
Ottawa
Robison
Mike Leuszler
Kevin Woodruff
Ruffin McDaniel
Spencer Bridgeman
Terry Hanna
Municipal Auditorium
Johnson
Kansas Power
St. John
Sedan
Valley Falls
Canton- Galya
Baileyville
Frontenac
Biola Eagled Upset Bid in NAIA Tourney Overtime
Unbeaten Biola and coach Howard Lyon survive a two overtime scare from unseeded Western Virginia Tech 69 66 in a first round NAIA game. Wade Kirchmeyer led Biola with 23 points before fouling out. Virginia Tech bowed after a tense finish. Other results included Wisconsin Eau Claire edging Mary College 74 73 in overtime.
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Kansas City
Howard Lyon
Biola Eagles
Western
Virginia Tech
Eagles
South Carolina
Spartanburg
Franklin Pierce
Henderson State
Birmingham-Southern
Xavier
St. Mary's
Tex
Central Washington
Cmberland
Quincy, Ill
Cedarville
Ohio
Oklahoma Christian
Hampton
Wade Kirchmeyer
Kirchmeyer
Lyon
Tom Southerland
Hanover
Indiana
Westminster
Pennsylvania
Saginaw Valley
Mich
Stephen F. Austin
Texas
Southern Tech
Georgia
Paul Quinn
Moorhead State
Minnesota
Catawba
North Carolina
Wisconsin-Eau Claire
Mary College
North Dakota
Western Oregon
Missouri Western
Kearney State
Nebraska
David Lipscomb
Tennessee
Rick Dahl
Mary College of
Bismarck
N.C
Mary
A. Borthke
Dunkel
Eau Claire
Brett Appeals To Royals' Sense Of Equality
Kansas City Star reports Brett seeks a contract similar to George Foster's 10 million for five years and Gary Carter's 15 million for eight. Royals GM Schuerholtz says Brett is hearing offers. no promises, five meetings in a month. Spring games: Pirates exhibition opener. Braves dominate Dodgers 5-0. Expos beat Orioles 2-0 behind strong pitching. Kite wins Bay Hill playoff in sudden death over Nicklaus and Watson. vows not to give the win back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y Herschel Nissenson
Kansas City
George Brett
Kansas City Star
Royals
Brett
George Foster
New York Mets
Gary Carter
Montreal Expos
John Schuerhalz
Pittsburgh Pirates
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Ron Cey
Braves
Orlando
Fla
Tom Kite
Bay Hill
Biddy Basketball Roundup Shows Week Five Results
Ottawa Recreation Commission's fifth Biddy Basketball week featured three grade groups with about 100 boys. Tigers beat Wildcats 24 12 led by Goslier 12 points Minner 6 Spigle 4. Wildcats top scorer Bayer 7. Sooners 6 Cyclones 2 Foltz 4 Somers 2. Wingert 0. Jayhawks 18 Buffaloes 6 Swartz 8 Ratliff 4 Crowley 2 Burgoon 2 Wallace 2. Cowboys 7 Cornhuskers 6 Campbell 5 Gragg 2 DeGroff 2 Elliott 2 Walter 2. 6th-7th grade Lakers 18 Supersonics 17 Clevenger 10 Maxwell 6 Shaffer 9 Latimer 4 Winsky 4. Bucks 37 Celtics 35 Mathey 22 Reynolds 9 Seliers 17. Roundup notes next practices at Ottawa High School gym with scheduled starts 8:15 9:30 and 10:45.
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Uelion
Tigers
Wildcats
John Goslier
Charles Minner
Daryl Spigle
Kenneth Bayer
Craig Schultze
Shawn
Barry Reynolds
Trevor Riley
Russell Redenbaugh
Jason Seliers
Celtics
Bo Gollier
Steve Baylor
Ryan Meyer
Nathaniel Sandstrom
Dean Dailey
Sooners
Cyclones
Ottawa High School
Buffaloes
Cornhuskers
Jayhawks
Cowboys
UNC-Tar Heels Lead Final AP Poll for 1981-82
North Carolina retained the No.1 ranking in the final AP college basketball poll, claiming 47 of 59 first-place votes and 1,162 points. DePaul, led by Ray Meyer, is No.2 with 1,100 points and top seed in the Midwest, while Virginia, Oregon State, Missouri, Georgetown, Minnesota, and Idaho follow in the top ten as Fresno State tops the Second Ten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Canavan
Associated Press
Dean Smith
Ray Meyer
Smith
North Carolina
Tar Heels
Meyer
DePaul Blue Demons
DePaul
Ralph Sampson
Virginia
New Orleans
Cavaliers
Oregon State
Missouri
Georgetown
Minnesota
Idaho
Memphis State
Tulsa
Fresno State
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Otawa
Missouri Valley
Mid. America Nazarence
Willian Jewell
Central Methodist
Fredericks
Kemp
Tummons
Marton
Hertzberg
Jewett
Segovia
Valley
Holm
Hersh
Phillips
Holman
Bonnell
Charles
Grimes
Mo- Vailey
Mercer
Rist
Hiner
Mo. Valley
Alwell
Ma- Valley
Via
Reynolds
Alford
Barker
Cole
Scott
Mo-Vasley
Mo- Valley
Hyatt
Summers
Farrell
T Holman
Willetta
DeLay
Abdul-Wahlab
Benne
Halban
Greenland
Norton
Sears
Mission Valley
NAIA
Dodgers
Jose Alvarez
Larry Bradford
Gene Garber
al Hrabosky
New York Yankees
Yankees
RBI
Andre Robertson
Lou Piniella
Tommy John
Ray Burris
Scott Sanderson
David Palmer
Woodie Fryman
Expos
Baltimore Orioles
Ottawa Recreation Commission
Mike Foltz
Spenser Somers
Fred Wingert
The
Bart Swartz
Tom Ratliff
Billy Crowley
Chad Burgoon
Jarrod Wallace
Jerrod Fredricks
Brent Hoke
Nick Campbell
Bobby Gragg
Mark DeGroff
Robin Elliott
Keith Walter
Lakers
Supersonics
Mark Clevenger
Jason Maxwell
Greg Shaffer
Lyon Latimer
Charlie Winsky
Bucks
Steve Mathey
Oregon St
Memphis St
Fresno SL
Arkansas
Alabama
West Virginia
Kentucky
Iowa
Ala
Birmingham
Wake Forest
UCLA
Louisville
Bradley
Evansville
Houston
James Madison
Kansas State
Lamar
Marquette
Mississippi
North Carolina State
Pepperdine
Pittsburgh
Ohio State
St Joseph’s
San Franc
Southern Cal
Southwestern Louisiana
Tenn
Chattanooga
Villanova
Wichita State
Wyoming
Dick Stinnett
Chevrolet & Olds Inc
Vate
Bob Miller
Ottawa Insurance Agency
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