Ottawa Cyclones Meet Kingman In State Tournament Opener
Ottawa High School battles Kingman in the first round of the Kansas 3-A state tournament at Emporia Civic Auditorium. The Cyclones, 16-6, ride a 13-1 stretch and face a seasoned Kingman squad, 19-3, with the winner advancing in a tightly contested 1971 meet. Ottawa coach H K Stevens notes Kingman’s savvy and the challenge of tourney play, while Ottawa relies on balanced scoring from Chaney Mendell Grogan and Porter. Wallace’s doubtful status leaves David Drumright to fill gaps as Ottawa aims to upset a veteran foe.
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Terry Ostmeyer
Ottawa High
Cyclones
Osawatomie
OHS
Kingman
Emporia
Civic Auditorium
Eagles
Ottawa
H. K. Stevens
Stevens
OHL Cagers
State
Wichita West
Brad
Chris Dixon
Steve Geesling
Ted Settle
Brad Williams
Settle
Dixon
Kansas
Coffeyville
Sumner
Don Ward
Richard Mendell
Charley Porter
Chris Chaney
Tony Penn
Steve Grogan
Mike Wallace
OHL
David Drumright
Wallace
Chaney
Mendell
Grogan
Porter
State Berth Payoff For Tiger Coach
Lyndon special notes credit to Nick Dawson for Lyndon high program success. His eight-season record spans grade school to varsity with 368 wins and 92 losses, including a 24-0 varsity season and 94 percent over two years. Key players include Culbertson Wiley Dehn Hurt Kendall Emery and others. Fans head to Hutchinson to support the Tigers in state tournament.
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Lyndon
Nick Dawson
Dawson
Bob Emery
al Hart
John Allen
Bob Knoernschild
Mike Able
Bruce Walquist
Tiger
Kansas City
Hutchinson
Fledgling Privateers Top NCAA College Division Poll
LSU New Orleans Privateers top the final AP College Division poll in only their second season, scoring 273 points and four first place votes. Kentucky State finishes second with 246 points, Tennessee State third, and Assumption fifth.
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Associated Press
LSU
New Orleans
Privateers
Kentucky State
Thorobreds
Tennessee State
Tigers
Fairmont
W.va
Falcons
Assumption
Owens Named Big Eight Coach of the Year at KU
Kansas coach Ted Owens, builder of the fifth ranked Jayhawks, collects the Big Eight Coach of the Year honor after guiding KU from a 2 of 25 start to an 18 game win streak and a league title. Owens, 41, notes growth from early years of near daily practices and relentless pursuit of victory.
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Kansas City
Ted Owens
Kansas Jayhawks
Jayhawks
Louisville
Owens
Kentucky
Adolph Rupp
UCLA
John Wooden
Kansas
Wooden
Tickets At OHS for 3-A state tournament sales
Ottawa High School announces general admission tickets priced at 1.50 for students and 2 for adults and limited reserved seats at Emporia for night sessions at 3. W P Shepard says 54 reserved tickets were sent to his office and more may be obtained by calling 316-348-1433.
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Emporia
Ottawa
W. P. Shepard
OHS
Frazier Agrees to Rematch with Ali in New Talks
Heavyweight champion Joe Frazier said he will meet Muhammad Ali again after a title bout in New York. Frazier and Ali both voiced desire for a return match while promoter Cartwell Enterprises expects up to 20 million dollars in gross from the event.
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New York
Joe Frazier
Muhammad Ali
Philadelphia
Butcher
BBC
Britain
Frazier
Ali
Cartwell Enterprises, Inc
Hollywood
Jerry Perecchio
Buckeyes clinch Big Ten title en route to NCAA bid
Ohio State defeated Indiana 91 75 to seal the Big Ten championship under Fred Taylor and pursue a Mid East Regional NCAA game with Marquette or Miami of Ohio. Michigan won at Iowa 86 82 keeping second place hopes alive as Purdue beat Wisconsin 81 77. Northwestern upset Illinois 85 70 and Michigan State edged Minnesota 73 71. Rusty Tyler closed Brown career with 46 points. Illinois fell to its eighth straight league loss.
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Joe Mgoshil
Associated Press
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Jim Cleamons
Indiana
Fred Taylor
Big Ten
Wolverines
Purdue
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Illinois
Michigan State
Minnesota
Brown
Rhode Island
Colgate
NYU
Rusty Tyler
Harry Platt
Northeastern
Michigan
Purdie
Vader
NIT
Henry Wilmore
Iowa
Fred Brown
Larry Weatherford
Boilermakers
Bob Ford
George McGinnis
Rudy Benjamin
Rick Sund
Nick Weatherspoon
Ilinois
Tuesday Night Ladies Eagles Bowl Standings High Scores
The Tuesday night bowling results show team Eagles Four for High 10 30 Maloney 229 561 and leaders across leagues. Individual high games include Ferris 134 and Cordle 373. Other notable scores: Mock 207 532, Allen 136 396, Warhurst 214 541, Heathman 181 and Ferguson 422, Walken 218 587, Simmons 214 528, Yost 200 554, Vaughn 201 547, Wall 220 603, Davis 199 559.
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Ladies Eagles
Maloney
Haley Oil
Ferris
Cordle
Peoples National
Mock
Todd Insurance
Allen
Arnold's
Warhurst
Heathman
Ferguson
Hughes
Walken
Simmons
PENCE
Yost
Shine’s
VaUghan
Ottawa Co-Op
Wall
Davis
Fitness Class Openings at Ottawa High
Enrollment remains open for the Ottawa Recreation Commission fitness class led by Bud Wheeler. The Monday Wednesday and Friday morning sessions run 6:30 to 7:30 a.m. at Ottawa High, priced at 10 dollars for a 10 week period.
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Ottawa ‘Recreation Conmlasion
Ottawa High
Bud Wheeler
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