Ottawa’s Tyson Harvey earns All-EKL basketball honor
Senior Tyson Harvey is the lone Ottawa High player named to the East Kansas League all stars as the league coaches announce 10 player boys and girls teams. All-EKL honors go to a dozen seniors seven juniors and a sophomore with Blue Valley Miege Olathe North Ottawa and others well represented. Harvey averaged 9 points per game, led Ottawa in rebounds and shooting efficiency as the Cyclones finished 3-7 ERL and 9-11 overall.
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Tyson Harvey
Ottawa High
Blue Valley
Bishop Miege
Olathe North
Olathe South
Bonner Springs
Biddy Basketball Season Closes in Ottawa 1982
The Ottawa Recreation Commission wrapped its 1982 Biddy basketball season with six Ottawa High School games. Celtics beat Supersonics 35 to 25 in sixth-seventh grade action. Bucks toppled Lakers 35-15. Cyclones downed Wildcats 16-14. Sooners defeated Tigers 20-4. Cowboys beat Buffaloes 17-8. Jayhawks edged Cornhuskers 16-14. About 100 boys participated over three weeks of instruction then three weeks of games with five coaches assisting.
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Ottawa Recreation Commission
Ottawa High School
Celtics
Supersonics
Jason Sellers
Bo Gollier
Steve Baylor
Dana Crump
Brian Espinosa
Nathaniel Sandstrom
Ryan Meyer
Greg Shaffer
Tim Spears
Lyon Latimer
Charlie Winsky
Shane Robbins
Scott Weidner
Mark Clevenger
Lakers
Scott Snow
Jason Maxwell
Raymundo Rivera
Steve DeVore
Fred Wingert
Travis Behrens
Cyclones
Wildcats
Chad Payne
Kenneth Boyer
Craig Schultze
Sooners
Tigers
Ricky Jackson
Mike Foltz
Spenser Somers
Jeff Altendorf
John Gollier
Daryl Spigle
Cowboys
The
Buffaloes
Noah Sandstrom
Nick Campbell
Chad Seymour
Bobby Gragg
Jerrod Fredricks
Matt Worley
Cornhuskers
Keith Walter
Robin Elliott
Billy Clancy
Bob Jung
Evan Shaffer
Todd Burroughs
Kurt Skiles
Todd Schultze
ORC
Cops Accuse Robbery After Fort Myers Standoff
Kansas City Royals reliever Renie Martin said police aimed shotguns and a handgun at him during a Fort Myers incident. A store robbery call led officers to arrest a man described as a government agent, who was pushed to the ground despite clerks and witnesses saying all was clear.
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Fort Myers, Fla
Renie Martin
Kansas City Royals
Martin
Fort Myers
Ile
Family Twosome Bowling Scores From Augusta Zone
Readout lists multiple bowling pairs and their scores from a family tournament. Winners include Laurel Land and Libby Land with 765 and Tina Pyle and Betty Pyle with 731. various divisions name Mother Daughter Father Daughter Mother Son Junior and Major teams with top scores from Rockers Jung Spears and others.
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Augusta
Laurel
Libby Land
Tina
Betty Pyle
Leo Pyle
Becky
Manuel
Phyllis Rockers
Mark
Carolyn Bischell
Theresa
Barb Spears
Pam
Nan Jung
Bill Jung
Sherm Spears
Brian
Max
Phypils Rockers
Charlie Rockers
Bob
Bryan
Joe Bontender
Waymire Goods
L- Bruner
G. Vaihauer
Fritts
Dot
Underwood Equipment
V. Underwood
Main Street
S. White
Pioneer Seed
D Higdon
V. Waugh
Panthers
M. Patrick
Lantis Builders
W. LantIs
Keith Farms
G Syther
THE
BAR Girls
D. Clemons
Franklin
Upset City Dominates Midwest Regional NCAA Tournament
In the Midwest Regional, upsets prevail as only No. 5 Missouri remains among seeds. Missouri faces Houston while Boston College meets Kansas State in St Louis. BC and K State have each shocked higher seeds. Boston College guard John Bagley leads with 26 points in the DePaul upset, and Kansas State Coach Jack Hartman relies on experience to push for advancement to New Orleans.
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Midwest
Boston College
Houston
Kansas State
Missouri
DePaul
Tigers
St. Louis
Tulsa
Guy Lewis
Cougars
San Francisco
Wildcats
Northern Illinois
North Carolina
Jack Hartman
New Orleans
Raleigh
N.C
Alabama
Memphis State
Villanova
Tar Heels
James Madison
Crimson Tide
St. John’s
N.Y
Northeastern
Wake Forest
Virginia
Mideast
Alabama- Birmingham
Blazers Host Key NCAA Regional Showdowns in Birmingham
The article previews Birmingham games with UAB defeating Indiana and Virginia facing Georgetown. It notes Minnesota versus Louisville, and Oregon State versus Idaho, highlighting Patrick Ewing and Fresno State’s defense as standout factors in Provo Utah.
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Blazers
UAB
Indiana
Cavaliers
Tennessee
Birmingham
Gene Bartow
Virginia
Minnesota
Louisville
Gophers
Tennessee-Chattanooga
Middle Tennessee
Georgetown
Hoyas
Fresno State
Bulldogs
West Virginia
Provo
Utah
Wyoming
Santa Fe Trail Wrestling Ottawa Results 8 and under
Ottawa youth wrestlers placed at the Santa Fe Trail tourney with Toby Aguirre 49 pounds fourth, Jerry Lynn 48 second, Blaine Baldwin 59 third, Marc MecClay 56 first, Matt Knight 67 first, Guy Price 74 second, Bart Baldwin 41 fourth, Eric Chapman 64 fourth. In 10 and under Dustin Sullivan 70 third, Barry Baldwin 57 181, Chad McClay 70 third, Billy Wingate 84 third. 14 and under Darln Weatherbee 150 second. Next tournament: Topeka Invitational at Washburn University Saturday.
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Ottawa
Toby Aguirre
Jerry Lynn
Blaine Baldwin
Marc MecClay
Matt Knight
Guy Price
Bart Baldwin
Eric Chapman
Dustin Sullivan
Barry Baldwin
Chad McClay
Billy Wingate
Darln Weatherbee
Washburn University
City Bowling Record Falls at Indian Lanes
Ottawa bowler Bill Jung IV set a city single game record with a 299 at Indian Lanes in the Jayhawkers League on Monday night. He missed a 300 by one pin after 11 straight strikes, finishing a 746 series with 235 and 212 games, while maintaining a 200 plus average across three leagues.
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Ottawa
Bill Jung
Jung
Bob Haas
Royal T Lanes
Jayhawkers
Royals Spring Pitching Remains In Disarray
In Fort Myers, Kansas City pitchers yielded 31 runs in three exhibitions as Montreal Expos beat the Royals 11-5 behind Larry Parrish and Tim Blackwell three run homers. Keith Creel struggled, Willie Aikens homered, and Steve Rogers earned the win for Montreal.
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Fort Myers
Fla
Dick Howser
Kansas City Royals
Howser
Dennis Leonard
Larry Gura
Royals
Montreal Expos
Larry Parrish
Tim Blackwell
Kansas City
Keith Creel
Expos
Parrish
Creel
Blackwell
Renie Martin
Wallace Johnon
Montreal
Willie Aikens
Lee May
Tom Gorman
Darryl Motley
Steve Rogers
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Steve Mathey
Barry Reynolds
Russell
Tedenbaugh
Brian Johnson
Trevor Riley
Brian Janson
Joe Lewis
Bart Swartz
Jayhawks
Tom Ratliff
Steve Martin
Scott Booker
G. Hyder
Three and
C. Wilson
R. Burnett
R. Poleet
Randr
D. Stottlemira
Baxter Moble Homes
M. Wolken
Mamas and Papas
J. Houston
G. Wilson
R. Wolken
L. Banner
A. Edgecomb
L. Edgecomb
J. Robertson
L. Pyre
M. Gooding
K. Miner
K. Hirt
A. McMillen
Prairie Dogs
P. Bagent
Mighty Five
D. Mie
M. Wilson
Tormb
Comeback
M. Johnson
D. Carey
Arnold
Vathauer
J. Scribner
Millie
R. Carterman
George's Girls
K. Niehaff
Dari Queen North
R. Simmons
Pizza Shack
Teoe
J. Gregg
D. Robinson
Green Acres
L. Devin
D. Huske
Nitcher
Heckman
Ledom
Osburn
Flowers
McCurdy
Ottawa Bus Service
Milton
441
Brunswick
John
K. Liegerat
G. Miller
Franklin Savings
L. Kramer
Grill
D. Steele
Nicolas
T. Moats
Andy
D. Griffin
SWANK
D. Whiteford
W. Wilson
By Barry Wilner
Fresno
Patrick Ewing
Rod Higgins
Oregon State
Idaho
Vandals
Big Sky
Beavers
Iowa
OSU
Pepperdine
Bill Jungiv
First National Bank OF Ottawa
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