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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1971

Page

2

Added Depth Makes OU For Real In 71

Ottawa University seeks back to back ECAC titles as veterans lead the Braves in a deeper 1971 squad. Boucek notes 15 lettermen plus new players boost sprint and relay power while hurdles and distance groups show promise. The team opens at Cook Field vs William Jewell and faces a demanding spring schedule.

Ottawa University Kansas Bill Boucek Braves Ottawa Boucek William Jewell Cook Field Emporia Oscar Harris Ben Newson Fred Johnson Johnson Bob Burnett Scott Purdy Bill Reece Ron Abernathy Mike Bowen Harris Bill Love Doug Rouse Harvey Nicholson Nicholson Nate Davis Tom Brundage Nicholas Kinsch Bob Corey Mark Hammer Cal Kroeker Ted Sandberg John Mitchell Purdy Bob Winn Midwest Winn Sid Walker Walker Mitchell Roger Tiegreen Bob Bryant Boueck Doe Fredrickson Tiegreen Bryant Don Wendt Wendt Jim Daugharthy John Adams Adams Bob Hamburger Matthew Hunt Chuck Erickson Erickson

Volleyball Results Women's and Men's Divisions

Westminster defeats Cal Baptist. F.U. Meth. beats N. Baptist. Nazarene defeats F. Lutheran. Foursquare defeats F. Baptist. F. Bible defeats F. Baptist. In men's play W, Preg. defeats F. Bapt. T.U. Meth. and F. Christian top Faith Bible. F.U. Meth. defeats Nazarene. F. Lutheran defeats N. Baptist. Foursquare wins over F. Baptist.

Westminster Cal. Bap F.U. Meth N. Bap. Nazarene F. Luth. Foursquare F. Baptist F. Bible F. Bap. T.U. Meth F. Christian Faith Bible F.U. Meth Nazarene F. Luth N. Baptist Foursquare

Mighty UCLA Holds Lead With Vicious Defense

UCLA built a strong lead through a tenacious, pressuring defense and clutch shooting to remain undefeated in 28 games. Coach John Wooden credited defense over offense, citing near-misses and dramatic late wins against Notre Dame Stanford USC Oregon Washington State and Washington. Long Beach State coach Jerry Tarkanian called UCLA remarkable for winning tight games despite the Bruins’ inconsistent scoring.

LOS Angeles UCLA Bruins Walt Hazzard Gail Goodrich Lew Alcindor John Wooden Wooden Notre Dame Terry Schofield John Ecker Washington Charles Dudley Huskies Curtis Rowe Steve Hawes NCAA Tarkanian

Cinderella Hawaii Upsets Oklahoma In Double OT Thriller

Hawaii Rainbows, traveling seven thousand miles, defeated Oklahoma 88-87 in double overtime to reach the NIT quarterfinals at Madison Square Garden. North Carolina beat Providence 86-79, Duke toppled Tennessee 78-64. Hawaii next faces St Bonaventure while Michigan meets Georgia Tech. Key players included Bill Chamberlain with 19 for North Carolina, Dave Chadwick and Tom Newell for Hawaii, and John Peneback and Al Davis delivering late scoring.

Hawaii Madison Square Garden Oklahoma North Carolina Providence Duke Tennessee Tom Newell al Davis Newell John Yule Bobby Jack Sooners Rainbows John Penebacker Jack

Playoff Basketball Schedule From March to Early April

Associated Press outlines the Eastern and Western Conference playoff semifinals and finals. Series begin March 24 with Philadelphia at Baltimore and Chicago at Los Angeles, with multiple cities hosting remaining games through early April including Milwaukee versus San Francisco in Oakland and Los Angeles versus Chicago in potential later rounds.

Associated Press Philadelphia Baltimore Chicago Los Angeles Atlanta New York Milwaukee San Franci Oakland Calif Ernoon San Francisco Madison Wis

Insurance Pitch Promises 2000 Dollar Death Benefit

An advertising offer claims a plan paying two thousand dollars for accidental death or loss of two limbs or eyesight. The premium is ten cents a week and coverage lasts up to age sixty. The notice highlights the risk of over hundred thousand annual deaths and presents the policy as an affordable safeguard.

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