OU Gals Soured By No Meet
OU Gals soured by a meet canceled to decide the Heart of America Conference crown. Ottawa, Graceland, and Turkio squad members showed a sparse field. Jody Ludlum led OU with a third in javelin while Mindy Unruh and Cheryl Garrett contributed in field events. The HAC season ends with Ottawa finishing the Senior Division No. 3 Soccer slate 6-0 after a forfeit and an 8-1 victory at Gladstone.
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Tarkio crowned HAC track and field champions at Fayette
Tarkio swept the Heart of America Conference meet at Fayette with 69 1/2 points, Graceland 51, Missouri Valley 43, and Ottawa 33. Tarkio claimed two individual titles, set one meet mile record by George Henry, and earned multiple medals led by Jim Schmitz and Brian Criswell.
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Ottawa Braves win Heart of America tennis title at Liberty
Ottawa University dominates Heart of America Conference tennis, taking titles in two singles and two doubles flights. Mike Burke leads OU with a runner up in No 1 singles. Keller and Loman sweep singles titles. Foltz-Keller and Brownbeck-Loman win doubles crowns as OU finishes first with 209 points, ahead of William Jewell, Graceland, Baker, and Central Methodist.
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Ottew
Meridith
Soman-Brownbeck
Green-Shinner
Central Methodist Edges Jewell For Baseball Title In Extra Innings
Central Methodist outlasted William Jewell 5-3 in extra innings to capture the conference baseball crown after a late start and rain disrupted schedule. Ottawa finished 2-3 tied for fourth. Graceland upset Baker 10-4, eliminating Baker from title contention.
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Chiefs New Coach Lands Big Win With Lanier Return
Kansas City coach Paul Wiggin signed Willie Lanier to a three year contract to return at middle linebacker, ending Lanier’s Washington retirement for a six figure per year deal. Lanier praised the move and framed the challenge as restoring the Chiefs to championship poise after Stram era declines.
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