OHL Players Of The Week Highlight Ottawa Standouts
Two Ottawa High players received OHL Player of the Week honors after last week's 41 0 loss to Emporia Senior Adam Winter and junior Kevin Allan were named Hits of the Week with Winter earning a defensive award for an 87 percent chart grade Allan listed as a 175 pound nose guard and Winter a 190 pound end Travis Broce of Central Heights and Joey Swinehart of Pomona shared Herald Player of the Week honors Broce sparked Heights 14 7 comeback win over Burlington earning a playoff berth Swinehart propelled Pomona to a 64 16 win over Madison rushing 160 yards catching 60 yards and scoring five touchdowns
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Central Heights
Joey Swinehart
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PUS
Newcomers Mighty Five Roll High Scores in Bowling Meet
In a local bowling outing newcomers logged top lines with high 10 and 30 games. Notable scores include D Mleichen 175 and J Chaney 455, plus E Fisher 162-506 for Rantoul Grocery and others such as M Johnson 189-476 for Comeback Kids and P Bagent 178-557 for Dogs.
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D. Mleichen
J. Chaney
Rantoul Grocery
E. Fisher
Feegle
D. Carey
R. Wilson
J. Brittan
H. Tastove
M. Johnson
P. Bagent
K. Miller
Kazan
K. Hirt
Tormb
M. Wolken
Prep District Roundup Vikings, Waverly Gain Playoff Berths
In Topeka Kansas AP report, twenty seven Kansas high school football teams secure playoff spots with district wins or ties. Leaders list across classes 8A to 1A show Shawnee Mission Northwest Manhattan Garden City Olathe South and others clinched or poised entering final week.
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Pitt Becomes Record Sixth No 1 Team
The Associated Press poll names the Pittsburgh Panthers No 1 for the first time in 46 years with six teams sharing the top spot this season. Pitt rose after Penn State’s loss, earning 49 first place votes and 3,283 points as Clemson and Southern California also moved high in the Top Twenty. Georgia and Texas also climb, while Mississippi State drops from the Top Ten.
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Oklahoma
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Arkansas and Southern Mississippi. Last Week, It Was Iowa State
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Broncos Edge Vikings In A Narrow Monday Night Clash
Denver survived a late Vikings surge as Rick Danmeier’s 46 yard field goal attempt fell short. A fourth down gamble by Dan Reeves at the Denver 40 backfired, but Denver held on for a 19-17 win. Ted Brown and Perry Smith played key roles for Minnesota in a fast paced late drive and a 3-3 first half.
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Reeves
Vikings
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Randy Holloway
Tony Galbreath
Tommy Kramer
Bronco
Ted Brown
Perry Smith
Smith
Louis Wright
Brown
Fred Steinfort
Steinfort
Minnesota
Rob Lytle
Otawa Recreation Commission Sets Adult Basketball Meeting
The Otawa Recreation Commission will hold an organizational meeting for the adult basketball program on Wednesday at 7 30 p m at the Youth Center 1a W 4th. All adult teams must attend with a roster and pay entry fees of 125 dollars for city league teams and 85 dollars for church league teams. The city league seeding tournament begins on Noy 9.
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W. 4Th
Japanese All Stars Top Royals in Tokyo Exhibition
Japanese rookies Tatsunori Hara and Hiromichi Ishige homered as the Japan All-Stars defeated the Kansas City Royals 7 3 at Korakuen Stadium before Crown Prince Akihito and 48 000 fans. Royals starters Gura Leonard Splittorff and Quisenberry struggled as Willie Aikens hit a two run homer in the first, but the Japanese hitters pulled ahead in the bottom of the first and never trailed. Hara’s homer proved decisive in giving the Japanese the lead and the win.
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Yomiuri Giants
Hiromichi Ishige
Seibu Lions
Japan All-Stars
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Crown Prince
Akihito
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Dennis Leonard
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Dan Quisenberry
Willie Aikens
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Free agent sweep hits major leaguers led by Reggie Jackson
AP Sports Writer Barry Wilner reports bulk of players declaring free agency include Reggie Jackson, Ray Burris, Sid Monge and seven others. They will enter the re entry draft on November 13 with limited talks on money until after the draft. Jackson, 35, seeks a new deal after a stormy Yankees stint that yielded three pennants and two World Series titles. Other notable names include Bert Campaneris, Bobby Grich, Joe Rudi, and Bill Campbell, among others, with various compensations rules applying for second time free agents. In other notes, Ottawa High Cyclone Booster Club meeting canceled with booster bus space remaining for Friday’s Fort Scott finale. Contact Unruh or Lancaster for details.
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Bill Campbell
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Allen Unruh
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