Lansford's 50-Yard Field Goal Lifts Rams Over Bears
Eric Dickerson rushed for 111 yards and caught 46 more as the Los Angeles Rams beat the Chicago Bears 20-17. Lansford kicked a 50-yard game-winner with four seconds left after a key Dickerson play, while Walter Payton left with a dislocated toe.
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Johnson wins 5A regional title for Ottawa High girls
Nicole Johnson, a freshman at Ottawa High School, rebounded from a 21st place East Kansas League showing to win the 5A regional girls cross country title in 13:29 on the 2 mile course, helping Ottawa High secure the team championship. Coach Mark Laws praised her smart race strategy and guts as she eyed stronger performances ahead. The Ottawa High Athlete of the Week honors went to Johnson over teammate Sue Pack and others highlighted for regional results.
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Boldra stars as Ottawa routs Tabor 51 7 on offense
Ottawa University quarterback Carl Boldra went six of ten for 123 yards and two touchdowns against Tabor College while 150 pound return specialist Swinehart scored twice on kickoff returns of 90 and 85 yards. Coach Glenn Percy praised Boldra's footwork and protection as Ottawa improved to 51 7 in the Kansas Conference showdown. Boldra and Swinehart shared Ottawa Athlete of the Week honors alongside other standout performers.
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Piersol Runs For 146 Yards In Williamsburg Win
Brian Piersol rushed 23 times for 146 yards and two touchdowns in Williamsburg Panthers 28-12 district victory over Pleasanton. He added a 7-yard reception, two punt returns, and 13 tackles. Area Athlete of the Week honors followed, with coach praising his all around performance.
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Miami Maintains Top AP Poll After FSU Win
Miami remains No. 1 in the Associated Press college football poll for the sixth straight week after routing No. 20 Florida State 41-23 to improve to 8-0. Penn State and Michigan stay Nos. 2 and 3 as Oklahoma holds fourth. Arizona State rises to fifth after a 34-21 win over Washington.
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Veterans Celebration 5 and 10K Road Races Here Saturday
The Veterans Celebration 5 and 10 kilometer runs start at 8 a.m. Saturday at City Park Ottawa with a scenic route through Ottawa. Sponsored by VFW post Ottawa Chamber of Commerce and Kansas National Guard, entry is $8 before race day $12 on race day. T-shirts to all entrants. awards for overall and age divisions. attendees urged to be cautious of runners. Entry forms at Chamber of Commerce Office 109 E 2nd 242-1000.
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Grange sets yardage marks in 1924 Michigan upset
Illinois star Red Grange exploded for 262 total yards and four touchdowns on four touches against Michigan on October 18, 1924. He sprinted 95, 67, 56, and 44 yards for TDs, remaining untackled as fans recall the landmark performance.
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