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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1983

Page

2

Tigers Hang On To Close Out OHS, 9-7

Ottawa High's 1983 season ended with a 9-7 loss to Fort Scott in a tense 5A district finale. Despite a late drive and a 27-yard field goal attempt that missed, the Cyclones threatened to win, finishing 4-5 for the year while Fort Scott moved to 6-3 and into the 5A playoffs.

Tigers OHS Fort Scott Ottawa High Cyclones Fort Scott Tigers Scott Sjogren Tiger Todd Schultze John Schnieders Darren Johnson Ottawa Brian Jung Johnson Chuck Blaney Sjogren Brian Defebaugh Jeff Reed OHL Luke Thomasson Corky Lemmon Pat Lemmon Schultze Schnieders Paydirt Thomasson

Pomona Falls In OT To Northern Heights 12-6

Pomona High Indians end season with a 12-6 overtime loss to Northern Heights Wildcats after a tight game. Heights, ranked in Class 2A, improves to 9-0 regular season. Pomona closes at 6-3. Powers and Kayser star on defense and offense.es.

Allen Pomona High Indians Northern Heights Wildcats The Cats Oskaloosa Indians Jim Mason Northern Heights Wildcats Mason Bruce Kayser Pomona Darren Powers Kayser Shannon Servaes Powers Scott Hoyt

Prep Scores From Kansas Football Week Compiled

A roundup of high school football scores across Kansas. Notable results include LeRoy 64 over 14, Norwich 69 over Attica, St. Johns-Beloit 44 over St. Johns Military 22, and Topeka High 36 defeating Highland Park 18. Numerous games feature double digit margins and several OT outcomes.

Atwood St. Francis Augusta Rose Hille Baldwin Gardner-Edgerton Blue Valley-Randolph Westmoreland Canton Galva Chase Chapman Galena Baxter Springs Garden Plain Cheney Garnett Osawatomie Goddard Buhler Grain Valley Cass-Midway Great Bend Garden City Hill City Stockton Clola Louisburg Kapaun-Mt. Carmel el Dorado Lansing Piper Lawrence Olathe North LeRoy Elwood Logan Pike Valley Lucas Luray Gorham Lyons Lindsburg Manhattan Russell Waheeney Oakley Washburn Rural Turner Washington Linn Wathena Jefferson Co. North Waverly Burlingame Weskan Triplains Wichita Carroll Liberal Wichita East Wichita Wichita Northwest Wichita Heights Wichita Southeast Derby

Shriver Dominates Durie as U S Leads Cup Series 3-0

In Williamsburg, Pam Shriver, ranked No. 6, beat Britain's Jo Durie 6-3 6-2 to lift the United States to a 3-0 lead in the Wightman Cup. Paula Smith and Candy Reynolds prepared to clash with Virginia Wade and Sue Barker in the doubles as the event marks its 60th anniversary.

Williamsburg Pam Shriver Great Britain Jo Durie United States U.S Paula Smith Candy Reynolds Virginia Wade Sue Barker Shriver Duke Durie Love Nabisco Martina Navratilova

Comets put up for sale as owner eyes public transfer

Kansas City magnate David Schoenstadt considers divesting one MISL team, exploring public ownership of the Kansas City Comets while keeping the New York Arrows. He cites conflicts of interest and envisions selling to local residents, not a single rich buyer. The MISL opener sees Zoran Savic scoring twice in KC 5 4 win over Wichita Wings. Schiraldi nets game winner.

Kansas City, Mo David Schoenstadt Kansas City Comets Schoenstadt The Kansas City Star Comets New York Arrows New York Kansas City Green Bay Zoran Savic Wichita Wings Tasso Koutsoukos Elson Seale San Francisco

Cole to Take OU Athletic Reins as AD in May

Ottawa University names Cole athletic director effective next May, succeeding Elmer Roth who retires after 30 years. Cole, OU graduate and current head men's basketball coach, will keep coaching duties while expanding community ties and alumni engagement. Wheeler Wheaton notes Cole's strong admin background and support across programs.

Bob Cole Ottawa University Cole Elmer Roth Roth Wilbur Wheaton Ottawa Baptist Church Wheaton Cliff Burke

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