OU Kickers Break Loose in 14 0 rout of Emporia State
Ottawa University’s soccer team exploded for 10 second half goals to crush Emporia State 14-0 in the 1972 home finale at Eleventh Street field. Al Lopez scored nine and Bill Jirinec four as OU posted a 2-5-1 record, with Lopez adding three assists. Defensively OU allowed 12 shots on goal while firing 49. Coach Tony Van Leiden praised the improved offense and freshman Robert Cargile. Next, OU faces Rockhurst College in Kansas City.
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Sore Armed Gabriel Uses His Head In Rams Rally
Los Angeles quarterback Roman Gabriel after soul searching used head and a ground game led by Willie Ellison and Jim Bertelsen to power a 20-7 Rams win over Oakland, widening the division lead. Steelers rookie Franco Harris and other NFL results highlighted Sunday action with multiple divisional shifts and notable performances.
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Playoff pairings set for Kansas high school football
In Kansas regional 5A playoffs Shawnee Mission South, the 8-1 team, meets Wichita Southeast at Cessna Stadium in Wichita with a 6 p.m. kickoff, while Shawnee Mission West faces Wichita North in the same stadium at 8:30 p.m. Brice Durbin announced pairings for all divisions.
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Huskers Hold Big 8 Destiny
KANSAS CITY AP The third ranked Nebraska Cornhuskers held the key today to how many teams stay in the Big Eight race after Saturday. If Nebraska beats 14th ranked Iowa State at Ames no more than three other clubs will have a chance and two could be knocked out depending on other games. If Nebraska Oklahoma and Kansas State win the race would be narrowed to a battle between Nebraska and Oklahoma.
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Tarkio Wins Conference Harrier Title
Tarkio College clinched the Heart of America Conference cross country crown at Ottawa University, beating Graceland by 16 points with Rick Hudson of Graceland taking the individual title in 26:18 for five miles. Tarkio’s Turkio runners placed second and third, and Bill Love led Ottawa placing 14th.
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