Cyclones Close Out 1986 Campaign With Fort Scott
Ottawa High finishes the season 1-7 as coach Rick Mann notes pride in players’ improvement. Fort Scott visits Steve Grogan Stadium in Friday’s finale while district implications swirl with Chanute, Pittsburg, Blue Valley and Olathe North jockeying for playoff spots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rick Peterson
Ottawa High
Ron Mann
Cyclones
Mann
OHS
Fort Scott
Steve Grogan
Pittsburg
Comets
Barry Reynolds
Ron Sylvester
Tim
Mike Aspinwall
Tim Spears
Jason Maxwell
Ottawa
Bonner Springs
Blue Valley
Chanute
Purple Dragons
Olathe
Kansas
Harmon
Turner
Fort Scott’s Large Aims For 1,000 Passing Yards
David Large, Fort Scott quarterback, stands as a top SEK passer entering the regular-season finale against Ottawa. The 6-1, 175-pound senior needs 102 yards to hit 1,000 for the season, with coach Jim Bortnick praising him as a fine quarterback in the league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mann
David Large
SEK
Verdugo
Pittsburg
Kevin Verdugo
Doug Cheney
Chanute
Cyclones
Chris Gravenstein
Cyclone
Rick Peterson
Fort Scott
Large
Ottawa
Jim Bortnick
David
Fort Scott Tigers eye 1,000 yard passer and win
Fort Scott, 4-4, aims to finish above .500 with a win over Ottawa High as quarterback Large chases 1,000 passing yards amid strong support from coach Bortnick and a motivated receiving corps and offensive line. The Tigers also eye a potential playoff push, though chances are slim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bortnick
David
Sarge
Verdugo
St. Mary of the Plains College
Fort Scott
Large
Tigers
Cyclones
Bortnick and Co
Pittsburg
Chanute
Ottawa
High School Bowling Scores and Team Listings
A compiled results page lists high school teams and bowlers with scores from 10-30 events. Entries include players such as Rickabaugh, Jamison, Allis, Holzapfel, and Bruner, with team totals for Apache Tribe First National Bank, Sonic, Peoples Bank, Ottawa Lumber, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apache Tribe
First National Bank
P. Rickabaugh
Taylor Bros. Const
D. Jamison
R. Sndia
SONIC
M. Allis
Budge’s Sportscenter
L. Holzapfel
D. North
Peoples Bank
B. Carpenter
Ottawa Lumber
Dan
Steven’s Meat Market
J. Wiinhite
T.T.& T. Salvage
D. Blen
Brown Worth One Million Dollars to KU per Coach Larry Brown
Kansas City AP report notes Larry Brown has delivered 83 victories three NCAA appearances one Final Four berth and one Big Eight title in three years. KU revenue rose sharply with ticket sales up to 952252 and season tickets 13995. The Williams Fund donations climbed to 2429000 while NCAA tourney payoffs surpassed 2.1 million. Brown’s annual value estimated at 1 million, with added publicity and donor interest linked to his leadership and Final Four run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Larry Brown
University of Kansas
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Brown
Kansas
Williams Educational Fund
Sports Illustrated
Danny Manning
Kemper Arena
New York
Todd Leiweke
Leiweke and Co
Kellogg Signs Two Year Deal With Topeka Sizzlers
Former Kansas star Ron Kellogg signed a two year contract with the Topeka Sizzlers of the Continental Basketball Association. Kellogg, a 6-5 guard from Omaha, was a two time All Big Eight performer and finished his Kansas career with 1,502 points. The agreement includes a one year base with an option for a second year.
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Topeka
Kan
University of Kansas
Ron Kellogg
Topeka Sizzlers
Continental Basketball Association
Kellogg
Atlanta Hawks
National Basketball Association
Los Angeles Lakers
Sizzlers
Bruce Carnahan
CBA
Ina
Savannah Spirits
Carnahan
Panthers Face Miami Without Top QB In Tough Test
Pitt prepares for Miami with an unsettled quarterback spot after John Congemi suffers a hairline back fracture. Sal Genilla or Joe Felitsky will direct the run and shoot as Pitt seeks a competitive showing against the 8-0 Hurricanes, with running backs battered and odds widening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Pitt
John Congemi
Panthers
Mike Gottfried
Miami
Gottfried
Sal Genilla
Joe Felitsky
Charles Gladman
Craig Heyward
University of Pittsburgh
Hurricanes
Congemi
Tulsa
East Carolina
Also Mentioned on This Page
OHL
Tiger
Oengel & Son
S. Rowland
Sink
Bloomin Florist
L. Bruner
FUN Devils
Jan W
P. Stankard
Lee’s Rejects
M. Milton
Loyd Builders
B. Spears
Freda's
M. Miller
Nightowls Steele Dairy
A. Guyett
Jameson & Son Dairy
C. Gilmer
D. Gilmer
Saddleback
M. Robertson
Dalrymple Liquor
B. Franklin
Strikers
R. Weems
Cook's Getty
R. Gooding
NCAA
Presto
Allen Field House
Richard Konzem
Larry
Konzem
Monte Johnson
Williams
Jayhawks
Omaha
Felitsky
Notre Dame
Genilla
NAIA
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
Pittsburg St
Linfield
Ore
Pacific Lutheran
Wash
Mesa
Cola
Benedictine
FAO
Shepherd
W. Va
Panhandle St
Okla
Elon
N.C
Baker
Western Oregon
Azusa Pacific
Cal
SE Oklahoma
Huron
S.D
HHS
Washburn
Tarreton St
Texas
Emporia St
Northwestern
Iowa
Minnesota-Morris
Hanover
Ind
Mars Hill
Southwestern
Simon Fraser
B.C
SW Baptist
ECAC
Tabor
HSS
Sterling
Stiles
Bethel
McPherson
Tal
St. Mary
Pty
McPherson 262 A4 No. Yds
Wesleyan
Cavey
Bubhing Bohm
Bethany
Hhs. Gm
Smith
Johnson
Friends
Bennett
Ave. Tabor
Thomas
St. Mary of the Plains James
Bethel Johnson
Wesleyan Friends
Grossner
Mueller
Friends Bethany
Brinson
Gottsch
Tabor Jackson
Sundbye
Losad Johnson
Butz
Heide
Gnagy
M¢Pherson
Yau
Swinehart
Teeter
Joe Echols
Bulleigh
Ford
Long
Sweat
Overstreet
Nightingale
Yos
Aye
Bender
Bethe
Neal
Stephens
Yds
Evans
Wesley
Griffin
David Bryan
Charly McClain
Ottawa Auditorium
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