Ottawa Cyclones Set for 3-A Playoff Clash at Shawnee Heights
Ottawa High’s Cyclones, after six straight wins and a East Kansas League title, face Shawnee Heights in a Friday 7:30 playoff at Shawnee Heights. Ottawa’s seniors seek a climb toward a state run as Heights relies on size with Dinkel and Hasting leading the T-Birds. Key concerns include a weak punting game and injuries to Thompson brothers.
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John Hasting
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Bob
Drier
Former Champs Dot Playoff Field
Kansas high school football playoffs begin Friday night with 44 teams. In 5A Shawnee Mission West defends its title. Shawnee Mission North, a three time 5A champion, did not qualify. 4A features Ward Dodge City and Junction City among former champs. 3A includes Kapaun Mt Carmel returning to defend. Sacred Heart leads 2A with Prairie View Stockton and Meade as prior winners. 1A champions include Clifton Little River Burlingame. Eight-man field centers on Scandia and Nashville Zenda with 15 returning from last year. Semifinals follow preliminary round games at 7:30 p.m.
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CH Gridders Earn Three Rivers all star honors
Central Heights players Dan Welch and Scott Burkdoll earned Three Rivers League all star honors with Welch on the defensive team at halfback and Barkdoll at end on offense. Uniontown and Altoona Midway led first team selections, CH show honors for Dunbar Stottlemire and Medlin. Vikings finished 2-7.
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Scott Burkdoll
Central Heights
Welch
Barkdoll
Uniontown
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Tom Stottlemire
Dean Medlin
Vikings
Bowling Bits Week Tops and Standings in Local Leagues
Top bowlers for the week ending Nov 2 include Shirley Troutman 200 game and Mary Lu Burgoon 510 series. Arnold's led teams with 774 and 2172 series. Ottawa Bus leads with 29 11, Patterson's 234 1612. State tournament entries due by Dec 1 with Nov 11–17 as the bowling week.
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Hazel Liegerot
Shirley Troutman
Mary Lu Burgoon
Arnold’s
Hazel Guyett
Patterson Chevrolet Olds
Ottawa Bus
Patterson's
Hettler
Mazie Heckman
Skyhook
Beautyland
White Motor
Ardyce Wilson
Carol Smell
Sue Wilson
Dorothy Toumberlin
Carol Murrow
Ina Cordle
Elmira McDaniels
Shirley Hile
Patty Bishop
June Hettler
State Farm Hospital Income Insurance Policy Overview
State Farm explains its person to person health insurance Hospital Income policy. It offers a regular monthly income when the insured is hospitalized to help meet family expenses. The presenter invites further explanation on how the policy works.
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