Braves Fall to Ottawa in High-Scoring Clash on Page Seven
Ottawa racked 602 yards, the second-highest this season, led by Griffin with 126 rushing yards and three touchdowns. Braves star Sterling returned a kickoff for six and set up another score. Ottawa’s Brock Nessa returned from knee injury to help drive two more scores as quarterback Ficken threw for 359 yards.
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Hull
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Marshall
Vincent
Fick
Eagles Rally In Flight To Tie At Half
Galena and an opposing squad traded scores as Eagles broke two long runs of 42 and 54 yards to take a 21-14 lead. Gould caught a 34 yard TD from Kracht to end the half, then the teams exchanged TDs and extra points in a high speed sequence including W Bowen, G Roberts, W Wiley, and G Gould in the scoring drive flurry.
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Silas Robertson
Robertson
Nebraska Upsets Missouri in OT Shifts AP Top 25
Nebraska rallied to a 45-38 overtime win over Missouri in Columbia. The upset shattered Missouri’s hopes and dropped Nebraska from No. 1 to No. 3 while Michigan rose to the top spot. Missouri entered the poll at No. 25 for the first time since 1983 after a dramatic Big 12 day.
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Kansas State Owls Sunflower State Rivalry In Dominant Win
Kansas State roars past Kansas 48-16 in Manhattan as the Wildcats secure their fifth straight victory in the series. Michael Bishop throws three TD passes after benching controversy, while Kansas State strengthens its bowl hopes despite rising concerns from Kansas coach Terry Allen. Kansas State improves to 8-1, Big 12 4-1, with Kansas at 5-5.
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Jaguars Clinch Tie For AFC Central Lead
The Jacksonville Jaguars beat the Kansas City Chiefs 24 10 to pull even atop the AFC Central atop the division race. Ben Coleman praised the win as a must and noted KC’s turnovers helped shift momentum. Brunnel connected on a 5 yard TD pass to Pete Mitchell and James Stewart added a 1 yard score as Jacksonville rolled to the home victory.
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Shay shattering records in rout of Missouri Rolla
Emporia State star Brian Shay rushed 262 yards and seven touchdowns to set the NCAA Division II single season TD mark in a 77-20 victory over Missouri-Rolla. Teammate Pete Jelovic passed for 289 yards as Emporia State rolled to 703 total yards.
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Hunt expresses interest in Royals
Kansas City, Mo. AP Lamar Hunt, longtime Kansas City sports figure and founder of Hunt Sports, has expressed interest in the Royals. Buyers proceed with a pre auction screening. bidding interest includes Jerry Green and Bobby Brett, while the team seeks an owner to keep the franchise in Kansas City and maximize proceeds for charity.
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Major League Baseball
Sheriff's Sale and Probate Notices Mix in Franklin County
Public notices announce a sheriff sale of Lots 12 15 and 17 Block 2 McGuffa North Side Ottawa Kansas to satisfy an Order of Sale in case 97 C 57. Additional notices include a Chase Manhattan Mortgage sale at 316 Hunt Avenue Wellsville Franklin County Kansas and probate hearings for Genevieve M. Richardson Alberta Cox estate matters with dates and filings in Ottawa Kansas.
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