OHS Trio Leads EKL All Star Football Team Picks
Olathe and Bishop Miege dominated the 1978 East Kansas League all star squad with eight first unit selections each in a 24 man roster. Ottawa High Turner Bonner Springs and Ottawa seniors Deron Kramer David Strehlow Scott Gage led offense and defense with key backfield and line selections while Strehlow and Kramer showcased Ottawa’s passing game before injuries.
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Mark Snavely
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Allen Frye
Russ Braun
Reggie Fancher
Gage
OHS
Bobby Dodd
James Waldy
Paris Long
Paul Geist
Kim Blake
Tony Alexander
Dale Dark
Mike Garrett
Randy Routh
Phil Clark
Brett Jones
Mark Newton
Tom Ballard
Greg Gorman
Terry Fletcher
Mike Ruether
Pat Stueve
Pat Dennis
Darwin Hudson
David Colgan
Penn State Sees Historic Rise To No 1 How Statesman Rise
Penn State, 10-0, claimed the top ranking as the only unbeaten major program after beating NC State and gaining strong votes from national writers. Coach Joe Paterno cautioned that two tough games remain before finally sealing the No 1 status, with an upcoming clash against Pitt on Nov 24 and Orange Bowl consideration likely after bids go out.
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