OU Women Fall 62 47 to Washburn in Home Loss
Ottawa University struggles from field and free throw line as Washburn moves to 2 0 on the season behind Lori Roenbaugh 17 points and Susie Wickham 16. Regina McClellan leads OU with 15 points while Brenda Holman grabs 19 rebounds in a 62 47 defeat at Wilson Field House.
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Washburn
Rick Peterson
Ottawa-Washburn
Ichabods
Wilson Field House
Braves
Barbara Clark
Dana Cook
Renee Holland
McClellan
Holland
Lori Roenbaugh
Susie Wickham
Brenda Holman
NFL Players Strike Ends Yet Squabble Continues
NFL union and management remain divided as 14 week games proceed after an eight week strike. Ed Garvey and Lions Bears reps weigh in on the deal while Upshaw warns of possible near even votes. Players face a vote next Tuesday with dissension rising in Chicago Detroit New England and Philadelphia.
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William R. Barnard
AP Sports
Lions
Detroit
Bears
Walter Payton
Garvey
Washington, D.C
Jack Donlan
Management Council
Mike Kadish
Buffalo
Herb Orvis
Baltimore
New York
Jim Miller
Miller
Players Association
Gene Upshaw
San Francisco
Chicago
New England
Philadelphia
Upshaw
Los Angeles Raiders
NFL
Stan White
OU Players Of The Week For Brave Football
Ottawa University honors four Brave players after a 27 22 loss to Sterling. Freshman Eric Stephens led offense with 181 rushing yards on 21 carries. Tony Alexis anchored defense, Jim Bruce made key hits, and Dave Miller averaged 36.8 yards on six punts.
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Ottawa University
Sterling
Eric Stephens
Stephens
Tony Alexis
Alexis
Nyle Salmans
Jim Bruce
Dave Miller
Braves
Warriors
Saints Expect Backlash From Walkout Fans
New Orleans Saints President Eddie Jones says he expects fan anger over the NFL players strike to show on game day with many fans perhaps staying home for the Sunday games after an eight week hiatus. He predicts a backlash around the league as supporters express their discontent with the walkout.
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NEW Orleans
New Orleans Saints
Eddie Jones
National Football League
Jones
Saints
Don Johnson
Kansas City Chiefs
Atlanta Falcons
Washburn to name George Tardiff as head football coach
AP reports George Tardiff, former Benedictine College coach and East Brunswick High School boss, is to be named Washburn head football coach to replace Glen Jagodzinske, who was fired after a 4-16 two year record. Cafer also fired. Robertson named athletics director. Tardiff previously coached Benedictine Ravens 1974-76 and led a 7-4 season and Boot Hill Bowl appearance in 1976.
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Topeka
Kan
Benedictine
George Tardiff
Washburn Univeristy
Topeka Capital-Journal
Tardif
East Brunswick High School
East Brunswick
N.J
Kansas
Glen Jagodzinske
Ichabod
Jagodzinske
Washburn
Glen Cafer
Cafer
Jerry Robertson
Topeka Ymca
James Sheerin
Tardiff
Charlie King
Benedictine Ravens
Dodge City
Atchison
Cardiff
St. Mary of the Plains College
Sign Up Saturday for Reorganized Youth Basketball in Ottawa
Ottawa Recreation Commission opens sign ups on Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon at the Youth Center 115 W 4th for boys and girls in grades three through eight. ORC cards required. Practices on Saturdays, games Mondays starting Dec 4. Teams formed by grade with separate boys and girls in grades six to eight.
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Ottawa Recreation Commission
W. 4Th
Williamsburg Boys Win Twice Over Burlingame
Williamsburg junior high teams posted two wins and a loss in Burlingame. A boys edged Burlingame 31 30 in overtime behind Brian Piersol with 13 points to go 2 0. B boys won 11 5 led by Phil Corbin with 4. A girls fell 27 14 after a 6 5 first quarter, Jennifer Martin led Burlingame with 10. B girls won 3 2 in overtime. They travel to Gridley next Tuesday.
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Tlliamsburg
Williamsburg
Burlingame
Brian Piersol
Phil Corbin
Williamsburg A
Jennifer Martin
Stacy Shaffer
Gridley
Prep Playoff Fever Grips Kansas Semi Final Contests
Kansas high school football semi finals feature 28 teams across classes 4A 3A and 2A with 1981 champions defending titles in other divisions. Top matchups include Kapaun-Mt. Carmel 10-0 versus undefeated Goddard Lions 10-0, while 5A sees Bishop Miege and Emporia clash and northwest Shawnee Mission Northwest defends 1981 crown on the road.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Wichita
Kapaun-Mt. Carmel
Crusaders
Goddard Lions
Kapaun
Goddard
Roeland Park
Bishop Miege
Emporia
Miege Stags
Kansas City Ward
Bonner Springs
Spartans
Pittsburg
Purple Dragons
Shawnee Mission Northwest
Shawnee Mission South
Northwest Cougars
Leavenworth
Lawrence
South Raiders
Shawnee Mission West
Santa Fe Trail Chargers
Carbondale
Lota
Mustangs
Chargers
Santa Fe
Baldwin Bulldogs
Hiawatha
Norton Bluejays
Wellington
Jays
Norton
Neodesha Bluestreaks
Wellsville Eagles
Bluestreaks
Northeast Army
Wellsville
Rossville
Smith Center
Clearwater
Johnson-Stanton County Trojans
Sterling Black Bears
Clifton Clyde
Uniontown
Baileyville
Hartford
Ashland
Little River
Midway Denton
Lucas Luray
Brewster
Northern Valley
Ottawa University players earn All-KCAC honorable mention
Two Ottawa University volleyball players Mary Belden and Sam Dooley were named honorable mention on the All-KCAC team, as the league announced its picks. Ottawa finished seventh in the conference at 7-11. Bethel led with 18-0 and two players on the first team. Coach Diane Flickner of Bethel was named Coach of the Year.
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Newton
Ottawa University
Kansas College Athletic
Mary Belden
Sam Dooley
Ottawa
Bethel
Kansas Wesleyan
Sterling
Diane Flickner
Sue Kelly
Bethany
Lori DeGarmo
Lisa Loeffler
Trish Buerki
Friends
Donni Beavaher
Sabie Sullivan
Valeria Kelly
McPherson
Roxy Vietti
St. Mary of the Plains
Robin Rivers
Southwestern
Angela Holmes
Norma Howitt
Jenny Vogts
Tabor
Robin Craig
Brenda Weber
Nina Andrews
Appanoose tops Pomona in two of three middle school games
Appanoose won the boys A 46 to 28 and girls A 19 to 12, while Pomona took the boys B 43 to 33. Curt Altic had 28 points and 21 rebounds for Appanoose in the A game. Andrea Green led Appanoose girls with 12. Pomona's Rick Hollon and Steve Olson each had 8 points in the A loss.
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Pomona
Appanoose School
Appanoose
Curt Altic
Altic
Daryl Altic
Rick Hollon
Steve Olson
Wildcats
Andrea Green
Lori Lantis
Jerry Foster
Jeff Parker
Foster
Parker
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Detroit Lions
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Umma Service CO
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Formica
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Lyndon
Fawn
Pam
Memorial Stadium
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James M. Hepner
Federated Insurance ‘Life Business
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