Ottawa U and Baker Univ renew old rivalry tonight
Ottawa University Braves visit Baker University for an 8 p.m. tip off at Wilson Field House. Baker, 0-1 after a 78-71 loss to Avila College, hopes a fresh clash with the Braves boosts their season. John Smith leads Baker with 22 ppg career, needing 302 this year to overtake the school scoring mark.
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OU Gals Edge Avila In Season Opener At Home
Ottawa University women used a pressing, running attack to beat Avila College 87 70 at Wilson Field House. Dee Dee Lewis led with 17 points as eight of 11 played reached the scoring column, with Katie Sullivan and Krist in Scheufler adding 14 each and Sullivan grabbing 12 rebounds.
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Ottawa High Cyclones sweep SEK honors with 11 on All- SEK list
Ottawa High earned a 6-3 season and secured second in the Southeast Kansas League as 11 seniors were named to the All-SEK Upper Division. Notable selections include quarterback punter Noah Mann, receivers Tom Ratliff and Craig Schultze, linemen Brandy Nichols and Kipper Lewis, and linebackers Marc McClay and Chad Burgoon.
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Penalty flags and a coach who changed football history
The piece recounts how a small college coach in Ohio sparked penalty flag use in 1941. Dike Beede of Youngstown University opposed horn signals that paused plays, leading to the introduction of visible flags. It notes Paul Hornung’s NFL scoring record of 176 points in 1960 and ends with holiday wishes from Underwood Equipment.
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