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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1985

Page

2

Parity eludes Big Eight as Oklahoma and Nebraska lead

The Big Eight faces growing gaps as Oklahoma and Nebraska dominate. Texas and Arkansas fans yearn for past eras, while Oklahoma State remains in the hunt with one loss and a showdown looming against Oklahoma. Coaches Criner Gottfried McCartney weigh recruiting, tradition, and development as keys to the gap.

Kansas City Chicago NCAA Windy City Ohio State Alabama Texas Arkansas Oklahoma Nebraska Big Reds Norman Okla Oklahoma State Cowboys Iowa State Huskers Big Eight Kansas Missouri Kansas State Colorado Jim Criner Mike Gottfried Else’s Bill McCartney McCartney

Williamsburg High School dominates All-TRL volleyball honorees

Williamsburg High School swept three of six first-team berths as the WHS Spikers head the All-Three Rivers League selections. Audra Shepard, Charlotte Gragg, and Kelli Magrath earned first-team honors amid WHS’s 30-4 season run that included league, regional, and sub-state championships. Additional first-team picks included Pomona’s Cindy Scott, Jayhawk-Linn’s DeAnn Johnson and Marmaton Valley’s Jean Bacon.

Williamsburg High School Williamsburg Audra Shepard Charlotte Gragg Kelli Magrath Shepard Gragg Magrath Pomona Cindy Scott DeAnn Johnson Jayhawk-Linn Jean Bacon Marmaton Valley Central Heights Kelly Wood Teresa Stock Pleasanton Myrna Smith Elaine Johanning Gridley Sheila Presley Dani Coleman Annette Hull Trudy Eichinger Stacy Shaffer Tracy Carlson Kim Parker Burlington Pam Snider LeRoy Brenda True Megan Birk Patty Birk Jill Heim Humboldt Sheryl Wille Julie Woods Dana Ramsey Uniontown Kim Eden Pam Gilliland Paula Elder Rachel Payne Crest Kristie Umphenour Stacy Brockus Dina Scott

Pomona Dominates All-TRL Division II Football Honors

Pomona and Williamsburg shared 19 of 29 first team spots in the All-TRL Division II voting by league coaches. Pomona led with 12 first-team selections, Williamsburg 7, Pleasanton 6, Marmaton Valley and Crest 2 each, led by Curt Altic Snethen and Leakey on both sides of the ball.

Three Rivers Pomona Williamsburg Pleasanton Marmaton Valley Crest Curt Altic Sean Snethen Tim Leakey Altic Snethen Leakey Kenny Brock Brendon May Brock May Jamie Servaes Mike Higdon Senievin Stark Tony Curtis Mike Smith Mike Spillman Rick Holton Kurt Eckenroed Plaschka Wiliamsburg If Schrum Eckenroed Kell Chambers Milliken Hattock Brian Basore Jeff Falke Harabin Todd Sier Darin ‘Troxel Curtin Flory Kevin Stark Pleasan Ramsey Brian Pier Wiksmaburg Pat’ Golden Creat Fowie Jody Mitchell Parona Altic Pomana

Central Heights Gridders land five first team picks

Central Heights earns five first team spots on the All-Three Rivers League Division I football team chosen by six coaches. Steve Andrews ranks as quarterback and linebacker, with Clayton Nancy, Danny DeVore, and Darrell Garber also earning offensive honors. Burlington and Humboldt lead the honors with multiple selections as league finalists.

Central Heights Viking Steve Andrews Clayton Nancy Danny DeVore Darrell Garber Andrews Naney DeVore Garber Bryant Avey Burlington Kyle Witherspoon Humboldt James Farmer Yates Center Fred Frady Dan DeVore Rab George Uniontown Kevin Payne

Fresno State Beats Wichita State in Final to Go Undefeated

Fresno State completed its first undefeated season in 24 years with a 47-6 win over Wichita State. QB Kevin Sweeney passed for 275 yards, two TDs, and a 1 rushing score while breaking the PCCAC career passing mark at 8,260 yards. Fresno State finished 10-0-1, Wichita State 3-2.

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State College Players Cut From Sizzlers Roster

Kansas City Sizzlers coach Bill Ficke trimmed the first year roster to 17 players, cutting seven including Tom Alfaro from Kansas State University Eugene Cheadle of Southwestern College Tim Banks of Kansas and others. The CBA club must reach 10 players by the December 7 season opener.

Kansas City, Mo Kansas City Sizzlers Kansas Bill Ficke Tom Alfaro Kansas State University Eugene Cheadle Southwestern College Winfield Kan Tim Banks Univer Sity Ficke Mike, Shannon George Mason Leonard Hays St. Peters Stevie Burks University of Washington Craig Talley Murray State Continental Basketball Association

Lebo Tops Appanoose In Tough Junior High Night

Lebo edged Appanoose 26 24 in the boys A game and 20 15 in the B game as Lebo swept junior high contests at Appanoose. In girls, Lebo won the B game 10 8 and the A game 34 26. Appanoose A boys sit 1 1 with O Connor leading scorers and rebounds, while A girls fall to 0 3 and B girls sit 1 2. JV action scheduled at Williamsburg today and the full squad heads to Lyndon Tuesday.

Appanoose Indians Lebo Jason O’connor Chris Mitchell Mitch Corwine Jason Scott Donnie Foster Jon Thompson Ingirls Alane Harris Jeannette Bame Michelle Bame Laurie Owens Faith Shade Appanoose A Williamsburg Lyndon

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