Ottawa U Braves Open 73 74 Basketball With Promise
Ottawa University begins the 1973 74 season in Salina at the Kansas Wesleyan Classic. Coach Bill Frear brings seven lettermen and three starters, with a deep, fast, experienced squad but lacking height. The Braves debut against Kansas Wesleyan, then face Baker and Sterling in a two day event, as Frear installs a three forward offense and emphasizes guards led by Bob Lusk.
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Terry Ostmeyer
Ottawa University
Salina
Kansas Wesleyan
Braves
Baker
Ottawa
Sterling
KWU
Bill Frear
Frear
Bob Lusk
Heart of America
Lusk
al Johnson
Dan Wall
Randy Johnson
Rob Moore
Phil Boldridge
Chris Chaney
Greg Bell
Mike Burke
Raco
Tony Exum
Wade Exum
Jim Keating
Bob Nauman
Lawrence
Greg Loveless
Overland Park
Gordie Echtenkamp
Paul Morris
Gus Elzie
Rick Powell
Tom Webster
Joe Temm
Kent Reed
Wall
Chaney
Bell
University of Missouri At Kansas City
Emporia State
Washburn University
Bethany
Friends
St. Mary of the Plains
Mid-America Nazarene
Tarkio
Washburn
Wilson Field House
Alabama Wins 500th Victory Over LSU in SEC Title Clash
Alabama coach Paul Bryant led the 500th victory for the Crimson Tide with a 21-7 win over seventh-ranked LSU in Baton Rouge. Gary Rutledge threw two touchdown passes and ran for a score as Alabama secured the SEC crown and remained in the Sugar Bowl picture. LSU's Brad Davis added the Tigers' lone touchdown, and the Tigers finished 9-1 while Alabama eyed a possible Sugar Bowl matchup with Notre Dame and Miami.
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Baton Rouge
Alabama
Paul
Bryant
Crimson Tide
Louisiana State
Gary Rutledge
Bama
Rutledge
Tide
Brad Davis
Tiger
New Orleans
Auburn
Notre Dame
Air Force
Miami
LSU
Tigers
Six Ottawans in Fort Scott JCs Wool Bowl bid at Roswell
Fort Scott Junior College, ranked third among juco teams, meets Navarro Junior College in the Wool Bowl in Roswell New Mexico. Among the Ottawans on the Fort Scott squad are Randy Hughes Rex Pope and four band members Chris Gorton Alan Jones Kim Smith Andrea Loyd. The article details roster changes transfers and expectations for the Braves including potential lineup depth and upcoming non conference basketball games.
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Fort Scott Junior College
Roswell
N. M
Fort Scott
Navarro Junior College
Corsicana
Tex
Ottawa High
Randy Hughes
Rex Pope
Chris Gorton
Alan Jones
Kim Smith
Andrea Loyd
Bowling League High Scores Report 10-30-XX
This bowling page lists high scores and top series from multiple leagues. Notable marks include Gaeddert 218 543 for SKYHOOK-1, Stockard 173 475 for BOB KNIGHT MOBIL-3, Page 180 502 for OTTAWA TIRE & SUPPLY-1, and Lane 170 475 for HOUSEWIVES LEAGUE WEST. Various shops and teams such as HARVEY'S APPLIANCES and OTTAWA BUS SERVICE show strong individual games and totals.
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Lamb-Roberts
K. Gaeddert
Skyhook
C. Burns Jr
BOB Knight Mobil
M. Stockard
Ottawa Tire & Supply
G. Page
Sertoma Club
J. South
Crites Body Shop
F. Wise
Housewives League
West Wilson
S. Lane
Damron-Towner Chapel
M. L. Burgoon
Harvey's Appliances
D. Nitcher
R. McClAy
East 9Th
East 9Th Mobile Homes—1 High 10-30—D. Newby, 172-420 Kramer Drug Store
M. L. Hopkins
Irwin‘s Gifts
C. Wallis
Twilight League
Todd Mobile Homes
G. Conus
Town & Country
B. Moses
Ottawa Bus Service
C. Hettler
Cannady's
G. Toumberlin
Everett
A. Miller
U S World Cup Team Tied For 5th In Spain
US team led by Jack Nicklaus and Johnny Miller sits tied for fifth after the opening round at Marbella. Lu Liang Huan shot 66 to pace the field as his partner Hsieh Min Nan posted 71. Nicklaus carded 69 to share fourth with Gary Player and others. Miller, in his Cup debut, spoke of national pressure despite no prize money.
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Marbella
Spain
U.S
Jack Nicklaus
Johnny Miller
China
Melbourne
Australia
Nicklaus
South Africa
Gary Player
Valentin Barrios
Fidel de Luca
Argentina
Cousy Leaves Kings Coach Post After 4 Decades In Basketball
Bob Cousy resigns as Kansas City-Omaha Kings coach after a 109-103 loss to Philadelphia. Draff Young named interim coach. Cousy cites personal reasons and desire for a new voice. team sits 6-14 in the Western Conference Midwestern Division. His wife and daughters are based in Boston.
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Kansas City
Bob Cousy
Kansas City-Omaha Kings
National Basketball Association
Joe Axelson
Draff Young
Boston
Young
Washington, D.C
Cousy
Cincinnati Royals
Holy Cross
Boston Celtics
NBA
Boston College
Mediately
Kings
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William Jewell
College of Emp
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Oria
Joe Maloney
Ottawa Rfc
Maloney
Cliff
Juanita
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N. Main
Kansas City Power & Light Company
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Thailand
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Radial Tire
Remington Mohawk
Coronado
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Ultra Chrome
Tpuostem Steel
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