Appanoose Boys Sweep Burlingame In Dual Wins
Appanoose grade school boys teams swept Burlingame on their home floor Tuesday. A team led by Jason Acker with seven rebounds and steals while Slats contributed. Brown added 14 assists and points with Defenbaugh also scoring. B team paced by Sam DeJulio with six rebounds and ten points. Ottawa Recreation Commission holds monthly meeting planned for Nov 28 at 7 p.m. in LIS.
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Veterans Dominate All Area Football Selections
The 1990 Ottawa Herald All-Area football team showcases heavy senior presence with 21 of 26 first-team picks being seniors and Ottawa High leading with nine first or second-team selections. Notable players include Noah Mann of Ottawa High, Shane Curry of Waverly, and Chet Hermrech of Williamsburg, with Gannett and Osage City each boasting seven picks as the area edges toward the state playoffs.
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Snyder Wins Big Eight Coach of the Year Honor
Kansas State coach Bill Snyder edged Colorado’s Bill McCartney for AP Big Eight coach of the year after directing a 5-6 Wildcats season. Colorado’s Bieniemy and Williams topped offensive and defensive player honors. Kansas State’s Jaime Mendez and Oklahoma’s Cale Gundy earned newcomer awards.
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Arkansas Faces Arizona In NIT Final Showdown
In New York, second ranked Arkansas and No. 3 Arizona prepare for the preseason Big Apple NIT final. Arizona coach Lute Olson notes a quick, aggressive game while Arkansas relies on defense and a late surge led by Isaiah Morris. Todd Day provides scoring punch after a slow start.
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