Ottawa Owls Beat KWU 65 56 In Opener At KWU Classic
Ottawa University shook off turnovers to beat Kansas Wesleyan 65 to 56 in the Kansas Wesleyan University Classic. Bob Lusk led Ottawa with 17 points, Chris Chaney and Mike Burke added 11 and 10 as 10 players hit the score column. KWU was led by Clyde Murrell with 19. Ottawa hit 48 percent from the floor and had a strong second half to pull away.
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Kansas Wesleyan University
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Lusk
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Mike Burke
Kansas Wesleyan
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Mike Foster
Dan Wall
Moore
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Boldridge
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Jessamy
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Rietzke
Woolery
Green
Hunt
Totals
Veterans Boost CH in bleak height absence
Central Heights basketball coach Ike Cearfoss expects a major improvement for the Vikings this season after last year’s 13-8 overall, 4-3 league finish and a Three Rivers League tournament title run. The team leans on experience with five starters and emphasis on the fast break and press to compensate for limited height as they face 16 opponents including Altoona Midway, opening at Melvern.
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Central Heights
Ike Cearfoss
Cearfoss
Vikings
Dan Welch
Jon Dunbar
Scott Burkdoll
Marc Brown
Gary Sommer
Rex Wilson
Don Day
Mike Topp
Tom Horstick
Tracy Smith
Dean Medlen
Dan Milcfelt
Ken Robertson
Rocky Ball
Rod Schaub
Bob Erisman
Altoona
Melvern
Outlaw Sooners Enjoy One They Can't Take Away
Oklahoma coach Barry Switzer boasts after a 27-0 win over Nebraska, claiming the defense dominated and the 318 rushing yards powered by quarterbacks Steve Davis and Joe Washington. Davis scored twice, Owings connected, and Nebraska was held to 111 total yards.
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Switzer
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Webb
Tinker Owens
Cornhusker
Los Angeles
Rams
New Orleans
Steelers Hope to Halt Slide at Home in Key Conference Clash
Pittsburgh aims to snap a two game skid with Dwight White and Andy Russell urging focus as Cleveland visits. The Browns seek a home win to pull within a half game of the Steelers atop the AFC Central. John Fuqua likely to return, Joe Greene a probable starter amid injury concerns.
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Associated Press
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John Fuqua
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Falcons
Crackdown on Deer Poaching in Kansas
PRATT Kan AP poaching deer out of season has risen, the Forestry Fish and Game Commission asks public help. Assistant director Fred Warders says tips from residents are vital as protectors cover many counties. Biologist Bill Peabody cites open seasons, deer visibility, and cooler weather aiding poachers. 10 day deer season starts Dec 1 with about 8000 hunters expected.
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Kansas
Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Fred Warders
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Bill Peabody
Nighthawk Bowling Standings and Highs Report
Franklin Savings leads Nighthawk with 77 high on 10 frame by Fritts 170 and Houston 481 for team Bob Luce Boats and others show high 10 and 30 game marks. Readouts include Dynami c League Western Supply Cravens Oil and Don's Cleaners with top figures and scores across the box.
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J. Houston
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C. Foster
Harry Smith Supply
J. Michaels
Pomona Tavern
W. Ledom
J. Taylor
Skyhook
C. Burns JR
J. Yost
Kings Start Season Soaked By Celtics In New Coach Era
Kings coach Draff Young debuted amid absences and late arrivals as Nate Archibald was missing and Ron Behagen showed up late. Boston beat Kansas City-Omaha 119-102 with Paul Silas scoring 20 after a rough start, while Suns, Bullets, Warriors, Cavaliers, and SuperSonics also won in Friday NBA games.
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Draff Young
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Ron
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Golden State Warriors
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Houston Rockets
Seattle SuperSonics
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Silas
City Volleyball Schedules and Standings November 26
City schedule lists women subleague games on two courts from 6:30 to 8:45 with matchups including Jaycee Jaynes, Jollie Dollies, Appanoose, and Centropolis, plus men’s first-week tournament on Center Court. Current standings show Don's leading the men at 5-0 and Hotshots and The Patriots atop women subleagues 1 and 2 respectively, with multiple teams in midtable and several 0-6 or 0-5 records reflected.
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Jaycee Jaynes
Jollie Dollies
Appanoose
C.T.W
T.A.W
Hotshots
Powder Puffs
Centropolis
East Court
Parmatlee
Princeton
Damion Towner
Ding-a-lings
Westminster
Pizza Village
Patriots
Williamsburg
C.I.T.A
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Trinity United Methodist
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Patsies
Foursquare
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Jolie Dollies
Cantropolis
the Patriots
Damron Towner
Westminster U.P
Parmalee
All-District Gridders Named
Emporia State dominates the District 10 NAIA football/all star selections with nine of 24 berths, earning Coach of the Year honors for Matt May of St Mary of the Plains. The article lists the offensive and defensive squads featuring players from Emporia State Fort Hays Bethany Kansas Wesleyan St Mary Sterling and other district schools. A Garnett High basketball schedule correction for 1973-74 is also noted.
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Ron Hawley
Fort Hays
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Bethany
Pat Bears
St. Mary
Frank Limanni
Kansas Wesleyan
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Tom Redman
Dirk Wedd
Ernie Cilioni
Sterling
Abe Welcher
Tom McBride
Steve Crosby
Gary Hare
Wynn Goering
Bethel
Roger Mills
Don McGlinn
Washburn
Russ Larkin
Paul Motosko
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