Ottawa High Cyclones Press On With Undersized Lineup
Ottawa Highs basketball coach Don Swartz builds a lean Cyclones squad for the upcoming season. With limited size, Ottawa relies on offensive punch and smart play as key players like 5-11 Evan Shaffer and 6-2 Adam Winter lead a veteran core, plus newcomers Bob Jung and Todd Schultze. The schedule includes Washburn Rural, Blue Valley, and East Kansas League tests, with early games at Paola and Emporia. The girls’ team, led by Bill Stauffer, seeks improvement after a 3-15 season, opening Monday at home against DeSoto.
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Cyclones face unique schedule in Ottawa basketball run
Ottawa opens Monday at the Middle School gym due to OHS clashes, then travels for five December road games. The team, likely a boys or girls squad, proceeds through January home stand, a Louisburg invitational, February home and road swings, aiming for unprecedented results amid a highly varied slate.
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Widow sues Cardinals over late Cain cardiac claim
Eugenia Cain filed a wrongful death suit in St. Louis alleging the Cardinals allowed J W Cain to play football despite tests showing extensive heart damage. Cain died of a heart attack during a 1979 spring training session. medical records allegedly labeled his heart normal and misrepresented his health. The suit names team trainer John Omohundro, Cardinals physician Dr Bernard Garfinkle, and St Louis Football Cardinals Inc. as defendants.
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Ottawa Malice-North vs CRCC No.2 junior league schedule
The ORC city schedule for the week of November 30, 1981 lists junior league games at Mabee Building with all players needing current participation cards and limited seating. Matches include Malice-North against CRCC No.2, First Methodist versus Saints, and Sacred Heart against Wealminater, with times and locations across Ottawa and Mabee facilities.
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Miami Defeats Notre Dame In TV Thriller
Miami of Florida quarterback Jim Kelley passed for 264 yards and two TDs as the ninth-ranked Hurricanes toppled Notre Dame 37 15. Kelley set a school passing record with 4 642 yards as Notre Dame suffers its first losing season in 18 years under Gerry Faust.
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Surprise Teams Top NFL Card
The week features Giants vs. 49ers at Candlestick with NFC West title implications if the 49ers win, while the Giants push for a wild-card spot. Denver visits San Diego in a crucial AFC West clash as the Broncos seek one-game edge with Derrick Morton.
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