Weber earns weekly OU honor for 22 points in loss
Ottawa University senior Tim Weber was named Ottawa Herald Athlete of the Week after scoring a game high 22 in the Braves 81 72 defeat by Emporia State. Weber added four rebounds five steals and eight assists while leading 2 2 OU into the KCAC opener at Sterling with 64 season points.
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Hunter Safety Class Begins Tonight in County Courts Building
A hunter safety course starts tonight in the basement of the Franklin County Courts Building at Third and Main and runs 6 to 11 each evening through Wednesday. Sponsored by the county Hunter Safety Instructors Association, all students under 12 must be accompanied by an adult.
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ORC To Hold Regular Meeting At Youth Center
The Ottawa Recreation Commission meets Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the Youth Center 115 W 4th to address regular business and discuss fees and charges for all youth programs.
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Cotton Sparks Kings Past Trail Blazers In KC
Kansas City Kings coach Cotton Fitzsimmons rebuked guard Larry Drew, urging him to stop waiting for plays and start shooting. Drew responded with 26 points, a career-high 17 assists, and five steals as the Kings beat Portland 113-104. Eddie Johnson added 24, and Mike Woodson returned with 19 as KC stretched their win streak in a hot performance. Portland led briefly but faded as KC seized control in the fourth quarter. The win, KC’s fifth in six, moved Portland to 3-? and left Los Angeles atop the division while KC sat within 3.4 games of first in the Midwest.
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Watson-Player rift at Skins Game over rule dispute
Post match confrontation between Tom Watson and Gary Player over a rule infraction on the 16th hole in Scottsdale remained private but became public. Watson said a private meeting was overheard and that no penalty or prize changes occurred as the dispute drew public attention.
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Disciplinary Action Nips NC Tar Heels in Close Loss
North Carolina, ranked No 2, fell 85 63 to Tennessee Chattanooga after stars Sam Perkins and Kenny Smith were benched for arriving five minutes late to a pregame meal. Michael Jordan led UNC with 28 points while Brad Daugherty added 16 as LSU and Boston College won elsewhere.
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Dolphins Cruise Past Bengals as Marino Duper Shine
Miami quarterback Dan Marino threw 217 yards and three touchdowns to Mark Duper as the Dolphins defeated Cincinnati 38 14. Duper had 5 receptions for 84 yards, including 7 and 15 yard TDs, keeping Miami two games up in the AFC East with a possible division clinch next week.
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Nebraska Holds No 1 as Texas Closes Gap in AP Poll
Nebraska finishes its regular season ranked No 1 in the Associated Press poll, capturing 52 of 55 first place ballots after beating Oklahoma 28-21. Texas remains second, with 1,097 points and three first place votes, as the top 10 and second ten are noted along with final season results for SMU, Georgia, Michigan, BYU, and Iowa.
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Kentucky Slips Past Tar Heels In Cage Poll
Kentucky moved ahead of North Carolina to take the No 1 spot in the weekly Associated Press college basketball poll for the 1983 84 season. The Wildcats earned a one point edge atop a 24 first place vote panel of 51 writers and broadcasters after opening with a 65 44 win over Louisville. North Carolina started with a 64 57 win over Missouri and beat Tennessee Chattanooga 85 63 Monday night.
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