State High School Football Assignments Announced
Kansas state football playoff seedings from Class 5A to 1A were released with regional and district alignments for 16 largest schools. Playoff dates run November 9 regionals, November 16 finals, and November 24 for remaining classifications, with home-field by region winners.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Kansas State High School Activities Association
Ulysses Earns 3A Leader Role In Harris Poll
Harris News Service football poll sees Ulysses move into top 3A slot after Kapaun Mt Carmel loses to Wichita North. Beating Beaver 15-7, Ulysses uses a potent Wishbone offense to push near 400 yards per game. Other class leaders hold steady while new entrants join rankings across 4A to 1A.
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Harris
Kapaun-Mt Carmel
Wichita North
Crusaders
Harris News Service
Ulysses
Kapaun
Max Hiebert
Tigers
Tiger
Beaver
Okla
Salina South
Pittsburg
Junction City
Manhattan
Derby
Wellington
Kansas City-Turner
Wichita Carroll
Valley Center
Ottawa
Minneapolis
Plainville
Cimarron
Kansas School For the Deaf
Downs and Macksville
Jewell
Prep Scores From The Associated Press
Ransom 56 Northern Valley 9 Paxico 46 Quenemo 26 Shawnee St Joseph 48 Bishop Hogan 6 Bonner Springs 13 Olathe 12 Chanute 7 Columbus 2 Little River 19 Geneseo 6 St John 19 Sterling 14.
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Kansas City
Washington
Wyandotte
Lawrence
Hutchinson
Topeka
Wichita Fast
Wichita Heights
Wichita North
Wichita South
Wichita Southeast
Wichita West
Harmon
Schingle
Turner
Sumner
Leavenworth
Cimarron
Claflin
Dighton
Elkhart
Ellinwood
Ellis
Greensburg
Hill City
Hoxie
Hugoton
Jetmore
Johnson-Stanton County
Kinsley
Kismet-Plains
Southwestern Heights
Lacrosse
Lakin
Scon-Wichita County
Meade
Ness City
Norton
Oakley
Otis-Bison
Plainville
St. Francis
St. John
Stockton
Sublette
Syracuse
Victoria
WaKe
Caney-Caney Valley
Cherokee Southeast
Cherryvale
Erie
Eudora
Frontenac
Galena
Howard-West Elk
Humboldt
Piper
LaCygne- Prairie View
Leavenworth Immaculata
Louisburg
Lyndon
Moran-Marmaton Valley
Mound City-Jayhawk Linn
Neodesha
Pomona
Richmond Central Heights
Riverton
Sedan
Spring Hill
Uniontown
Wellsville
Yates Center
Axtell
Beloit-St. John’s
Bennington
Bern
Brookville-Eli-Saline
Clifton
Clyde
Glasco
Hope
Junction City
St. Xavier
Linn
Manhattan Lackey
Mankato
Miltonvale
Morrowville
North Central
Powhattan
Randolph-Blue Valley
St. George
Seneca St. Peter & Paul
Summerfield
Tescott
Wakefield
Westmoreland
Wetmore
White City
Almena
Northern Valley
Ashland
Bird City
Brewster
Downs
Fowler
Grainfield
Wheatland
Grinnell
Holcomb
Kensington
West Smith County
Lenora
Logan
McDonald
Minneola
Morland
Natoma
Paleo
Protection
Quinter
Ransom
Satanta
Sharon Springs
Wallace County
Spearville
Tribune-Greeley County
Winona-Triplains
Argonia
Burrton
Rushton
Canton-Galva
Chase
Coldwater
Dexter
Garden Plain
Geneseo
Goessel
Holyrood
Hutchinson Central Christian
Hutchinson Trinity
Little River
Lost Springs Centre
Macksville
Marquette
Oxford
Pretty Prairie
Rozel-Pawnee Heights
South Haven
Stafford
Udail
Wilson
Alma
Cedar Vale
Chetopa
Colony-Crest
Denton- Midway
Elwood
Gridley
Hartford
Highland
Lebo
Longton-Elk Valley
McCune
Madison
Melvern
Olathe School For the Deaf
Olpe
Oskaloosa
Oswego
Pittsburg
Colgan
Pleasanton
Rosalia-Flinthills
St. Paul
Thayer
Waverly
Williamsburg
Attica
Bucklin
Cunningham
Haviland
Lewis
Mullinsville
Bogue
Hamilton
Hanston
Healy
Herndon
Jennings
Leroy
Linwood
McCracken
Paxico
Quenemo
Rexford- Golden Plains
Weskan
Associated Press
Shawnee St. Joseph
Bishop Hogan
Bonner Springs
Olathe
Chanute
Columbus
Sterling
OHL Player Of The Week Greg Woods Shines
The Herald notes Ottawa Highs Greg Woods earned Player Of The Week for the Cyclones. The 200 pound junior tackle helped open lanes for a steady running game in a 14-7 win over Bishop Miege and contributed on defense at noseguard and tackle in key plays.
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Herald
Ottawa
Greg Woods
Woods
Cyclones
Bishop Miege
OHL
Mets Clinch NL East With 6-4 Win Over Cubs
The New York Mets clinched the National League East in Chicago by beating the Cubs 6-4, erasing a late-season lead by Chicago. Wayne Garrett and Rusty Staub led a late surge as Yogi Berra praised the club after the champagne-soaked celebration. A crowd of about 1,000 greeted the team at LaGuardia on their return to New York.
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New York Mets
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Mets
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Garrett
Yogi Berra
Rusty Staub
Cincinnati
Berra
New York
LaGuardia Airport
Marine Air Terminal
Garnett's Dan Foltz Named Area Player of the Week
Garnett Bulldogs quarterback Dan Foltz, moving from tailback, ran and passed for 89 yards, scored two touchdowns and threw two two point conversions in a 32-19 win over Fredonia. It capped a third straight victory after a week without a starter due to injury.
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Garnett
Bulldogs
Neodesha
GHS
Foltz
Fredonia
Ottawa Monday Night Ladies Bowling Scores
Highs listed for each team in Ottawa leagues with top 10 and 30 game marks. Notables include M. Burgaon 185 game and 499 series for High 30, C. Murrow 499, S. Heckman 461, S. Coffman 149, Nitcher squad 341, Carlson 480, LeMaster 203, Scribner 528, Metze 183, Haas 197, Smell 521, Oelschlager 174, Marstall 440.
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Ottawa Bus
M. L. Burgaon
C. Murrow
Nitcher
L. Turner
S. Heckman
Ottawa Bowl
S. Coffman
C. Nitcher
Osburn
Flowers
S. McCurdy
R. Hoover
Franklin Savings
B. Brooks
R. Carlson
Patterson Chevy-Olds
R. Everson
Brunswick League
Lemaster
C. LeMaster
L. Scribner
Moorman’s
L. Metze
J. Gilbert
MFA Insurance
Braves Gain ERL Lead in Narrow Olathe Victory
Bonner Springs surged to sole first in the East Kansas league with a 13-12 win over Olathe at Olathe, moving to 2-0 in league play and one game ahead of Ottawa. Olathe dropped to 0-1 and tumbled in the standings as Ottawa and Olathe prepare for Friday clashes. Ottawa University Emporia State B-team JV game postponed again due to wet grounds, rescheduled for next Monday at Cook Field.
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Bonner Springs
Olathe
Bonner
Braves
Ottawa
Bishop Miege
Turner
Miege
St. Joseph
Ottawa University- Emporia State
Cook Field
Durocher resigns as Houston Astros manager
Houston Astros manager Leo Durocher, 67, quits after a 1973 season that saw the club drop from second place in 1972 to fourth in the National League West. General Manager Spee Richardson replaces him with Preston Gomez as the new field general. Durocher cites no factors for resigning and hints at retirement after a long baseball career.
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Houston
Leo Durocher
Houston Astros
Durocher
Astros
Spee Richardson
Preston Gomez
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