Cyclones Open EKL Play Against Miege Juggernaut
Ottawa High faces Bishop Miege in EKL lidlifter after three tough nonconference games. The Cyclones aim to control the clock and limit turnovers as Miege brings three strong backs led by Mark Gingell and quarterback Jeff Amrein. Ottawa shuffled personnel but plans to start the previous lineup, hoping to upset the No. 2 ranked Stags amid a tougher schedule.
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Terry Ostmeyer
Ottawa High
Bishop Miege
Miege
EKL
Ottawa
Manhattan
Staga
Cyclones
Harmon
Emporia
Fort Scott
OHS
Mike Philpot
Stags
Schlagle
Philpot
Jim Hamilton
Bill Burns
NFL Woes To Congress Reports On Labor Dispute
Washington AP Owners of NFL teams present their side of the labor dispute to Congress. Executives from the NFL Management Council and players testify as negotiations stall after a tentative contract broke Tuesday. Ed Garvey urges faster bargaining, saying athletes careers are brief.
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Washington
Congress
NFL
Management Council
Tfy
Mee Neenee Management Relations
Frank Thompson Jr
Ed Garvey
Playrs’ Group
Bowling Scores From Local Leagues and High Scores
A readout of league bowling results lists high game and series for teams such as COMERCIAL LWEAQUE PLAZA THEATER and SERTOMA CLUB-O Bish 30-J. Taylor. Individual leaders include LAMBROBE 194 and FRINENCE & SUPPLY with 173, plus high scores for CAMRON-TOWNER 182 and OTTAWA BUS 192.
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Comercial Lweaque Plaza Theater
Stockard
West Wilson Repair
Kramer
Jean
Wettis
East Ninth
Gelschinger
Cearn
McCurdy
Toumberlin
Ali and Frazier Weigh Retirement After Manila Fight
Muhammad Ali and Joe Frazier hedged on retirement plans after their brutal title bout in Manila. Ali said he may not retire yet and that money could lure him back, while Frazier planned further talks with trainer Eddie Futch before deciding. Both wore dark glasses hiding facial injuries from the fiercely contested ring fight.
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Manila
Muhammad Ali
Joe Frazier
Ali
Eddie Futch
Frazier
Douglass Leaves Bears After Six Seasons
CHICAGO AP After six seasons of glory and disappointment with the Chicago Bears quarterback Bobby Douglass is released by the NFL team and may face waivers. General Manager Jim Finks said he spoke to five teams about a trade but there is no interest yet. If unclaimed at the $100 waiver fee by 4 p.m. EDT, Douglass becomes a free agent, though he remains confident he will play quarterback in the NFL this season. Douglass’ attorney called the move the coldest, worst thing he’s heard in sports.
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Bonner Sprirgs
Miege
Cyclones
Harmon
OHL
The
Stags
Ottawa
Hawke
Ainte
Emporia
Fort Scott
OHS
Chicago
Chicago Bears
Bobby Douglass
Douglass
National Football League
Jim Finks
NFL
Herb Rudey
Finks
Bobby
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