OU Players Of The Week Honors Highlight Trio
OU names three players as weekly standouts Brad Rahe guard from Hiawatha earned offense honors for blocking that aided 170 rushing yards and four touchdowns in a 34-7 win over Central Methodist sophomore Ira Washington of St Louis earned defense honors for two early interceptions and a key return, John Calderwood of Denver earned special teams for two fumble recoveries and key kickoff plays.
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Hneman
Ottawa University
Brad Rahe
Hiawatha
Central Methodist
Ira Washington
St. Louis
Braves
Methodist
Washington
John Calderwood
Denver
Calderwood
Bonner Springs Jrs Run Past Ottawa With Four TDs
Bonner Springs built a 16 point halftime lead and never trailed, scoring four long touchdowns including a 70 yard run. Ottawa Junior High misfired on key plays, saw penalties derail two threats, and fell 30-14. Jeff Reed led OJHS with 124 rushing yards as Ottawa prepares to host Santa Fe Trail next Tuesday.
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Bonner Springs
Ottawa
OJHS
Bonner
Stariza
Jeff Reed
Craig Buck
Dave Wiederholt
Buck
Reed
Ottawa High Stadium
OU Gals Fall To Tarkio And Rockhurst In Slump
Ottawa University's volleyball team extended its skid to seven losses by dropping matches to Tarkio and Rockhurst in Kansas City. The Gals won the first game in both contests but then lost the next two. OU stands at 3-10 on the season and heads to Park College and Mid-America Nazarene on the road.
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Kansas
City
Ottawa University
OU Gals
Tarkio
Rockhurst
Braves
Ottawa
Parkville
Park College
Olathe
Mid-America Nazarene
Grain and steelworker standings from Harlan era teams
A garbled OCR list shows multiple teams and high scores with names such as AMF Strikers Princeton Grain, James Gang, Go Getters, Steelworkers, Waymire's, Tomahawk, Harlan's, and Frickton Grain. Entries include players and numbers like 205 High, 34, 198-544, 225-596, 228-856, suggesting a local score or draft-like table without clear narrative context.
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AMF
Princeton Grain
R. Stockard
Silsby
THE
James Gang
Clan Pea
D. Blan
RGGCR
McAdog
MOBIL
L. Knight
Barfe
K. Liegerot
Hostetter's
Stargell Stars as Pirates Take NL Playoff Opener
Willie Stargell drives a three run homer aiding the Pittsburgh Pirates to a 5-2 win over the Cincinnati Reds in the opener of the National League playoffs. Stargell declines to take a star for himself while teammates earn praise from manager Chuck Tanner and Reds coach John McNamara reflects on the late rally.
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Cincinnati
Willie Stargell
Stargell
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cincinnati Reds
Pirates
Reds
Frank Pastore
Jim Bibby
Pittsburgh
Chuck Tanner
Tannner
Tom Hume
Tim Foli
Dave Parker
Phil Garner
Omar Moreno
Foli
Moreno
Dave Collins
Collins
Dave Concepcion
George Foster
Tom Seaver
Tom
Padres broadcaster Coleman named Padres manager in surprise move
SAN DIEGO (UP) Jerry Coleman, famed San Diego Padres broadcaster known for malaprops, was named manager of the National League club after a 10 game losing streak. At 55, he returns to uniform duties after 22 years, taking over a struggling team with a promise to curb slangy on air slips and lead a more disciplined clubhouse. The hire makes Coleman one of baseball’s most quoted figures, though comprehension of his remarks remains uncertain.
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McNamara
John Candelaria
Pittsburgh
Tanner
Grant Jackson
Don Robinson
Tannner
Bert) Blyleven
Reda
Concepcion
Foster
Robinson
Johnny Bench
Bench
SAN Diego
Jerry Coléman
San Diego Padres
Casey Stengel
Dizzy Dean
Danny Ozark
Stengel
New York Yankees
Stengelese
Dean
Ol’ Diz
Ozark
Philadelphia
Napoleon
Padres
Coleman
Baseball World
Sparky Anderson
Cosell and Gifford Clash Over Telecast Blunder
East Rutherford AP report notes Howard Cosell blamed Frank Gifford for a wrong gravelle id during the Giants Redskins game on Sept 17. Gifford admitted fault, while Gravelle’s wife received a heated call and Gravelle threatened suit for the misidentification and late arrival fine.
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East Rutherford
N.J
Howard Cosell
Frank Gifford
Gifford
Cosell
New York Giants
Gordon Gravelle
Washington Redskins
Fran Tarkenton
Gus Coppens
Gravelle
Gordon
Giants
Coppens
California
Kings Win On Allen’s Buzzer Beater In Exhibition
In Albuquerque Kansas City beat Houston 116-113 as Lucius Allen sunk a 23-foot jumper at the buzzer to cap a fourth-quarter rally. Moses Malone scored 18 in the Rockets comeback that fell short after Billy McKinney tied the game at 113-113 moments earlier.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Lucius Allen
Kansas City
National Basketball Association
Houston
Allen
Kings
Moses Malone
Bowling Scores High L Stockard Barkdoll 179 High
A list of bowling scores appears with multiple teams and players. Notable scores include Stockard and Barkdoll each 179 in 10-L and 30-L frames, plus high series figures like 447 for 30-8 Walker and 538 for 10-30-A. Other lanes include Colbern Electric and National Bank entries with top marks around 180s and 200s.
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L. Stockard
F. Barkdoll
D. Dean
BANC
J. Hart
Hawkins and O'Hara
O—S. Norris
T. Woods
D. Bien
Ferguson
Dixon
M. Callthan
Farm Bureau
T. Bien
Roller
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Starless
Bob Skinner
John McNamara
Ray Knight
John
Knight
Bibby
Pastore
Ryan
Baltimore
Palmer
Winfield
Rich Folkers
Grubb
Rose
Hrabosky
Bob Davis
Randy
Cardinals
Barry Carry
Gary Templeton
Hendrick
ABC
Molly Gravelle
Preuiliacles
Fritzi
Babes
Litwin’s
Hanes Hosiery
Lorraine
Kennington Arrow
Woven Sports
Kennington
Donmoor Don Juan Levi
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