Ottawa JV Faces Sumner Academy At Grogan Stadium
Local schedule shows Ottawa junior varsity football hosting Sumner Academy at Grogan Stadium at 4 30 p m. Ottawa freshmen travel to Olathe for volleyball at 6 p m. College football scores recap from Associated Press lists multiple games across regions with Brown over Colgate 26 7 Cornell over Lehigh 21 17 and Notre Dame 34 Stanford 15 among others.
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Football contest results quick scores tiebreaker note
Purdue defeats Hinds 22 to 16 Baylor edges TCU 42 to 18 Phila 40 San Francisco 8 Ottawa 21 Sumner 8 with tiebreaker applied across contests.
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Unusual NFL Rules Changes Highlight Early Innovations
A review lists six rule changes from 1939 to 1956 affecting kicking tees, equipment, night games, sideline coaching, and player numbering. Notable items include soil kick tees, detachable kicks banned, stock stockings, brown ball with white stripe for night games, prohibition on loudspeaker coaching, and position based numbering with exceptions for nationally known players.
Ottawa Braves roll to 42 21 win over Bethel
Ottawa University ground game torched Bethel for 429 rushing yards on 38 carries in a 42 21 KCAC win. Desmond Stick Robinson rushed 238 yards on 20 carries, Earnest Wash added 147 on 15 as OU moved to 2 2 overall and 2 1 in KCAC. Coach Dave Dallas praised the line after four first half fumbles and an interception.
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Linsner, Whitaker Named KCAC Players of the Week
KCAC honors Ottawa senior Kevin Linsner and Southwestern College student Xavier Whitaker for standout performances. Linsner logged 14 tackles with 12 solo stops and a pass breakup in a 42-21 Ottawa victory over Bethel. Whitaker rushed 21 times for 195 yards and four touchdowns in a 69-21 win against Tabor, adding a 1 yard reception.
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Tough teams halt Cyclones Itawa High School in pool play
Ottawa High School fails to escape pool play in home tournament finishing 3-2 with losses to St. Thomas Aquinas and Olathe North. Coach Karla Van Leeuwen cites mental blocks after a 15-8 15-12 loss to Olathe North and a comeback win vs Kapaun Mt. Carmel. Jamie Criqui led with 31 kills in final four matches. Rochelle Servatius had 37 set assists as Duncan and Denton contributed offensively. Mindy Brown career high seven kills against Sabetha.
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Wildcats cruise past Eagles for 48-14 win
Baker tailback Jason White rushed for over 100 yards in the first quarter as Baker’s offense rolled to 48-14 homecoming victory over Central Methodist at Liston Stadium. Shawn Tarango threw three TD passes, and Baker’s defense limited the Eagles to 17 rushing yards.
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Indians finish second in Lyndon round robin tourney
Lyndon Osage City finished second as Waverly won the Lyndon round robin title on tiebreaker for fewest points allowed per game. Osage City, 14-7, dropped opener then won final three. Kari Pittman led with 19 kills, Jody Lohmeyer 16, Christina Wessell 13.
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Cowboys Dominate Redskins as Shula Coach Duo Shine
Cowboys rout Washington 34 7 and Dolphins edge Bengals 23 7 in pro football action. Barry Switzer comments on Dallas as Don Shula celebrates his 331st victory against Cincinnati where his son Dave coaches. Randall Cunningham passes for 246 yards, Charles Garner debuts with 111 rushing yards and two touchdowns. Buddy Ryan’s Cardinals finally win, topping the Vikings 17 7.
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