Toughie Awaits The Braves By Terry Ostmeyer
Ottawa University faces a major test in Marshall Missouri against Missouri Valley Conference powerhouse in a battle that could prove the Braves are for real. OU’s 42 7 win over Central Methodist showcased a revived offense and stifling defense featuring standout players and an aggressive line. The Vikings boast 10 of 11 starters returning plus a massive defensive front, promising a high stakes clash with Ottawa’s quick defense and special teams edge shaping the outcome.
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Valley gridiron clash sets tense HAC showdown
Ottawa aims to extend its HAC struggles against Valley in a pivotal league game. McLeary emphasizes sustained intensity as OU reshuffles receivers Kim Hendrix to split end and rookie Richard Fagg to flanker after Joe Rush’s season-ending injury. Baker hosts Methodist while William Jewell plays Tarkia and Graceland meets Iowa Wesleyan.
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Battle At Big D At Hand
Former President Ford attends the Cotton Bowl coin toss with Texas coach Darrell Royal and Oklahoma coach Barry Switzer. The 66 deadlock last year set a tense tone as the two unbeaten teams prepare for this weekend's game with Royal retired and Fred Akers as Texas coach. Switzer and Akers praise each other despite past tensions.
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Marsh Leads Irwin In World Match Play Semifinal
Graham Marsh of Australia built a 3-up lead over Hale Irwin after 18 holes of the World Match Play semifinal at Wentworth. Ray Floyd and Seve Ballesteros trailed by one as 36-hole semis began, with weather and course conditions still damp from overnight rain.
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Ottawa High Gym Girls Show Improvement At Quadrangular
Ottawa High School girls gymnastics gained ground at the Highland Park Quadrangular in Topeka as the Cyclones totaled 34.25 points, behind Washburn Rural at 72.5 and other teams. OHS coach Biz Williamson praised the freshmen and sophomores, especially Jolene Reedy for vaulting, as Ottawa prepares for the Olathe Invitational set for Saturday.
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Emporia Edges Ottawa Ninth Graders 14 to 0
Emporia stunned Ottawa Junior High ninth graders with two third and fourth quarter scores to stay unbeaten. Ottawa dominated yardage but failed to reach the end zone, while a late halfback pass sealed Emporia’s 14 point win. Ottawa’s Dan Oglesby and teammates produced yardage but couldn’t convert chances.
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