Cyclones Rout Olathe Eagles 52-0 in ERL football clash
Ottawa high's defense overwhelmed Olathe, hauling in 21 tackles for loss and forcing the Eagles to finish with minus 31 yards in total offense. Terry Wallace ran for 91 yards and 3 scores, while Steve Hanes added two interceptions for TDs as Ottawa built a 21-0 halftime lead and rolled to a 52-0 rout halting Olathe's league title bid.
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Olathe
Ottawa High
Cyclones
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Eagles
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Rosedale
Terry Wallace
Steve Hanes
Hanes
Larry Black
Hughes Brothers
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Garnett Bulldogs beat Burlington 14 6 in Tri Valley clash
Garnett remains undefeated at 5 0 and tops the Tri Valley League at 4 0 after a 14 6 victory over Burlington. Daryl Tush subbed for injured Phil Singer and threw a 24 yard TD pass to Mark Boots, while Ron Hiles added a 19 yard rushing score and 108 rushing yards. Burlington scored late to spoil the shutout, Dale John connecting with Karl Reines on a 13 yard pass. Garnett heads to Homecoming next week against Humboldt.
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Garnett
Bulldogs
Paydirt
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Phil Singer
Mark Boots
Ron Hiles
Tush
Hiles
Dale John
Karl Reines
Humboldt
Quenemo Buffaloes Rout Americus 58 6 in non league clash
Quenemo Buffaloes beat Americus 58 to 6 in an eight man football game. Mike Weiss threw four TD passes and added an extra point in the first half. Gary Sims took over in the second half scoring twice and connecting on a pass to Sam Watts. Americus scored a late TD on a 25 yard pass from Bill Kruger to Darrell Mishler. Quenemo sits 4-0 overall and 2-0 in league with Linwood up next for the title.
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Otis Mack
Paul Brown
Russ Hughes
Ottawa
Eagles
Wallace
Chris Kornhaus
Fitzgerald
Randy Hughes
Cyclone
Cyclones
Brad Croucher
Power Seaman
Topeka
Americus
Quenemo Buffaloes
Buffaloes
Mike Weiss
Weiss
Gary Sims
Sims
Sam Watts
Stultz
Roger Carswell
Bill Kruger
Darrell Mishler
Linwood
Quenemo
Prep Scores From Kansas Football Roundup
Blue Mound 28 Crest 24 Prairie View 7 Uniontown Ashland 41 Southwest Heights 8 Bird City 14 Triplains 6 Clyde 34 Beloit ST John's Clyde 34 Beloit St. John's Coldwater 15 Minneola 12 Eudora 34 Blue Valley Stanley Eureka 19 Yates Center 0 Fort Scott 30 Pittsburg 28 Frontenac 22 St. Paul 6 Humboldt 14 Neodesha 6 Kansas City Missouri Southwest Miege 7 Lansing 22 Piper 8 Osage City 28 Silver Lake 6 Parsons 53 Altamont 0 Shawnee Mission North 47 Mandotte 0 Shawnee St. Joseph 18 Pem lay 6 Tonganoxie 24 Oswatomie 15 Turner 14 Bonner Springs 0 Valley Heights 12 Frankfort 6
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Altamont
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Mandotte
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Pemlay
Tonganoxie
Oswatomie
Turner
Bonner Springs
Valley Heights
Frankfort
Pomona Indians Rally To 19 8 Victory At Williamsburg
Pomona Indians ground attack and stout defense spoil Williamsburg homecoming 19 8 in Tri Lakes League action. Ty Hogue 103 rushing yards and Lynn Moses 134 lead Pomona with a 261 rushing yards total while Williamsburg gains 68 passing yards to 49 rushing. Pomona improves to 2 1 in league. Williamsburg slips to 1 3.
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Pomona Indians
Indians
Ty Hogue
Lynn Moses
Pomona
Panthers
Mike Miller
Moses
Hogue
Alan Davison
Jim Cox
Davison
Mike Hermreck
Lebo
Lyndon
OU Kickers Rout SMU In Weekend Soccer Bout
Mirko Grgas and Mario Vacarro scored in the first six minutes as Ottawa University beat SMU 4 1 at OU field. OU fired 42 shots to 9 for SMU with strong defense limiting SMU to one first half shot. Gerald Kolman added two goals after halftime. Keith Charter and Bob Hamburger led a standout OU defense. The Braves face Wisconsin Green Bay next at 2 p.m.
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Mario Vaccaro
Ottawa University
Southern Methodist University
Texans
Braves
SMU
Gerald Kolman
Keith Charter
Bob Hamburger
University of Wisconsin Green Bay
Fort Scott Upsets No 1 4-A Pittsburg Dragons
Fort Scott Tigers toppled the top-ranked Pittsburg Dragons 30 28 in Topeka Kansas. The Tigers trailed entering the fourth quarter and surged with a 24 point burst to ruin Pittsburg four game win streak and leave Class 4A with no unbeaten teams.
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Topeka
Kan
Fort Scott Tigers
Kansas
Pittsburg Dragons
Fort Scott
Pittsburg
Tigers
Central Heights Routs Pleasanton 34 0 in league game
Central Heights pounded Pleasanton 34 0 in Three Rivers League action. CH moved to 2-3 overall and 2-2 in league behind two Phil Moore TD runs and a Brad Stephan TD pass, with Dusty Hubbard blocking punts setting up two scores. Vikings totaled 273 yards while holding Pleasanton to 133 as CH heads to Crest next Friday.
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Central Heights
Pleasanton
Dusty Hubbard
Vikings
Crest
Baldwin 80 Santa Fe 6 Bulldogs stay unbeaten
Baldwin, 5-0 overall and 4-0 in the Jayhawk League, overwhelmed Santa Fe Trail 80 to 6. Larry Miffleton rushed for 316 yards and scored five touchdowns, including long runs of 80 15 50 55 and 76 yards, as Baldwin built a 28-0 early lead and a 50-0 halftime advantage. Other Baldwin TDs came from Jim Irick Mike Carriker Rex Pippenger Bob Jones and Bruce Chambers.
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Bulldogs
Santa Fe
Larry Miffleton
Chargers
Miffleton
Bulldog
Mission
Jim Irick
Mike Carriker
Rex Pippenger
Irick
Bob Jones
Bruce Chambers
Jayhawk
Burlingame Bears Down Waverly in Tri-Lakes Clash
Burlingame unbeatens jumped to a 25-0 lead and cruised to a 37-8 win over Waverly. Willie Prescott returned a pass for a 12 yard TD, David Parsons scored four times, and Tim Coursen finished with a 5 yard run. Burlingame totaled 263 yards to Waverly 81. Waverly fell to 1-4 with three interceptions and three fumbles.
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Waverly
Burlingame
Tri-Lakes
Willie Prescott
Bulldogs
David Parsons
Bearcats
Tim Coursen
Burlin
Harold Hughes
Bulldog
Perry Chapman
Ottawa Women’s Golf awards night at Ottawa Country Club
The Ottawa Women’s Golf Association will hold its annual awards presentations Tuesday at the Ottawa Country Club. Tuesday’s pairings include Sheldon-Wolgast Johnson-Daugharthy Kramer-Bennett Crawford-Peters Earnshaw-Moline South-Gilroy Elder-Lyman Walker-Warnock Fredeen-Speer. For reservations or cancellations call 242-4160 or 242-3401.
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Ottawa Women’s Golf Association
Ottawa Country Club
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Johnson- Daugharthy
Kramer-Bennett
Crawford-Peters
Earnshaw- Moline
South-Gilroy
Elder- Lyman
Walker-Warnock
Fredeen-Speer
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