Motocross Classic On Top Sunday
Amateur riders from across the country compete Sunday at Baldwin Motorsports Park near Lawrence for the Can-Am National Amateur Motocross Championships. 135 finalists were selected from regional events, with 47 000 participants in district rounds. Open class features two unbeaten rivals Donald Van Hoozer and Gerald Howell. Kansans Eric Batman and David Lahey race, under Wheelsport Motorcycle Club of Lawrence.
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Baldwin Motorsports Park
Lawrence
Donald van Hoozer
Ottawa
Gerald Howell
el Cajon
Calif
Eric Batman
Great Bend
David Lahey
Moscow
Wheelsport Motorcycle Club
Baldwin Motocross Park
Us-20
Weighty Opposition To Grid Playoffs
Representatives from four major conferences plan to oppose a national playoff for large colleges. The NCAA has called for a vote on the proposal. Key figures from Michigan State UCLA Rice Notre Dame, Temple, and others weigh in with mixed support while a 17 member committee’s split vote is reported.
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Fuzak
Associated Press
NCAA
Marcus L. Plant
Michigan
Ath
Letic
J. D. Morgan
UCLA
Boyd McWhorter
Alan Chapman
Rice
Ernest C. Casale
Temple
Edmund P. Joyce
Notre Dame
Darrell Roya
Texas
John McKay
Southern California
Elroy Shige
Wisconsin
Carl
Louisiana State
William H. Baughn
Colorado
Gals Upset Baker In Two Volley Matches
Baldwin Ottawa University volleyball team defeated Baker in two games 16-3 and 15-3 then beat Haskell 15-6 15-10. Marty Decker and Cheryl Garrett led serving in the Baker set while Patty Griffin and Susan Mitchum powered the Haskell win. Ottawa closes pre conference with Mid America Nazarene Saturday and opens conference play Monday against Pittsburg and Washburn at Wilson Field House.
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Ottawa University
Baker
Ottawa
Haskell
Marty Decker
Cheryl Garrett
Patty Griffin
Susan Mitchum
Braves
Mid- America Nazarene
Pittsburg
Washburn
Tri-Lakes VB splits three ways in league action
Williamsburg defeats Pomona to force a three way tie for Tri-Lakes League regular season volleyball title in a marathon three set win 1 13 17 19 18 11. Pomona improves to 11-3 after also beating Burlingame 19 6 112 in the same meet.
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Pomona
Williamsburg Gals
Burllegame
PHL
Quenemo
Gridley
Bowling Scores From Wednesday Housewives League West Meron
Scores from the Wednesday Night Households League show fixtures across teams including Harvey's Appliances, Saffron Glags, Homes 1, and Ottawa Tire & Supply. Notable high scores include Linnaman 194 and Stockard 414, with several players posting highs such as 183, 174, and 188 in various matches.
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Housewives League
West Meron
Youmbertin
C. Wallin
Harvey's Appliances
Dodd
Bien
Saffron Glags
H. Linnaman
Toop Sete Lg Hie Homes
G. Conve
C. Roehl
Sertoma Club
C. Carpenter
J. Tevier
Princeton Grain
Stottiemire
R. Stockard
Flenear
D. Heckman
Ottawa Tire & Supply
R. Wolken
F. Simmons
G-Roberts
F. Wits
Grogan Gains Ground as Patriots Turn to Relief QB
Steve Grogan has impressed Patriots brass with late relief appearances. The Ottawa High and Kansas State graduate moved into No 2 role after Neil Graff was waived and Mel Baker signed. Grogan starred in late work, including a 100yard passing day in a 36 7 loss to the Jets.
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Ottawa High
Kansas State University
Patriots
Neil Graff
Mel Baker
Graff
New England
Jim Plunkett
New York Jets
Season's Crossroads Reappear For OHS
Ottawa High prepares for a pivotal EKL game at Olathe as major offensive changes are tested. Injuries complicate quarterback and running back spots while coach Philpot rotates lineups hoping to spark a scoreless stretch and turn around a sputtering season. The Eagles, 2-2, rely on a strong ground attack led by backs Meyers and Hughes as Bud Wheeler steers a stubborn, risked plan to outpace the Cyclones. Ottawa travels to a 7:30 p.m. kickoff seeking momentum in a tight ERL slate.
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Terry Ostmeyer
Ottawa High
Cyclones
OHS
Olathe
Kansas
Kup
Darren Beets
Ken Miller
Kevin
Miller
Philpot
Jeff Buick
Spencer
Whitacre
Eagles
Ottawa
OHL
Kansas City- Washington
Schlagle
Shawnee Mission Northwest
Bonner Springs
Bud Wheeler
Jeff Meyers
Eric Hughes
Bud
Bill Hudson
Bonner
Emporia
Miege
Ottawa Olathe
Turner
Golden Bears
Kansas City
Rockhurst
Gates
Battle of the Balk roils World Series buildup
Cincinnati Reds prepare a protest over Boston pitcher Luis Tiant balk calls as ex-AL star Merv Rettenmund weighs in. Sparky Anderson denies sending films to officials while Reds aim to use speed on the bases in the 1975 World Series opener against Tiant.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Boston Red Sox
Luis Tiant
Leage
Anderson
Reds
Don Gullett
Tiant
Pittsburgh
Foruy
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