Osawatomie Destroys Garnett With Four First-Half Touchdowns
Osawatomie raced to a 27-0 halftime lead with four long first-half TDs including 75 and 70 yard plays. Garnett fought back in the second half behind Brian Umbarger but fell 42-22. Cooper caught a 41-yard TD from Brummel for Garnett's late score.
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Osawatomie
Garnett
Brian Umbarger
Barry
Scott Cooper
Roger Brummel
Hauser
Cooper
Trojans
Brummel
Lansing
Bonner Springs
Pomona Drubs Burlington 49-8 in non-league clash
Pomona exploded for 42 first half points and overwhelmed Burlington 49-8 as Daryl Finch rushed for 318 yards on 22 carries with three scores. Rob Leach added two TDs, Dave Miller accounted for two more, and Pomona’s defense limited Burlington to 126 yards. Homecoming next Friday hosts Lyndon.
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Pomona
Burlington
Indians
Daryl Finch
Rob Leach
Dave Miller
Alvie Price
Tri-Lakes
Lyndon
Eagles rout Ottawa in 42-6 football win
Olathe, ranked No. 2 in class 4-A, overwhelmed Ottawa High with a 42-6 victory as the Cyclones’ 19 turnovers and miscues doomed them. Eagles build a 28-0 halftime lead behind a turnover-forced start, a 60-yard drive, and a pair of scores from Eddie Patterson, while Ottawa’s lone highlight is a Darren Beets to Tony Reed 63-yard pass. Ottawa drops to 0-2 in EKL play and 1-4 overall ahead of a trip to Seaman.
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Terry Ostmeyer
Ottawa High
Olathe
Eagles
Cyclones
Ottawa
Eagle
Eddie Patterson
Patterson
Dave Smethers
Bill Hudson
Paydirt
Smothers
Jeff Meyers
Jerry Peete
OHL
Mark Smith
Mark Rector
Darren Beets
Tony Reed
OHS
Beets
Bob Shaffer
Kansas
Quenemo Suffers 52-0 Loss to Leroy
Leroy fielded a 25 man squad against Quenemo with only 12 players. Quenemo fell behind early and was unable to recover, resulting in a 52 to 0 defeat. Coach Mike McCoy said the team wore down as substitutions kept coming. Quenemo drops to 1-4 and hosts Reading next Friday.
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Quenemo
Leroy
Mike McCoy
Reading
Williamsburg Defenses Keys 14-6 Victory Over Reading
Williamsburg improves to 5-0 with a defensive stand at the goal line twice stifling Reading. Coach Roger Shoemaker credited the unit as every player stepped up. Offense featured May's 3 yard TD run and Kendal one yard score, with Garman returning a punt for 75 yards nullified by a clipping penalty.
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Reading
Williamsburg
David May
David Garman
Larry Kendal
Garman
Shoemaker
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Matt Purcell
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Jerry Nitcher
PHL
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Leavenworth
OWL
Wwe
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Ottawa Insurance Agency
Virgil Hermreck
Franklin County
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V. Hermreck
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Jay Davies
Waverly
Harry Smith
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