Vikes clinch late surge to down OU 35-9 in HAC clash
Missouri Valley dominated the second half after a costly OU punt snap, as Jeff Steinle sprinted 12 yards for a third quarter touchdown and Gary Lowell added a pick. Al LaMura connected on a 44 yard pass to Frank Arizmendi earlier and Valley pulled away with two fourth-quarter scores to stay atop the HAC standings while Ottawa dropped to 2-3 overall. The Braves, led by quarterback John Sherman and Kim Hendrix, struggled to generate offense beyond a 92-yard completion, finishing with 75 rushing yards as Valley sealed the win.
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Terry Ostmeyer
Ottawa University
Heart of America
Missouri Valley
Mc Valley
Braves
Vikings
Mo Valley
Ottawa
Jeff Steinle
McValley
Vikes
Gary Lowell
Valley
al LaMura
Frank Arizmendi
LaMura
Pete Roetzer
Joe Spallina
John Sherman
Kim Hendrix
Alan Cunningham
Hendrix
Sherman
Greg Schutz
Rod Graves
Gus Elzie
Graves
Steinle
Keith Houston
Dan Regle
Mark Dykema
Gary Johnson
Spanilla
Mark Hughes
HAC
William Jewell
Tarkio
Central Methodist
Mo-Valley
Baker
Graceland
Royals Keep Hopes Alive In An Open Playoff Tilt
Kansas City Royals rally past the New York Yankees 7-3 to trim the series deficit and even the best-of-five AL playoff at 1-1. Dennis Leonard started, Paul Splittorff saved, George Brett and John Mayberry sparked a late rally as Royals strike twice. In Cincinnati, Sparky Anderson’s Reds take a 2-0 lead over the Phillies, with Tony Perez and a controversial Dick Allen miscue fueling a 6-2 win that could seal the series.
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Royals
Kansas City
New York
Yankees
Dennis Leonard
Paul Splittorff
Leonard
Rivers
Brett
John
Mayberry
Splittorff
Tom Paquette
Phillies
Reds
Cincinnati
Riverfront Stadium
Gary Nolan
Jim Kaat
Dick Allen
Allen
Tony Perez
Bob Kenney
Camden
N.J
Courier Post
Bob Hertzel
Cincinnati Enquirer
Bob Boone
Telegram To Grogan Telegram To Grogan Ottawans Last Chance
Ottawans may place names on a telegram to Seye Grogan for the national televised game set for Monday night October 18. A Heritage Book Store table will operate Wednesday from 3 20 to 8 00 P M with 25 cents per person or 50 cents per couple to add a name. Proceeds cover telegram costs.
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Seye Grogan
Heritage Book Store
South Main
Steve
Ottawa
Howard
Frank
Alex
All America
Jets
OHS Harriers Run To Victory In Shawnee Invitational
Shawnee-Ottawa High captured its second straight cross country title at the St. Joseph Shawnee Invitational scoring 41 points. Mike Noland of St. Joe won the individual crown in 10:27 for 2 miles. Ottawa's James Brockway placed third with 10:38, Alan Keefer fourth at 10:39, Doug Mumma sixth at 10:45, and Phil Waasmer seventh at 10:48.
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Shawnee
Ottawa High
St. Joseph
Ottawa
James Brockway
Alan Keefer
Doug Mumma
Phil Waasmer Beventh
Richard Zimmerman
Cyclones
Craig Nevenswander
Keith Skidmore
Rick Elliott
Olathe
OHS
Ravens Fall Short in Triangular With Benedictine
Ottawa University women ignited a late rally against Benedictine College but succumbed 18-16 in the opening game, then Benedictine won 15-11 and 15-5 to seal the series. Ottawa earlier overwhelmed Kansas Newman 15-6 16-5 to set up the decisive match. Benedictine leads conference 4-0, OU 3-1, Newman 1-3, Marymount 0-4. The Braves sit 11-3 overall and host Mid America Nazarene Tuesday in Wilson Field House at 6:90.
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Atchison
Ottawa University
Benedictine College
Ravens
Benedictine
Braves
Ottawa
Kansas
Newman
Marymount
Mid- America Nazarene
Wilson Field House
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Statiound
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Mickey Rivers
Philadelphia
Cincinnati Reds
Sparky Anderson
Philadelphia Phillies
Anderson
Grogan
OHS Harriers
A-Aok
Williamsburg
Kaw
Coronado
Oakland
Elec
Grace Pattie
Jack Nelson
Mickey Johnson
Citizens St. Bank
Pomona