OHS Player Of The Week Wallace Tops Cyclones Win
Terry Wallace of Ottawa High earned Player of the Week honors after the Cyclones routed Olathe 52 to 0. The junior slotback ran 12 times for 91 yards and three rushing touchdowns on 3, 7 and 8 yards, marking the first three TD game by an OHL player this season. Ottawa surged to the East Kansas League lead with the big win.
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Twisters Rally To Top Olathe
Ottawa High junior varsity overcome a 12-0 deficit to defeat Olathe IV 20-12 on Monday night. Chris VanFossan scored twice including a 5 yard run and a 1 yard TD while David Beeman and Mark Strehlow contributed on offense and a failed PAT kept the halftime gap at 12-6.
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NCAA On Spot In Oklahoma Court
In Tulsa Oklahoma the NCAA faces district court scrutiny over its power to restrict football telecasts and threaten member schools with penalties for rule violations. Dr Paul F Sharp president of the University of Oklahoma and Tom Hansen for the NCAA were ordered to appear by District Judge Robert Simms.
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Sooners Rise to No 2 in AP Poll After Texas Win
Oklahoma climbs from eighth to second in the AP college football poll after a 48 27 victory over Texas. Nebraska leads with 1 056 points and 40 first place votes. Michigan moves to third as Texas drops to tenth. Alabama rises to fourth, Auburn fifth, Colorado sixth. Notre Dame seventh, Georgia eighth, Penn State ninth.
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Sports hit by unrest in Belfast with key games moved
In Belfast, sport operates on a restricted scale as Belfast clubs quit stadiums amid bombings and curfews. Evening European Cup of Nations match NI versus Russia shifts to 4 pm with low expected attendance, while horse racing and amateur boxing suffer cancellations and fans lose access to major events.
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Bowling Scores From Brunswicks League Listings
Bowling scores show high games and series for Brunswicks League teams including Breckenridge MFA Insurance John s Gulf LeMasters Helen and Bills Ottawa Bowl Nitcher s Osburn s Ottawa Bus Franklin Savings Monday Night Social Sporty Four Fantastic Four Pin Wizards Unpredictables Thursday Knights Party Poopers Lucky Four Gutterbugs Ding Dongs Late Starters with players like Haas Burd Gilbert McCray Meador Hoffman Porter Shenk Stambaugh and Weems across multiple bowling houses.
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Orioles' Quest In Series Familiar
PITTSBURGH AP The Orioles seek a third win to take a commanding 3-0 lead in the best of seven World Series. Baltimore battered six Pirates pitchers for 14 singles in an 11-3 win to seize a 2-0 series edge. Frank and Brooks Robinson each had three hits as Baltimore extended its postseason momentum and stressed staying focused on the next game. The Pirates, worn pitching, faced Steve Blass in game three after a high-scoring showing in game two. The Orioles also carried a long winning streak into the series, mirroring last year’s run as they aim for a second straight title.
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Ottawa Cars Win Prizes At National Rod Show Omaha
Local hot rod enthusiasts Richard Butell and Kenny Vandeventer earned top honors at the National Rod and Custom Auto Show in Omaha. Butell claimed first place with a 1923 Model T Roadster pickup and won a jacket, IA points for best sign, and a cash prize for best hot rod, plus third place for rope display. Vandeventer and Myr Van Deventer took a class first with a 1940 Ford, plus a jacket for best custom engine and a cash prize for best custom car.
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Pirates Not Humiliated After 11 3 World Series setback
Pirates pitcher Bob Moose commented on the lopsided loss as Pittsburgh dropped game two after yielding 11 runs. He noted the team collected 14 singles and joked about mixing in more doubles, while acknowledging embarrassing gaps in power.
Dallas Survives A Fumble-Fest
The Cowboys beat the Giants 20-13 in a sloppy nationally televised game marked by multiple fumbles. Duane Thomas returned and Morton Hayes connected on a 48 yard TD pass, while Frank Tarkenton threw a 24 yard score to Clifton McNeil and Mike Clark and Pete Gogolak added field goals in a tense first half.
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Giants fall to Cowboys as coaching shakeup sparks change
Giants coach Alex Webster said the team made too many errors in a hard hitting game. Dallas improves to 3-1 while 2-2 Giants trail NFC East leader Washington. Dallas led 13-6 at halftime after Staubach connected with Billy Truax. Landry then reshuffled the lineup, inserting Thomas at fullback and replacing Staubach with Morton.
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