Waverly Defeats Gridley 8 7 For First 1972 Victory
Waverly Bulldogs secure their first 1972 football win 8 7 over Gridley aided by a first quarter safety credited to freshman Bill Williams. Gridley's Dale Eccles scored on a 5 yard run to lead 6 2 before Waverly responded with a fourth down razzle dazzle TD pass from Gary Giffin to Roger Huggard. Giffin and stout defense paced Waverly as Gridley field goal attempts clanged off the crossbar.
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Waverly
Bulldogs
Gridley
Bill Williams
Dale Eccles
Gary Giffin
Roger Huggard
Giffin
Williamsburg
Lebo Comeback Breaks Panthers in Tri Lakes League
Lebo rallied in the final period to defeat Williamsburg 32 26, improving to 4 1 in the Tri Lakes League while Williamsburg fell to its sixth straight loss. Jim Jonas led Lebo with two TD passes and two rushing TDs, and a late 7 yard rushing score after a blocked punt setup the winner. Williamsburg had 301 total yards with Coppoe passing for three TDs and McClure Dorsey each scoring twice, but Lebo outgained them 302 to 301 and grabbed the victory on the road.
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Williamsburg
Lebo
Wolves
Panthers
Jim Jonas
Freerkesen
Jonas
Jack Coppoe
Glen McClure
Marvin Dorsey
McClure
Coppoe
Dorsey
City Schedule Volleyball Practice and Registration Call
City schedule lists practice sessions for unregistered teams at 8. Contact Orlis Cox or Steve Queen at 742-1997 to register. Monday at N. Jr. High Gym features Women's Division Ottawa Independents versus Williamsburg Pizza Village versus Damron Vawner. Men play 7:00 Don's v5 Trinity UM and 6:00 First Baptist versus Trinity UM.
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Orlis Cox
Steve Queen
N. Jr. High Gym
Ottawa Independents
Williamsburg Pizza Village
Damron-Vawner
Don's
Trinity UM
First Baptist
Ottawa High blanks Seaman 28 0 in non league clash
Ottawa High used a stout defense and a strong ground game to defeat Seaman 28 to 0 in a non league game. Mark Seymour rushed 191 yards on 17 carries with two fumbles, while Seaman struggled offensively amid penalties and two early interceptions. Ottawa hosts Turner next, tied for first in the East Kansas League after Friday’s results.
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Ottawa
OHL
Terry Ostmeyer
Topeka
Ottawa High
Seaman
Cyclones
OHS
Viking
Vikings
Chris van Fossan
Larry Black
Seymour
Kornhaus
Terry Wallace
Kramer
van Fossan
Tim Burgoon
Beeman
John Killough
Jeff Sellers
Kansas City
Turner
Golden Bears
Olathe
Rosedale
Bonner Springs
Osawatomie
Ave
High school football scores from Arkansas City to Ulysses
The Associated Press lists final scores for Kansas and nearby area games. Notable outcomes include Connell 41 over Linn, Salina South 8 over McPherson 0, Paola 27 over Immaculata 0, Wichita area showdowns and multiple large margins such as Bird City 62 over McDonald 0 and Wellington 39 over Newton 16.
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de Soto
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Shawnee Mission Northwest
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Gridley
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Newton
White City
Strong City
Bird City
McDonald
Plainville
Hill City
Shawnee St. Joseph
Lillis
Spring Hill
Basehor
St. Joseph
Benton
Wamego
St. Marys
Onaga
Poor Start Sinks Vikings in Three Rivers Play
Prairie View defeated Central Heights 30 to 6 on PV home field. Mike Crow returned a punt 95 yards for the opening score. CH rally to cut the lead, but managing 26 rushing yards and 71 passing yards amid PV dominance. Melvin Hollman scored twice for Prairie View, while Dusty Hubbard blocked a punt.
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Central Heights Vikings
Prairie View
Vikings
Mike Crow
Brad Stephan
R. W. Snow
Dusty Hubbard
Melvin Hollman
Central Heights
Garnett Stops Humboldt in Tri-Valley League Clash 14-6
Humboldt pressured Garnett with early fumbles but the Bulldogs recovered to control the game and earn their fifth straight league win. Garnett, aiming to avenge a prior loss, held a lead briefly before Humboldt tied and finished 14-6 in the Tri-Valley contest.
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Humboldt
Garnett
Bulldogs
Lyndon Tigers fall to undefeated Lyndon Indians 7 0
Lyndon dominated most of the Tri Lakes contest as Pomona’s offense struggled. John Allan scored Lyndon’s TD on a 24 yard end sweep with Bob Emery adding the PAT, sealing a 7 0 win. Pomona finish 1 4 in league while Lyndon remains unbeaten at 6 0.
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Lyndon Tigers
Indians
Lyndon
Tri-Lakes
John Allan
Bob Emery
Tigers
Airways
Pomona
London
PHS
Joe Soper
Marty Criqui
Quenemo blitzes Linwood 72 to 6 in high-scoring win
Quenemo in eight-man play routed Linwood 72-6 behind Steve Pegram and Les Rose, who connected seven times for TDs. Rose had 11 receptions for 235 yards and a 50 yarder, while Pegram totaled 355 passing yards on 17 of 33 with eight touchdowns and one interception. Sims ran for 28 and 3 yards and returned a pick 32 yards for a score as Quenemo rolled 509 total yards.
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Linwood
Quenemo
Steve Pegram
Les Rose
Marais Des Cygnes Valley
Bination
Rose
Pegram
Gary Sims
Sims
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