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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1973

Page

2

Ottawa High set for Homecoming clash with Turner on Friday

Ottawa High faces Turner, a 5-1 top ranked 4-A foe, in a Homecoming clash that could decide the East Kansas League title and playoff position. The Cyclones, riding a three game win streak, rely on a Veer offense while Turner features one of the state's top quarterbacks Mike Grogan and a potent aerial attack. Turner enters as a two touchdown favorite, while Ottawa seeks a signature win over a strong rival.

Terry Ostmeyer Ottawa High Cyclones Turner OHS LeRoy Dreier Ottawa OHL Harmon Bears Kansas Leavenworth Bishop Miege Olathe Bonner Springs Mike Grogan Dreier Salina South Cyclone

Dreier Years Optimistic As Ottawa Faces Big Test

Ottawa high school football coach Dreier cites pass defense as Ottawa's key challenge against Grogan and Seaman’s passing threat. Beeman’s improved balance, Korkames and Burgoon stepping up, and Van Fossan's tentative return shape a hopeful home showdown.

Jesse Korkames Tim Burgoon Mark Strehlow Ottawa Chris van Fossan Seaman OHL Turner Dreier VanFossan OHS

A's Williams quitting rumors swirl after World Series

The Oakland A's insist Williams may quit after the World Series amid anger at owner Finley over Mike Andrews. Andrews rejoined after Kuhn’s direction and held a news conference. Williams denied leaving, though players said he told the team he would not be back next year.

NEW York Oakland A's Dick Williams Charles O. Finley Mike Andrews New York Mets Andrews Bowie Kuhn Finley Williams Dick Green Iia Green New York Yankees Ralph Houk Detroit Tigers Oakland A’s Oakland Yankees The Minneapolis Tribune

Twilight League leads with Stokes 208 and Heckert 554

Bowling scores show Twilight League top marks with Stokes 208 in game ten and Heckert 554 for the series. Town and Country and other teams post solid marks as Moe Moses and Raichel rack up high 30-game totals and 30-game scores across leagues.

Bendix C. Stokes J. Heckert Moses D. Raichel Todd Mobile Homes Jones Ottawa L. Wichman Cannada Supplies G. Toumberiin Everett's Kramer Drug Store M.L. Hopkins Irwin W.C. Jackson T. Walleck Harvey's M. Bledsoe D. Nitcher Commercial League Skyhook B. Roehl D. Heckman Bob‘s Mobil Princeton M. Stockard Lamb-Roberts K. Gaeddert Crites F. Wise C. Whiteford Ottawa Tire & Supply F. Simmons

Showdown At Dodge Tops Kansas Football Matchup

Wichita North travels to Dodge City for a key Kansas high school game pitting 5A No.4 North against 4A No.1 Dodge City. Shawnee Mission South leads 5A at 6-0 while Shawnee Mission North is 3rd in 5A. Northwest is 5-1 facing 6-0 South.

Topeka Kan Wichita North Dodge City Kansas Shawnee Mission North Shawnee Mission South Shawnee Mission Northwest South Northwest

Williamsburg Girls Sweep Tri Lakes Volleyball Title

Williamsburg hosted the Tri Lakes League tournament with Burlingame Gridley Lebo Melvern Pomona Quenemo and Waverly. Williamsburg A team swept Gridley 15-8 15-4 to win gold. Melvern finished third Quenemo fourth. Williamsburg B team won its opening game vs Lebo 15-10 before dropping 15-6 and winning 15-9.

Williamsburg Burlingame Gridley Lebo Melvern Pomona Quenemo Waverly Debbie Higdon Linda Chambers Jeri Neal Jackie Sue Steward Pam Johnson Peggy Collins

Staub Delivers in Mets Win to Tie World Series

New York Mets batter Rusty Staub shrugged off a sore shoulder to drive in five runs and hit a homer as Mets defeated Oakland 6-1 at Shea Stadium. Staub, 4-for-4 with a walk, powered a three-run fourth inning and backed Jon Matlack’s strong eight-inning, two-hit performance. The win evened the series at two games each, shifting momentum away from the A’s clubhouse turmoil spotlight.

NEW York Oakland A Rusty Staub A’s New York Mets Staub Mets Cincinnati Reds Shea Stadium Ken Holtzman Holtzman John Milner Jerry Grote Young Jon

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