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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1977
Page
2
Bob Shaffer the 200 pound senior for Ottawa High earned the Herald's player of the week for driving the Cyclones to a 22 16 upset over Seaman. He led with 86 rushing yards on 19 carries and added eight tackles as a linebacker including five unassisted.
The Herald names Danny Clayton of Wellsville as Area Player of the Week. He powered the Eagles to a 22 0 win over Eudora, opening with a 56 yard touchdown and finishing with 89 yards on 11 carries for an 8 yard average.
Ottawa High’s junior varsity topped Wellsville 14-0 with a late first half TD pass from David Strehlow to Vic White and a fourth quarter 15-yard run by Paul Geist. Strehlow also connected on a 2-point conversion. Ottawa fumbled four times while amassing about 200 rushing yards. Randy Hendrickson led with 94 yards on 14 carries. OHL B-team improves to 3-2 and hosts Turner next Monday at 3:30 p.m.
Pittsburgh Steelers defeat Cincinnati Bengals 20 to 14 on Monday night as Terry Bradshaw plays with a wrist cast. Key plays include Rocky Bleier one yard TD, Mel Blount return, and a controversial whistle error nullifying a Bengals TD. Bengals lose Ken Anderson to knee injury. Steelers atop AFC Central with Houston and Cleveland. Willie Harper likely out for 49ers Lions game. Bruce Elia filling in. Willie McGee begins workouts after leg injury.
Denver fans angry at ABC TV for omitting their team from Monday night highlights held a raffle at the Sweetwater pub to smash a used TV set with a brick aimed at sportscaster Howard Cosell. The stunt followed Denver’s 30 7 win over Oakland in Oakland boosting bar business fivefold.
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