Rugged Jewell Defeats Ottawa In Homecoming showdown
William Jewell upends Ottawa University 17-3 as the No. 2 NAIA Cardinals smother the Braves, holding OU to 72 yards offense. Jewell’s defense dominates line play while capitalizing on two first-half touchdowns and a late interception return to secure a sixth win with several miscues and a wind driven, rain soaked Homecoming at Cook Field.
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Terry Ostmeyer
Liberty
Ottawa University
William Jewell
Braves
Cardinals
Ottawa
Jewell
HAC
Baker
Culver- Stockton
Missouri Valley
Central Methodist
Graceland
Cook Field
Ted Thomas
Waverly Beats Olpe to Stay Unbeaten in Lyon County Clash
Waverly Bulldogs improved to 5-0 by edging Olpe 7-6 in a tight Lyon County League game. A fourth down fake field goal capped by a Larry Chapman to Tim Smith TD gave the hosts the lead, while Olpe answered late before a missed PAT left it 7-6. Tim Bradley and Jimmy Vann powered WHL defense as Olpe managed 184 total yards. Gifford and Williams led Waverly with 129 rushing yards on 20 carries each. Waverly hosts Marais des Cygnes Valley next in a pivotal playoff race.
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OLPE
Bulldogs
Larry Chapman
Tim Smith
Chapman
Harry Gifford
Scott Williams
Waverly
Marais Des Cygnes Valley
Ottawa High to Honor Seven Senior Volleyball Players
Seven seniors on the Ottawa High volleyball team will be honored tonight during a triangular meet with Bishop Miege and Olathe North. Parents of the OHS girls will host a coffee after the meet in the Cyclone Room, as the final home action of the regular season. Ottawa hosts sub-state action later this month. The triangular starts at o'clock.
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Ottawa High
Bishop Miege
Olathe North
OHS
Chiefs Rally Past Broncos In Unusual Penalty Play
Kansas City outlasted Denver 28 14 after a bizarre illegal double shift penalty inside the 20 halted Denver’s drive. Joe Delaney exploded for an 82 yard TD, finishing with 149 rushing yards as the Chiefs boost their record to 5 2 and share first in the AFC West with Denver and San Diego. Morton passed for 342 yards for the Broncos, while Giants and 49ers also posted notable results across a day of NFL action.
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Denver
Joe Delaney
Bronco
Randy Gradishar
Bill Kenney
Chiefs
Craig Morton
Steve Watson
Broncos
Morton
Watson
Don Parrish
Fred Steinfort
Delaney
Dan Reeves
Saneporeover
Kelaney
Yodiie
Bénshtloni ‘Bective
James Hadnot
Arrowhead Stadium
Whitney Paul
Kenney
Henry Marshall
Perry Smith
NFL
Marv Levy
Levy
Giants
Seahawks
Joe Danelo
Rob Carpenter
49Ers
Packers
Johnny Davis
Rax Wersching
Rams
Dallas
San Francisco
James Lofton
John Jefferson
Green Bay
Lynn Dickey
David Whitehurst
Dolphins
Andra Franklin
Uwe von Schumann
Bills
Miami
Buffalo
Browns
Saints
Benny Ricardo
George Rogers
New Orleans
Wayne Wilson
Mike Pruitt
Cleveland
Chargers
Colts
Dan Fouts
Chuck Muncie
John Cappeletti
Baltimore
Bert Jones
Patriots
Oilers
Steve Grogan
Houston
Ken Stabler
Earl Campbell
Eagles
Minnesota
Vikings
Tommy Kramer
Sammy White
Cowboys
Tony Dorsett
Danny White
Tony Hill
White
Philadelphia
Bengals
Steelers
Ken Anderson
David Verser
Bruce Harper
Richard Todd
Jerome Barkum
Ottawa Kicks Start Homecoming Week With 6-0 Rout
Ray Kahla scored twice and joined by Mark Perdew as Ottawa University blanked William Jewell 6-0 to move to 8-2-1. Kahla sparked a four goal burst after halftime, with Bill Petry and Louis Roggera adding late goals. Upcoming games include Hesston Tuesday and a Homecoming clash with Benedictine.
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Liberty
Ray Kahla
Ottawa University
William Jewell
Kahla
Mark Perdew
Braves
Bill Petry
Louis Roggera
Ottawa
Hesston
Benedictine
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Dean Cruse
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Greg Jacobson
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