OHS Earns Narrow 14-7 Win Over Turner In OTTRA
Ottawa High survives Turner’s passing attack and a late rally to win 14-7 at home. Grogan passed 21 of 36 for 207 yards as Turner moves the ball into Ottawa territory but Ottawa counters with a 99-yard final-quarter drive led by Hanes and Seymour. Seymour posted 110 rushing yards, and Keith Kramer added his 15th straight PAT to seal the victory.
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Terry Ostmeyer
Kansas City
Ottawa High
Turner
Cyclones
Kansas
Golden Bears
Ottawa
Mike Grogan
Bears
OHL
OHS
Grogan
Chris van Fossan
van Fossan
Jim Campbell
David Beeman
Steve Hanes
Hanes
Keith Kramer
Greg Pretz
Steve Myer
Pretz
Mark Seymour
Terry Wallace
Seymour
Kramer
Chris Kornhaus
Wallace
Wellington
Hutchinson
Argentine
Bonner Springs
Hogan High
Rosedale
Olathe
Bishop Miege
Bruce Waymire
Ed McCutcheon
Lawrence Upsets Top Kansas High School Football Powers
Lawrence shocks top-ranked Shawnee Mission South 18-7 while Moundridge loses in two overtimes, 8-0 to Fairfield. Chase falls 20-15 to Marquette and Syracuse upsets Sublette 12-8. Pittsburg loses to Coffeyville 20-14 as Manhattan and Liberal win. Fort Scott beats Columbus 13-6. Bucklin defeats Nashville Zenda 46-0. Centre tops Chase County 14-8 ending Chase County’s streak. Meade and Elk rank secure wins, while Trinity endures 27th straight loss.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Shawnee Mission South
Lawrence
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Fairfield
Chase
Marquette
Sublette
Syracuse
Pittsburg
Coffeyville
Manhattan
Liberal
Salina South
Thomas More
Fort Scott
Columbus
Bucklin
Nashville-Zenda
Centre
Chase County
South Elk
Erie
Lyndon Undefeated Through 7-0 Rout Of Melvern
Lyndon moved to 7-0 with a 35-0 win over Melvern as Al Hurt scored three times and John Allen plus Harold Claus contributed scores. Lyndon piled up 353 yards while Melvern managed 60. Next Friday Burlingame visits in a big Tri-Lakes showdown with both teams undefeated.
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Lyndon
Burlingame
Melvern
Tigers
Steve Barkdoll
John Allen
Allen
Harold Claus
Bob Emery
Bearcats
Tri-Lakes
Panthers Win First 22-12 in Tri-Lakes clash
Williamsburg pounced on eight Waverly turnovers to claim its first win of the fall 22-12. Quarterback Jack Coppoe completed 13 of 20 for 208 yards while Glen McClure and Mal Dorsey scored on short runs and a 46 yard pass. Waverly’s 75 yard punt return and Gary Giffin 60 yard TD highlighted the visitors, but four Waverly fumbles and four Bulldog interceptions doomed the upset bid. Panthers totaled 344 yards, both teams now at 1-6.
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Waverly
Williamsburg
Panthers
Jack Coppoe
Bill Williams
Gary Giffin
Glen McClure
Mal Dorsey
Coppee
Dorsey
Quenemo Buffs Triumph Over Leroy In Homecoming rout
Quenemo avenged an earlier loss by routing Leroy 38-6 in an eight man football clash. Steve Pegram led a strong passing attack with three TD passes and Gary Sims hauled in three TD receptions plus 110 rushing yards and 117 receiving yards. Sims also contributed two rushing TDs, a conversion, 19 tackles, a fumble recovery and an interception. The win improves Quenemo to 5-1, keeping playoff hopes alive, while Leroy falls to 4-3 after a third straight defeat.
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Quenemo
Leroy
Buffaloes
Steve Pegram
Pegram
Gary Sims
Sims
Buffs
Prep Scores Across Kansas Highlight Week’s Football Results
The Associated Press reports scores from numerous high school games across Kansas. Notable results include Coffeyville 20, Pittsburg 14. Topeka 42, Wyandotte 20. Manhattan 18, Salina South 19. Norwich 62, Central Christian 0. Great Bend 45, Russell 20. Medicine Lodge 21, Conway Springs 6. Multiple teams posted decisive wins and close finishes across cities such as Ottawa, Leavenworth, and Emporia, with several overtime mysteries and standout performances by players from Gardner, Chapparal, and Burlingame opponents.
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Associated Press
Coffeyville
Pittsburg
Fort Scott
Columbus
Colgan
Frontenac
Atchison
Hayden
Augusta
Chapparal
Beloit
Mankato
Blue Valley
Stanley
Santa Fe Trail
Concordia
Abilene
Effingham
Wamego
Ellsworth
Sacred Heart
Gardner
Paola
Garnett
Cherryvale
Gridley
Pomona
North
Argentine
Kansas City
Ogan
Bonner Springs
Rosedale
Bishop Miege
Olathe
Buhler
Hesston
Cedarvale
Elk Valley
Eudora
Basehor
Fredonia
Burlington
Great Bend
Russell
Marmaton Valley
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Nemaha Valley
Baileyville
Neodesha
Caney
Oakley
Oberlin
Riley County
Linn
Shawnee Mission West
Washington
Silver Lake
Mission Valley
South Haven
Rose Hill
Shawnee St. Joseph
St. Pius
Stockton
Osborne
Valley Heights
Clifton
Valley Center
Gooddard
Medicine Lodge
Conway Springs
Argonia
Central
Altoona Midway
Flinthills
Ottawa
Turner
Ward
Sumner
Lone Jack
Linwood
Oswego
Thayer
Riverton
Baxter Springs
Inman
Haven
Jennings
Morland
Marquette
Chase
Norwich
Central Christian
Deerfield
Montezuma
Haviland
Eu-Saline
Goessel
Canton-Galva
Marmaton Valley Blanks CH 12-0 in Three Rivers clash
Marmaton Valley shutout Central Heights 12-0 as two late scores secured victory. Curtis Hammond引用26-yard run set the 6-0 third quarter lead, Dan Drake’s end zone recovery after a blocked punt sealed the win while CH managed 160 yards to Valley 119. Vikings fall to 3-4 overall, 2-3 league. Marmaton Valley improves to 6-1 overall, 5-1 in league.
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Central Heights
Marmaton Valley
Vikings
Curtis
Hammond
Dan Drake
Valley
Reds Eyes Finally Open in World Series Thriller
Cincinnati Reds beat Oakland A's 5-4 in Oakland to cut the series lead to 3-2. Bobby Tolan drove in two runs and Pete Rose homered on the first pitch in the fifth inning. Rose added the decisive ninth inning RBI, while Joe Morgan stole a base and scored twice. Odom was forced out at home on Morgan's throw ending the game.
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Bobby Tolan
Cincinnati Reds
Tolan
Reds
Oakland A’s
Oakland
Pete Rose
Jim “Catfish
Hunter
Denis Menke
Rollie Fingers
Rose
Gene Tenace
A’s
Tenace
Jim McGrathlin
Mike Epstein
George Hendrick
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Duke Snider
Hank Bauer
Menke
Gonzalo Marquez
Morgan
Dave Duneca
Bert Campaneris
John “Blue Moon” Odom
Johnny Bench
Garnett blitzes Cherryvale to seventh straight win
Garnett led by Jay Harrington and Mark Boots rolled to a 42-6 victory over Cherryvale, securing at least a share of the Tri-Valley League crown. Harrington ran 113 yards and scored three TDs, McAfee added a 32-yard TD pass and fumble return, Boots gained 103 yards, with Garnett finishing 258 rushing yards. Garnett can clinch the title outright next Friday at Eureka.
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Garnett
Cherryvale
Jay Harrington
Mark Boots
Chargers
Harrington
Bulldogs
Mark McAfee
Steve Frank
Boots
McAfee
Frank
Terry Shinkle
Tri-Valley
Eureka
Volleyball City Schedule Oct 23 at North Jr Hy Gym
The Monday agenda lists women’s division games at 7 00 Plaza Village versus Pomona Willamsburg versus Gold Diggers Ottawa Independents against Centropolis at 8 90 Foursquare versus Damron Towner and 9 00 Jolly Dollies versus Ottawa Independents. In the men’s division at 7 00 Don s versus Patsy s 8 00 First Baptist versus Foursquare and 9 00 Foursquare versus Trinity U M.
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North Jr. Hy
Plaza Village
Pomona Willamsburg
Gold Diggers
Ottawa Independents
Centropolis
Foursquare
Damron-Towner
Jolly Dollies
Don‘s
Patsy's
First Baptist
Trinity U. M
Women’s Golf Pairings for Ottawa Country Club Tuesday
Golf pairings list Johnson Sheldon Crawford Wolgast Foulks H Kramer Hysom Burkdoll Cutting Warnock Gilroy Bennett. For reservations or cancellations call 242-3875 by 5 p.m. Sunday.
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Wolgast-Foulks-H. Kramer
Hysom-Burkdoll-Cutting
Warnock-Gilroy-Bennett
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Piper
Meade
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Sedgwick
al Hurt
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