Players Of The Week Highlight Cyclones And Trojans
Randy Hendrickson of Ottawa High earned Player of the Week for a defensive effort that fueled a 7 0 win over Turner in East Kansas League play. Don Bowers of Marais des Cygnes Valley was named Area Player of the Week after 13 tackles and a key goal line stop in an 8 0 triumph over Olpe, keeping the Trojans undefeated and nearing a 1 A playoff berth.
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Hendrickson
Cyclones
Turner
Poind
Bears
Don Bowers
Marais Des Cygnes Valley
Trojans
Olpe
Bowers
Marais Des Cygnes
OU Gals Win Big In HAC
Ottawa University's volleyball team won three of four matches at the Heart of America Conference tournament in Fayette, Missouri. The 3-1 OU record puts them tied for second behind Baker, which leads the standings with an unbeaten mark. The Braves defeated Culver-Stockton, William Jewell, and Graceland before Baker handed OU a three-game loss. Ottawa was set to face Turkio, Missouri Valley, and Central Methodist next.
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Fayette
Ottawa University
Heart of America
Baker
Braves
Culver-Stockton
William Jewell
Graceland
Moscow urged to send children to camps amid Olympic crowd
Soviet officials told Moscow parents to send children to relatives or pioneer camps outside the city during July and August as 220,000 tourists expected for the 1980 Olympics could strain resources. Officials stressed no compulsion, and exams were moved up to allow summer departures.
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Moscow
Ministry of Eduation
Olympic Organizing Committee
Steelers crush Broncos 42 to 7 in Monday win
Pittsburgh's revitalized offense dominated Denver as Terry Bradshaw threw for 287 yards and two touchdowns and Franco Harris ran for 121 yards with two scores. The Steelers, 6-2, seized sole first in the AFC Central while Denver fell to 5-3 in a nationally televised game.
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Denver Broncos
Pittsburgh Steelers
Terry Bradshaw
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Steelers
Cincinnati
Houston
Bradshaw
Franco Harris
Broncos
Oakland
Chuck Noll
Noll
San Diego
Harris
Lynn Swann
Sidney Thornton
Bob Swenson
Thornton
Steeler
Anthony Anderson
Morton
Haven Moses
Chiefs Rookie Must Live With Infamous Fumble
Chiefs rookie Mike Williams bears the blame for a 21 17 loss to the Giants after a late fumble set up a 22 yard return touchdown by Giants linebacker Harry Carson. The incident echoes earlier famous miscues and reinforces Williams's frustration at Arrowhead Stadium.
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Giants
Williams
Pisarcik
Csonka
Herman Edwards
Philadelphia
New York
Kansas City
Mike Livingston
Brian Kelley
Edwards
Harry Carson
Brian
Brad van Pelt
Jim Clack
Williams Wins NL Manager of the Year for 1979
Dick Williams, who guided the Montreal Expos to a 95-65 record, was named the National League Manager of the Year for 1979 by a nationwide AP panel. Williams edged Bill Virdon of Houston 113-95, becoming the Expos' first high finish over .500 in 10 years.
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Dick Williams
Montreal Expos
Associated Press
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Oakland A's
Williams
Houston
Bill Virdon
Astros
Virdon
Expos
Pittsburgh Pirates
Montreal
Boston Red Sox
Oakland
California Angels
Connie Mack
Red Sox
John McNamara
Cincinnati Reds
Pittsburgh
Chuck Tanner
Ken Boyer
St. Louis Cardinals
Old Big Six era notes NBA champion lines
NFL scoreboard shows Sea Tampa Bay at Minnesota Chicago at San Francisco Green Bay at Miami Kansas City at Denver New York Giants at Los Angeles Puetelatla at Cincinnati. Historical Big Six Conference formed May 19 1928 by Iowa State Kansas Kansas State Missouri Nebraska Oklahoma. Nebraska dominates with 30 titles, Oklahoma 29, Missouri 12, Kansas 5, Colorado and Kansas State 1 each, Oklahoma State never champion. In 1971 Nebraska und weers undefeated, Oklahoma second, Colorado third.
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Bill Thompson
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Jack Ham
Bruce Lowitt
Mike Williams
Joe Pisarcik
Larry Csonka
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Wilbur Young
Ronnie Coleman
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Pacific International, Ltd
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Beall
Harry Smith Auto
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Sports Review
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Byron Faden
Mullen’s Hallmark Shop
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