Graceland Tops OU 20 7 In HAC Clash At Cook Field
Graceland Yellow Jackets defeat Ottawa University 20 to 7 at Cook Field in a Heart of America Conference game. Tony Simmons passed for 248 yards and Bennie Peterson had 118 receiving yards as Graceland rolled to 450 yards total offense despite five turnovers. Ottawa struggles with 5 rushing yards and four lost fumbles while Greg Smith threw for 135 yards.
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Greg Smith
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Mo Valley Drops Bomb On Baker in NAIA II clash
Missouri Valley toppled Baker 23-20 after a 14-0 start, with Al LaMura connecting on 24 and 42 yard TD passes to Jeff Steinle and John Flynn. Baker led 20-14 at halftime with two Richard Patton runs and Mike Baggs passes, but Valley rallied after intermission. Other Kansas games included Fort Hays 35-29 over Missouri Southern and Southwestern 17-6 at McPherson.
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Peru State
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Missouri Southern
Mike Lybarger
Chiefs Win Dramatic Comeback Over Chargers
Kansas City Chiefs snap a five game skid with a 21-16 upset of the San Diego Chargers in San Diego. Tony Reed tied the game with a two yard score after James Harris fumbled, then Tim Gray returned a Rickey Young fumble 16 yards for the decisive touchdown. Gary Barbaro sealed it with 34 seconds left after Harris’ pass was picked off.
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Larry Dorsey
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Walter White
Cyclones finish strong but Leavenworth stumble headlines 4-A regional
In a soggy Ottawa cross country regional, Bishop Miege edged Ottawa High for the 4-A title with 59 points to Kansas State champions Leavenworths 64. Leavenworth top runner Robbie Burlas sidelined by injury and No 4 man Steve Young disqualified did not prevent Miege from claiming a close win. Scott Olds of Leavenworth won the individual title in 10 27 as Keefer of Ottawa finished second.
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