New Blood Fuels Braves Offense Against Presbies
Ottawa University plans major offensive overhauls for the 1973 season opening at College of Emporia. Senior Tom Trigg will start at quarterback with three freshmen and a pair of Ottawa natives in the backfield and receiving corps. Diminuco may see action if healing progresses.
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Terry Ostmeyer
Ottawa University
College of Emporia
Braves
Heart of America
Ottawa
Ben Moor
Mark Seymour
Scott Grogan
Seymour
Mike King
Grogan
Chris Chaney
Mark Graham
John Mitchell
Graham
Overland Park
Tom Trigg
Dick Diminico
Graceland
Diminuco
Moor
Trigg
Lenexa
C of E
Presbies
Notre Dame USC clash looms as biggest game of year
Notre Dame prepares for a nationally charged showdown with USC, amid high ticket demand and pep rallys. USC coach John McKay calls it the biggest collegiate intersectional game of the year as fans flood in.
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Ind
Dave Casper
Southern California
Prac
Tice
Don Knott
Greg Hill
Cardinal
Southern Cal
Anthony Davis
Lynn Swann
John McKay
McKay, Davis & Co
Patriots face Dolphins and a blonde distraction in Foxboro
Boston AP reports Chuck Fairbanks, rookie Pats coach, worries about two foes this Sunday. The first is the world champion Miami Dolphins, the second a lively 24 year old named Barbara Borin.
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Chuck Fairbanks
New England Patriots
Miami Dolphins
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Barbara Borin
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Barbara
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Red Sox
New England Whalers
Patriots
Ottawa University hosts cross country extravaganza on Saturday
The Ottawa University cross country meet features eight races including a 10 am 14 and under girls race and a 1 mile high school girls race. Collegiate open womens 2 miles includes OU, Kansas State, Kansas, MacPherson, Benedictine, John F Kennedy and Kansas City North Stars. Masters womens two 2 mile races for ages 30 and under and 40 plus. Men’s collegiate open at 5 miles includes QU, Benedictine, Nazarene, Baker and Ozark Bible, with two men’s masters races at 2 miles for ages 30-40 and over 40.
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Hillcrest
Kansas State
University of Kansas
MacPherson College
Benedictine
John F. Kennedy
Wahoo, Neb
Kansas City North Stars Track Club
Nazarene
Baker
Ozark Bible
Bowling League High Scores and Standings Report
Thursday Night Ladies results show multiple teams with top scores and individual high games. Notable marks include Bennett's Ice Cream three 10‑game leaders, Swinehart’s 427 series, and Yost’s 616 series for Pepsi, with Hickman achieving 397 for White Motor Co. and Hollon posting 506 on Pizza Hut.
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Bennett's Ice Cream
M. Heckman
S. Swinehart
Andy's Carpet Service
I. Droddy
White Motor CO
R. Yost
B. Hickman
Raney Reynolds Drugs
Skyhook Cranes
P. White
C. Burns Jr
Wassmer's Clothing
E. Roehl
PEPSI
E. Yost
Hubbard Lumber—O
B. Smell
Fogle Quarry
G. Gorton
Pizza Hut
B. West
J. Hollon
Whirlwinds Handle Tongy 28 14 in Ninth Grade Victory
Ottawa Junior High ninth graders beat Tonganoxie 28 14 to stay in control at half, then pull away in the third. Darren Beets led the offense with 61 passing yards and two TDs, Gene White and Raymond Shaffer connected on a 35 yard pass for a score, and Kevin Spencer’s fumble return for a TD and Shaffer’s reception helped seal the win. Tongy scored late in the final period as reserves played. The ninth graders close their season next Tuesday at Bonner Springs on the Ottawa High field at 7.
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Diminico and Co
Moor
Braves
HAC
C of E
Presbies
Tarkie
Baker
Biggies
Tarkio
William Jewell
Missouri Valley
Liberty
NAIA
Central Methodist
Graceland
Ottawa C of E
Cook Field
Jewels
Mo-Valley
Ottawa Junior High
Tonganoxie
Darren Beets
Tanehdaune
Jeff Buick
Beets
Gene White
Paydirt
Raymond Shaffer
OJHS
Richard Gould
Shaffer
Tongy
Bonner Springs
Aging Stars Traded To Have Nots
Jenkins and McCovey were traded amid low tides for last place clubs. Jenkins, once a 20 game winner, went to the Texas Rangers for Bill Madlock and Vic Harris, while McCovey moves from San Francisco to San Diego amid team struggles. The trades reflect a reshaping of rosters as the season progresses.
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Associated Press
Ferguson Jenkins
Willie McCovey
Jenkins
Chicago Cubs
Texas Rangers
Bill Madlock
Vic Harris
McCovey
San
Ranger
Billy Martin
Rangers
Canada
Cub
Whitey Lockman
Chicago
Madlock
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