Ottawa High Players Of The Week Lead 20-6 Shutout
Daryl Oglesby and Jim Hamilton named Herald Ottawa High Co-Players of the Week for a top defensive effort in Ottawa's 20-6 win over Turner last Friday. Oglesby posted 16 tackles with three TFLs for 25 yards, stifling Turner drives. Hamilton added 14 tackles, the outside run denial, strong pass rush, and a late first-half fumble force that set up a decisive Cyclones TD.
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Lyndon player named Area Player of the Week
The Herald selects Kelly Bronson of Lyndon as Area Player of the Week for a Tri Lakes League game against Melvern. Bronson rushed 150 yards on 25 carries, scored the Tigers lone touchdown, and added a two point conversion despite the loss.
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Redskins Rally Past Cardinals On Sloshy RFK Night
Washington tops St Louis 20 to 10 as wet conditions fuel 13 fumbles in a nationally televised clash. Terry Metcalf and Jim Hart led Cardinals drives but defense and a late Redskins TD sealed the victory. Washington moves to 5-2, tied for second in the NFC East with Dallas looming.
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Reds dominate AP All Stars with Morgan leading voting
Four Cincinnati Reds earn 1976 AP All-Star spots as Joe Morgan captures a heavy voting plurality. Concepcion Foster and Griffey join Morgan in the infield with Carew at first and Brett at third, while Munson tops catchers and Palmer and Jones share pitching honors amid MVP chatter.
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Big 8 Denies Switzer NCAA Probe Links
Oklahoma coach Barry Switzer says there is no NCAA investigation into the Sooners after reports by the Oklahoma Publishing Co. journalists alleging illegal recruiting inducements and ticket-sale money for automobiles. A Big Eight spokesman and NCAA officials declined to confirm any probe.
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Bowling Scores From Brunswick League Highlights Highs
A compiled list of bowling scores from Brunswick League events shows high marks for many lanes and players. Standouts include Liegerot 185, Cordie 198-454, Nelson 199, Farris 195-506, Witham 206-498, Bledson 147-457, Droge 222-528, Burgoon 171-482, Alten 174-417, Baytos s 172-431, Higdon 390, Maloney 487, Brown 199-384, and Ruea 125-350 among others. The report covers multiple teams such as FIRST NATIONAL BANK 4, JOHN'S GULF 6, OTTAWA BOWL 3, and FRANKLIN SAVINGS 1, detailing top performances, high series and game totals across numerous leagues and yards of bowling action.
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Tennis, golf, bowling notes from multiple events
In a busy sports brief, Vitas Gerulaitis beats Peter Pearson 6-4 5-7 7-6 in a Grand Prix first round. Billy Martin defeats Sashi Menon 6-4 6-3 at a $40,000 event in Perth. Baldovino Dassu shoots 69 to win the Italian National Open by eight strokes over Manuel Pinero. Earl Anthony retains bowling title at Buzz Fazio Open with 222 192 score, his 26th PBA title. Babe Ruth widow dies at 78 in New York cancer death.
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AP Grid Poll Top Twenty Teams Ranking Summary
The Associated Press reveals the top twenty college football teams with first place votes in parentheses, listing season records and total points. Details include each team’s ranking, votes, and scoring totals used to compile the season poll.
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ORC Basketball Meetings Set for November 4
Ottawa Recreation Commission hosts organizational meetings for youth and adult city basketball programs at the Youth Center on November 4. Youth session at 7 p.m. and adult session at 8 p.m. Each team must submit a roster and provide manager contact details. Entry fees due at the meeting. release slips due November 11. Play expected around November 15. For details call 242-1939.
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Burik Out For Ottawa Football Season After Knee Injury
Ottawa High senior linebacker Jeff Burik will miss the rest of the season after knee damage suffered in last Friday's game at Turner. Burik, 195 pounds, underwent knee surgery in Lawrence after a 26 yard run setup Ottawa's decisive TD in a 20-6 win over Turner.
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Twisters Hang Tough 8-6 in junior varsity win over Turner
Ottawa High edged Turner 8-6 as a second quarter drive capped by Joe Geist 4-yard run and a Mark Gentner two point pass to Scott Hay gave the Twisters the lead. Defensive plays late in the game, including a fumble by Bob Dodds forced by Mark Dengel and a David Strehlow interception, preserved the win. Geist led Ottawa with 90 rushing yards.
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