Ottawa Braves eye HAC title run despite tough finish
Ottawa University sits 3-1 in the Heart of America Conference with three games left, a four-way tie for first, and a schedule against College of Emporia Tarkio and Baker. Coach Ben Moor says OU is healthier but faces a revived CofE on Homecoming as Graceland and Jewell loom, with running back Gary D Aries and quarterback Dick Diminuco starring for OU.
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All-Stars Minus A's Fall From Top Honor in 1972
The 1972 AP All-Star team favored Chicago over Oakland. Dick Allen led voting with 407 ballots. Cubs stars Billy Williams Ron Santo and Don Kessinger joined outfielders Cesar Cedeno and Roberto Clemente. Reds Johnny Bench and Joe Morgan also chosen. Phillies Steve Carlton and Indians Gaylord Perry named as pitchers.
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Hockey Scores From Thursday and Friday Schedule
Montreal routed St Louis 7 to 0 while Chicago beat Boston 6 to 3 Philadelphia defeated Detroit 2 to 1 and Los Angeles won 3 to 1 over Atlanta. Pittsburgh hosts California in the only Friday game. Buffalo visits Montreal in Saturday action.
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Ottawa Harriers Edge Toward 3A State Cross Country Title
Ottawa High's cross country team, a regional power, heads to the 3-A state meet at Manhattan's Stagg Hill Golf Course. At 2 p.m. Saturday, 12 teams and 84 runners plus 17 qualifiers will race for the title, with Ottawa facing strong foes like Clay Center, Concordia, Chapman, Plainville, Scott City, Colby, Bonner Springs, Garnett, Augusta, Wellington, and Winfield.
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Whirlwinds defeat Tonganoxie 14 0 in junior high clash
Ottawa Junior High Whirlwinds stifled Tonganoxie 14 0 as defense dominated. Kevin Davis blocked and recovered a punt setting up John McAdoo’s 15 yard score, Ken Miller added a 57 yard TD run, and Ottawa improved to 5 1 while holding Tonganoxie to 9 yards rushing before late penalties. The Whirlwinds end 1972 season at Bonner Springs on Nov 2.
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