Ottawa Cyclones halt rain soaked blowout over West Wolverines
Ottawa High's 44 6 loss to Kansas City West was stopped after 22 minutes 20 seconds amid rain and lightning. Ottawa improved to 6 2 with a 32 6 lead in the first period, while West finished 1 6. Keith Whitacre and Steve Latimer starred for Ottawa with interceptions and a punt return TD.
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Wellsville Soars In Second Half Triumphs Over Spring Hill
In front of a near record crowd at Spring Hill, Wellsville erased a 22-8 halftime deficit to beat Spring Hill 35-22. The Eagles used three onsides kicks and big plays by Jim Stonequist and Mark Hughes to seize control after the break. Wellsville improves to 7-0 in league play with a non league finale against Osage City looming, while Spring Hill drops to 7-1 in state 2A contention.
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Uniontown rallies past Central Heights in late thriller
Uniontown strengthens to 7-1 league mark with a 26-21 win over Central Heights after a series of late miscues by CH. Scott Burkdoll and Dean Medlin produced CH scores, but a pick six by Barrett and a short punt set up Uniontown’s decisive late drive and a 24 yard pass to Simpson for the final score. CH drops to 1-7 and closes season with Pomona next Wednesday.
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Prep Scores From Various Kansas Games
Macksville 42 Kinsley 6 Madison 44 Burlington 6 Neodesha 14 Yates Center 8 Pittsburg 21 Springfield Central 6 Sts Peter and Paul 12 Pow
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City Schedule Volleyball Monday October 29 Women's and Men's Leagues
Readable schedule lists Subleague No 1 West Court matches Cantropolis against T A W 7110 Hotshots versus C T W 8 15 Appanoose versus Jaycee Jaynes 9100 Jollis Dollies versus Powder Puffs Subleague No 2 East Court 6 45 Damion Towner versus Princeton Women 7 30 Ding a lings versus Westminster 9 00 Parmelee versus Williamsburg Don's Games shift start 15 minutes later this week across OJHE gym with 10 school activities noted results include scores for multiple games across Wichita Manhattan Derby and other towns.
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Garnett Bulldogs Rout Eureka 28 0 Before Weather Ends Game
Garnett Bulldogs dominate Eureka 28 0 with a potent offense and stifling defense before rain and lightning halted play with 5 28 left in the third quarter. Quarterback Mark McAfee passes for 112 yards and two TDs, plus 47 rushing yards, with Dan Foltz grabbing 105 receiving yards on six catches. Garnett advances to seven straight wins as Eureka drops to six losses in eight games.
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Bosox Trade Smith for Rick Wise and Bernie Carbo
Boston sends 28 year old outfielder Reggie Smith and pitcher Ken Tatum to St. Louis in exchange for Cardinal right hander Rick Wise and outfielder Bernie Carbo. St Louis manager Red Schoendienst names Smith starting right fielder after deal. Smith, who hit .303 with 21 homers and 69 RBIs last season, previously clashed with Boston fans over knee injuries and calls of racism.
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Switchhitter
Paxico Raps Buffs Again in Rain Soaked Clash
In a soggy eight man showdown Paxico bolted to a 42-6 win over Quenemo, breaking the Buffaloes twice in the season series. Quenemo’s only touchdown came from Gary Sims on a one yard run as the game slipped away after halftime. Quenemo falls to 6-2 while Paxico improves to 7-1 with injuries dampening play.
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Tigers Rally For League Grid Crown
Lyndon Tigers upset Burlingame 14-7 to claim the Tri-Lakes title and end Burlingame’s 19-game win streak. Injuries and rain tested both sides, but Lyndon forged ahead in the second half, with Lloyd Rissen directing drives and Scott Bauck finishing with a TD. Burlingame led in first downs and yardage, yet Lyndon made key plays late to clinch.
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Local grid results from passing high school football
Summary of Friday scores shows Council Grove 15 over Herington 14, Elwood 28 over Centralia 0, Frankfort 24 over Hanover 8, Hillsboro 21 over Chase County 20. Scores reflect close finishes across four matchups in region play.
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