OHL Player Of The Week John McAdoo Shines In Cyclones Upset
Ottawa High star John McAdoo earned the Herald’s Player Of The Week after an 18-7 upset of Turner. The 158 pound senior rushed for 69 yards on two scores, including a 33 yard reverse and a 36 yard interception return. He also recovered one of Turner’s three fumbles and totaled 69 yards of offense with two defensive steals and two touchdowns.
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Pomona Star Dave Miller Leads Tri-Lakes title rout
Area Player of the Week honors go to Dave Miller of Pomona as the Herald notes his 217 yards passing and three touchdowns in a 33 6 win over Waverly that sealed the Tri-Lakes football championship. The sophomore quarterback totaled 35 39 and 17 yard TDs in Pomona’s seventh straight victory.
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Ottawa Gals End 3A Volleyball With Fourth In Regional
Ottawa High School finished fourth in the 3A regional at Santa Fe Trail. They opened with a win and two losses, dropping matches to Washburn Rural 15-7 15-2 and Council Grove 15-12 16-18 15-9 to end the season at 4-10. Washburn Rural captured the title by beating Hayden Topeka 15-6 15-12.
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Pro Football Casulaties Hit Notable QBs and Starters
Pro Football suffers a major injury wave as QBs Jim Plunkett Steve Bartkowski Terry Bradshaw Greg Landry and Bill Munson join a growing list of stars sidelined by injuries: torn ligaments dislocations and knee cartilage damage in weekend games. Also sidelined are Roger Bernhardt Wendy Green Paul Stal Jeff Wittare Kim McFarland Randy Crowder John Teerlinck Mel Phillips Tom Mitchell Jon Staggers Roger Carr Archie Manning Claude Humphrey Mike Kadg ai Ed Budde Willie Buchanan Emerson Boozer Otis Armstrong Nick Buoniconti Manny Fernandez Jake Scott Dick Anderson and more. Bartkowski and Plunkett injuries worsen as teams plan replacements while others endure season setbacks and potential surgeries.
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Vikings Beat Bears 13-9 On Late Lash TD
In Chicago, Vikings quarterback Fran Tarkenton connected with Jim Lash for a 45 yard TD as Minnesota narrowly defeated the Bears 13-9. Chicago’s defensive lapse left a cornerback short, and the Bears managed only a safety in the third quarter while fall to 1-5.
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Johnson wins AL Manager of the Year for 1974
Boston rookie manager Darrell Johnson led the Red Sox to a pennant and near World Series glory earning AP Manager of the Year with 329 votes. Alvin Dark, Frank Robinson, Earl Weaver, and Billy Martin followed, while Martin had previously earned the honor with Texas. In the NL, Sparky Anderson of the Reds won by a landslide over Danny Murtaugh as Cincinnati captured the pennant and beat Boston in the World Series.
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St. Louis
Red Schoendienst
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City Bowling Scores Highlight Brunswick League Standouts
The Brunsw ick League leads feature Haas 202 and LeMaster 155 with M Mott low series crack and McFadden posting high games. Multiple teams show strong turnout from J M Service to Nightwatchers, with high games ranging from 169 to 199 and totals up to 534.
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Harris Quits K State Football Team
6-6 transfer Mike Harris from the University of Tampa has left the Kansas State football program after missing at least one practice. He stated he is tired of the situation and plans to go home. Harris was the starting slot back until recently.
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Twisters Fall Late in Striking Turnaround Loss
Ottawa High JV led 18 14 with under four minutes remaining but Turner B team rallied to win 30 18. Kevin Murray paced Ottawa with 78 rushing yards, Mark Gentner passed for 95 yards, while Ottawa blocked Turner fumbles and made a late scoring drive before a final onside kick sealed the Bears victory. The Twisters conclude the season next Monday at Bonner Springs.
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