Ottawa High Must Win Homecoming Clash To Boost Playoff Hopes
Ottawa High Cyclones seek a key victory over Emporia in Friday night football at OHS stadium to spark playoff chances and boost district standing. Paola faces Fort Scott as district action continues, with teamwork and injuries shaping Ottawa prospects.
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Cyclone Spikers Eye 5A State Berth After Sub-State
Ottawa High volleyball coach Don Swartz pushes for a state berth as the Cyclones, 13-13, enter a four-team 5A sub-state at OHS with seed No. 3. Paola, Chanute, and Fort Scott join the event. the winners advance to the state tourney at Newton. Despite an 11 day layoff, Swartz emphasizes mental prep and belief in the team’s capability to win.
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Kahla Stars In 2-1 Brave Win
Kahla scores twice and nets the winner in 2-1 overtime victory for Ottawa University over Missouri Southern in Joplin. The senior from Hollywood, Florida brings his season total to 19 goals in 16 games as OU improves to 5-5-2 and eyes an NAIA District 10 clash with Tabor College for playoff hosting rights.
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Braves
Southern
Tabor, Sterling Sweep OU Volleyball in Hillsboro
Ottawa University fell to 10-19 overall and 6-19 in KCAC after losses to Tabor College and Sterling. OU was without injured setter Mary Knipp, hurting both the offense and psyche. Senior Mary Beldon stood out in both matches as three OU seniors close out their careers in Saturday ECAC finale at Dodge City.
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Stephanie DeMasters
Dodge City
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Kansas State apologizes for fan conduct during KU game
Kansas State Provost Owen Koeppe said he apologized to University of Kansas Chancellor Gene Budig for irresponsible behavior by a minority of Wildcats fans at the night game, which Kansas State won 36 to 7. He cited band harassment and a band member being injured chasing a thief, noting widespread sportsmanship but condemning the acts.
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Ottawa Recreation Commission Basketball Signups 1982-83
Registration for the Ottawa Recreation Commission men’s city and church basketball leagues runs November 1 to 5 at the Youth Center. Openings for 20 city teams and nine church teams, first come first served, 125 entry fee, rosters due at signup. Season guarantees 12 games per team.
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Royals poised to pick through free agent crop
Kansas City owners and GM signal a cautious approach to the upcoming free-agent draft. Ewing Kauffman cautions that most free agents don’t pan out, while John Schuerholz notes no dire need but openness to adding pitching depth. The Royals seek youth from within and consider Dave Collins as a potential addition. Hal McRae’s contract demands complicate the designated hitter spot.
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New York Yankees
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