Raiders Stop Denver To Split Season Series
The Raiders defeated the Broncos 24-14 in Denver after turning the tide with clean ball handling. Oakland built a 24-0 lead behind heavy blocking from Gene Upshaw and Art Shell, as Ken Stabler connected with Cliff Branch for an early TD.
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Cowboys Dominate Lions in Week 4 showdown
Dallas surged past Detroit 37–0 as Staubach connected on multiple passes and Herrera kicked field goals. Lions failed to cross midfield until the fourth, while Cowboys coach Tom Landry urged consistency.
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Ottawa Recreation Commission basketball meeting announced
The Ottawa Recreation Commission will hold its organizational meeting for city basketball leagues at the Youth Center. Youth teams meet at 7 p.m. and adults at 8, with each team required to send an adult representative including roster, team name, manager, address and phone. Entry fees noted. release slips due by Thursday. season details to be discussed. play expected to start around November 7.
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Miller Manages To Share NU's Spotlight
In Kansas City, Oklahoma State back Terry Miller gains 116 rushing yards in Nebraska's 31-14 win. Red Foxx praises Miller's Heisman chances, while Nebraska stays one game behind Oklahoma in the Big Eight race as Colorado and Missouri suffer key losses. Kansas State, Kansas, and Ottawa notes follow with injuries and match results.
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Bethany Holds KCAC Lead With 20-0 Win Over Wesleyan
Bethany defeated Kansas Wesleyan 20-0 to stay atop the KCAC in a game marked by 15 turnovers. Mark Eggars and Wes Alstaff scored for Bethany as Baker, Washburn, Wayne State, Missouri Western, Friends, and Benedictine also posted wins in broad Heart of America action.
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OHS Harrier Clinches 4-A Medal At State XC Meet
Ottawa High School harrier Alan Keefer finished sixth in the 4-A boys race with a 9:44 on the Wamego course, helping the Cyclones place 10th of 12 teams. Steve Delano of Winfield won the 4-A title in 9:15.5. Garnett won the girls 3-A 2-A 1-A combined crown with 59 points, while Wellsville’s Julie Walker led area runners with sixth in 12:22.
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Syracuse
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OU Women Yield Crown at Heart of America Tourney
Ottawa University women's volleyball finished as runners up to Graceland College at the Heart of America Conference tournament in Lamoni Iowa. Graceland went undefeated while OU posted a 17 5 season record after beating Central Methodist Missouri Valley Baker Tarkio and William Jewell in pool play before falling to Graceland 16 14 8 15 4 15 8. OU coach Debbie Johnston praised the team’s performance and they head into a week of practice before the state meet in Wichita November 7 8.
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