OHS Selling Season Ducats for 20 Ottawa High School Events
Adult season tickets at eight locations offer $50 of value for $20, covering five football games eight basketball games four wrestling tournaments seven girls basketball games and a girls volleyball game. Individual events cost $2 for adults. Proceeds benefit the high school athletic department with Cyclone Boosters aiding sales.
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Ottawa
Peoples National Bank
First National Bank
Kansas State Bank
Wassmer’s
Budge’s Sports Center
Don Burroughs Real Estate
Ottawa Kid Football Meetings Set for Five Schools
Ottawa's annual Midget League football program opens with organizational meetings at Hawthorne Sacred Heart, Eugene Field, Eisenhower, Garfield, and Lincoln. The five week program starts Sept 25, with sign ups at 4 p.m. and 5:15 p.m. sessions. Uniform checkout runs Friday and Saturday at Anchor Savings basement. Eligibility requires ORC participation card. cards cost 4 or 8 dollars.
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Ottawa Recreation Commission
Lions Club
ORC
Hawthorne
Sacred Heart
Eisenhower
U.S.C
Steve Queen
Koosman Tosses Two-Hitter as Twins Top Royals
Jerry Koosman pitched a two-hitter to lead Minnesota past Kansas City 5-1 in Bloomington. He improved to 18-11, struck out seven with no walks, and received run support from Dave Edwards, Ron Jackson, and others as the Twins stayed within reach of California in the American League pennant race.
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Minn
Jerry Koosman
Minnesota
Kansas City
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Koosman
New York Mets
Mets
New York
Royals
John Wathan
Wathan
Dave Edwards
Butch Wynegar
Larry Gura
Willie Wilson
Kooz
Twins
Gene Mauch
Keopsman
Whitey Herzog
Johnny Bench
Baseball scoreboard with mixed results from Thursday games
The scoreboard lists Winnesote beating Kansas City 4 to 1 while California defeats Texas 7 to 5 and Seattle loses 2 to nly pemes scheauiet. Other entries mix teams such as Detroit at Cleveland and Boston at New York with unclear scores and several corrupted lines.
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Chicago
California
Texas
Seattle
Pemes Scheauiet Adore Eee
Edge
Saimore
Maer Mertiner
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Rozems
St Cleveland
Boston
Stenney
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Own
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Golta
Trout
Mukine
Cadwell
Oakland
Denking
York
Associated Press
National League
San Diego
Jones
Houston
Forsch
Petal
San Francisco
Cin- Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Jay
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Toronto
Los Angeles
Ednesday
Minnesota
Montreal
Schatzeder
Reuschel
Swan
Philadelphia
Christenson
Aya
Weaver's Stock Still On The Rise
AP Special Correspondent Will Grimsley profiles Earl Weaver, praising his talent, patience, and strategic leadership of the Orioles. The piece notes his long, successful tenure, multiple division titles, and a World Series win, highlighting his underrated status and influence on players. Also included is a Mexico City World University Games update, showing the Soviet Union leading with seven golds at the event.
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Will Grimsley
Earl Weaver
Yogi Berra
Karl
Reggie Jackson
Reggie
Oakland
Dick Williams
Montreal
New York Yankees
Billy Martin
Yanks
Boston Red Sox
Weaver
Red Sox
Yankees
Orioles
Milwaukee Brewers
Steve Stone
Mexico City
Southwestern Bell
Ottawa Junior High Opens Football Season Thursday 4:30
Ottawa Junior High will start its 1979 football season with a ninth grade game against Oregon Trails of Olathe on Thursday at 4:30. The game will be on the practice field north of Ottawa High Stadium due to lack of lighting. The eighth grade team opens its season next Tuesday at 3:30 against Oregon Trail at Olathe.
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O-Club
Ottawa University
Q-Club
Bethany
Oclub
Tim Dye
Hickory Hills
Doyle Bosse
Hiawatha
Karen Shepherd
Pomona
Mike Ruchensky
Farmington
N. M
Bill Boucek
Ed Cummings
Ottawa Junior High
Oregon Trails of
Olathe
Ottawa High Stadium
OJHS
Oregon Trail
Big Eight Coaches Upbeat After Preseason Practices
Big Eight Conference coaches report rising spirits as preseason workouts continue. Iowa State eyes a starting QB decision for Sept. 15 opener with Bowling Green, while Oklahoma State copes with star running back Steve Hammond sidelined for North Texas State. Missouri and Kansas State face injuries and position changes as Kansas and Pittsburgh prep for the opener.
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Associated Press
Big Eight
Iowa State
Donnie Duncan
Cyclones
Bowling Green
Walter Grant
John Quinn
Stillwater
Oklahoma State Cowboys
Jimmy Johnson
Steve Hammond
North Texas State
Missouri
James Wilder
Tigers
Kansas State
Doug Calloth
Eddy Whitley
Mike Cox
Kansas Jayhawks
Don Fambrough
Pittsburgh
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Grundman
Hockey Hall of Fame
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Herzog
Stone
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First House
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Lge
Necchi
Kenmore
Joe and Grace Underwood
Myers & Myers
Kirkland-Roberts
Southwestern Bell PO
St. Louis
Actelion
Atle
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