Anxious Cyclones Open New Look Friday at Harmon
Ottawa High faces Harmon in Kansas City in a season opener marked by a Veer-T offense, a rebuilt lineup, and a new coach LeRoy Dreier. With eight returning starters and much unknown, the Cyclones seek cohesion as they travel to Argentine Stadium for a 7:30 p.m. kickoff and plan security and parking logistics for visiting fans.
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Terry Ostmeyer
Ottawa
Kansas City
Kan
Harmon
OHS
Cyclones
LeRoy Dreier
Manhattan
Wellington
Rosedale
Argentine
Dreier
Chris van Fossan
Greg Woods
Steve Latimer
Prep Start Earliest Ever in Kansas High School Football Opener
Kansas high school football began the 1973 season with rapid starts as Shawnee Mission West and Hutchinson opened in a top clash. Titles and matchups across classes 4A to 1A were listed, including Bishop Miege versus Schlagle and Kapaun-Mt. Carmel versus Wichita Southeast, with numerous week one games across the state and regional rivals.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Shawnee Mission West
Hutchinson
Bishop Miege
Kansas City
Schlagle
Harmon
Ottawa
Kapaun-Mt. Carmel
Wichita
Wichita Southeast
Meade
Fowler
Burlingame
Hartford
Scandia
Burr Oak
OHS Harriers Open At Olathe Meet In Season Kickoff
Ottawa High cross country starts the season at the Olathe Invitational, led by seniors Jerry Peffly Steve Boyer and Gary Brockus. The nine-school field includes defending champion Northwest along with Bishop Miege Turner Olathe Ward Gardner and new Kansas City Kansas schools Harmon and Schlagle. The 2 mile race slated for 3 45 p m on the Olathe course near Santa Fe Trail Junior High with a follow on B team. Also listed are other varsity runners Scott Bird Jamie Sellers Wesley Hay and Dennis Spratt with a schedule listing events through September 25.
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Ottawa High
Cyclones
Olathe
OHS
Shawnee Mission Northwest
Jerry Peffly
Steve Boyer
Gary Brockus
Peffly
H. K. Stevens
Scott Bird
Jamie Sellers
Wesley Hay
Dennis Spratt
Santa Fe Trail Junior High
Northwest
Bishop Miege
Turner
Ward
Gardner
Kansas City
Kan
Harmon
Newcombe Seeks Wimbledon Rematch as Rosewall Advances
Forest Hills reports John Newcombe, seeded 10, defeats Jimmy Connors in straight sets to reach the semifinal, while Ken Rosewall overpowers Vijay Amritraj to join him. Newcombe vows no grudge despite past Wimbledon loss. Rosewall advances in a field where youth and experience collide.
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Forest Hills
N.Y
Ken
John Newcombe
Ken Rosewell
Newcombe
Jimmy Connors
Belleville
Rosewall
Young Lions
Vijay Amritraj
India
Vijay
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Dean Pope
Tim Lee
Tony Stark
David Thompson
Mark Strehlow
David Beeman
Jesse Korkames
John Killough
Ed McCutcheon
Gary Dunn
Rod Sharp
Joel Nichols
Bill Heathman
Rick Robinson
Biggie
Larry Black
Mike Mueller
van Fossan
Keith Whitacre
Bob Thompson
Beeman
OHL
Art Lawrence Field
Harmon School
Chris Vanfossan
Liberal
Choctaw
Okla
Kingman
Buhner
Valley Falls
Wathena
Protection
Minneola
Bucklin
Deerfield
Arkansas City
Coffeyville
Columbus
Derby
Dodge City
Wichita East
Garden City
Colby
Hays-Larned
Highland Park
Junction City
Great Bend
Lawrence-Leavenworth
Manhattan-Sumner
McPherson-Newton
Pittsburg
Independence
Salina
Emporia
Shanee Mission
Wyandotte
Turner-Ward
Wichita Heights
Salina Central
Wichita North
Shawnee Mission
North Emerald
Washington- Shawnee Mission Northwest
Abilene-Russell
Washburn Rural
Seaman-Chapman
Carroll-Campus
Altamont- Chanute
Augusta-El Dorado
Bonner Springs
Ottawa Tire & Supply
Bitts
Crites
R. Howell
F. Wise
Lamb-Roberts
K. Gaeddert
Princeton Grain-Knight Mobil
T. Cannady
Skyhook
R. McClay
Sertoma Club
A. Miller
Twilight League
Ottawa Bus
Figgins
L. Wichman
Town & Country Supply
Moses
Todd Mobile Homes
A. Conus
Everett’s
Barber Shop
A. Miler
Bendix
Emel Les
Patterson
Main
OHS Harriers Open
OHS CC
Onawa
Hayden
Miege
United Delco
Art’s Auto
N. Main
Robert L. Shields, C.L.A
Bennett Bldg
S. Main
Robert L. Dunn
Northwestern Mutual of
Milwaukee
The
Michaels/Stern
Michaels /Stern
Ai Adama
Lece
Wassmer
Ottawa, Kansas
Ottawa Retail Association
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