Ottawa High Cyclones begin rebuild under coach Bud Wheeler
Ottawa High enters 1971 with only 11 returnees and 10 seniors amid injuries as coach Bud Wheeler launches a major rebuild after a 10-1 1970 season. Key holdovers include Roy Jackson and Mark Seymour, with Randy Hughes shifting to offense. defense gains experience from the Hughes brothers and Whitacre Wallace. Season opener vs Wellington looms as a test for a young lineup in a bid to salvage a competitive state 3-A showing.
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Ottawa High
Wellington
Russell Hughes
Terry Wallace
Roy Jackson
Brad Croucher
Bud Wheeler
OHS
Ottawa
Wheeler
Wichita Kapaun
Mark Seymour
Randy Hughes
Hughes
Russell
Letterman
Rex Pope
Pope
Tim Lee
Scott Grogan
Rudy Wilson
Keith Kramer
Jackson
Young Hughes
Dale Dunkin
Jeff McAdoo
Chris Gorton
Chris Kornhaus
Bruce Whitacre
Steve Hanes
David Beeman
Hanes
Mike Ratliff
Mark Strehlow
Seymour
Chris van Fossan
David Thompson
Hughes Brothers
Flip Nicholson
McAdoo
Whitacre
Wallace
Croucher
Terry Drake
Joel Nichols
Gary Fitzgerald
Bruce Waymire
Russ Hughes
Dennis Altic
Altic
van Fossan
Larry Black
Ratliff
Kornhaus
Crusaders
Evert Dominates Open Opener. Durr Ousted By Crowd
Chris Evert, 16, impressed with drop shots and lobs to defeat 28-year-old Francoise Durr 2-6 6-2 6-3 in the U S Open third round as a partisan Labor Day crowd of 10 300 roared at the West Side Tennis Club. Durr called the crowd against her after the setback in Forest Hills New York.
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Virginia Wade
Helen Gourley
Winnie Shaw
West Side
Lolich Caps 3-0 Win as Tigers Beat Senators in Six-Hitter
Detroit’s Mickey Lolich, 31, tosses a six-hitter over the Washington Senators for a 3-0 victory. Vida Blue and teammates in the AL chase pennants as several league games unfold, including the Orioles, Angels, Yankees, White Sox, Twins, and Royals winning or splitting in Labor Day action.
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Associated Press
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White Sox
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Gail Hopkins
Royals
Brewers
Sandy Valdespino
OU To Play On OHS Field For 1971 Home Games
Ottawa University will move its 1971 home games to Ottawa High School’s new field Cook Field at the high school site due to seating limits. OU coach Dick Peters said the decision, made after prior arrangements, affects five home games starting September 25 against McPherson.
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Ottawa High
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Dick Peters
University
McPherson
Bowling Scores in Brunswick League Results Summary
In the Brunswick League top performances included John s Gulf-2 with a 220 and 534 series led by 10-30 Haas, while 30-D Ainsworth posted 473. Highs across teams featured 10-Hammer 169, 30-D Ainsworth 473, 10-230 Burd 193-503 for MFA Insurance, Legerot 202 and McClay 562 for First National, Scribner 175-494 for Lemaster s, Bond 201-540 for Helen and Bill s, Carlson 169-478 for Franklin Savings, Everson 437, Hoover 193 and Murrow 442 for Ottawa teams, and Ferguson 179 in the Ainsworth-Murrow pairing.
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Hammer
D. AiNsworth
MFA Insurance
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Llegerot
McClay
Lemaster’s
Scribner
Helen & Bill’s
Bond
Franklin Savings
Carlson
ILGWU
Evernart
Everson
Nitcher's
Heckman
Ottawa Bowl
Hoover
Ottawa Bus
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Ainsworth
Murrow
Stram trims Chiefs to 41 with 12 waivers
Kansas City Chiefs coach Hank Stram cut 12 players to drop roster to 41, three under the limit. Veterans Willie Mitchell Dennis Homan Ceaser Belser and Gene Thomas were waived along with several rookies including Mike Adamle Guy Ingles Bruce Jankowski Lewis Porter John Mack Chuck Hixson Bob Liggett and Bob Hews.
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National Football League
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Dennis Homan
Ceaser Belser
Gene Thomas
Mike Adamle
Northwestern
Guy Ingles
Nebraska
Bruce Jankowski
Ohio State
Lewis Porter
Souther
John Mack
Central Missouri State
Chuck Hixson
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