Football Scores From Week One Across Several Colleges
Kansas beat Oregon State 38 to 12 and Kansas State defeated Western Illinois 27 to 6. Texas Christian won 20 to 19 over Missouri. Nebraska crushed Northern Illinois 60 to 14, while Oklahoma beat UCLA 34 to 14. Town State topped Northern Town 35 to 6. Florida defeated Oklahoma State 50 to 7. Virginia upset Clemson 20 to 7. Ottawa University 14, Sterling 0. Baker University won 54 to 16 against Doane Nebraska. Pittsburg High defeated Ottawa 34 to 9. Kansas City Chiefs beat Minnesota Vikings 24 to 21. Ottawa Jaycees announce an unusual coed softball tourney for Sept 22 at Forest Park with quirky rules each inning including reverse baserunning and a water bucket brigade. Entry is 37.50 plus five cans of soup to aid locals. deadline Sept 19. Contact Millbern at 242-1452 or 242-2804 or mail entries to P O Box 141 Ottawa 66067.
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Ottawa’s 14-0 win over Sterling caps season opener
Ottawa University coach David Dallas praised a dominant all around win after a 14-0 victory over Sterling College. OU held Sterling to 136 yards total, 28 rushing, and relied on a Seven yard TD pass from Bobby Thompson to Matt Weidl before halftime and a fourth quarter one yard run by Shane Anthony for the final score. Minifield led OU with 14 tackles and two and a half sacks, while Matherly added 10 tackles and fourteen sacks.
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Ottawa Sterling Braces for Tests After Ranked Opponents Next
Ottawa Sterling eyes a critical matchup as Baker and Bethany are nationally ranked. Coach notes the must win mindset despite a tough road. game set for Saturday at 7:30 p.m. at Steve Grogan Stadium during OU Community Night.
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Ottawa Braves topple Graceland 3 1 in season opener
Ottawa University soccer, after a 1 16 1989 record, beat Graceland College 3 1 in Lamoni Iowa to earn its first season opening win in five years. Sounakhen opened scoring at 20 minutes, Moran added a 24 minute goal, Hall trimmed the gap at 67, then Collins closed proceedings late. Wednesday home game vs William Jewell at 4 p.m.
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Grogan Leads Patriots But Falls to Dolphins in Close Finish
FOXBORO Mass Ottawa native Steve Grogan completed 17 of 28 passes for 217 yards and two touchdowns as the Patriots lost 27 24 to the Dolphins. Dan Marino connected with Tony Paige for a late seven yard TD pass with 1 46 remaining. Grogan at 37 is the oldest NFL quarterback.
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Braves netters claim second at Baker tourney
Ottawa University volleyball under Patti Phillips finished second at Baker University Tournament after opening with two wins Friday over Tarkio and Benedictine. They beat Bethany and Missouri Valley Saturday, falling to Baker in a lengthy match, and ended with a 3-1 mark.
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Chiefs rally past Vikings for 24 21 win
Kansas City defense holds Minnesota after go ahead score in the fourth quarter. Linebacker Percy Snow, the Chiefs top draft pick, says the win proves they have one of the NFL's best defenses as they finish the game strong after giving up a big early lead.
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Chiefs Vikings at a glance clash in late lead flips
Kansas City built a 14 point first quarter edge after two early fumbles, then a back and forth game with Minnesota. Wilson threw for 248 yards for the Vikings while DeBerg posted 196 in relief for the Chiefs. Walker and Jordan combined for key Minnesota receptions as Okoye and McNair paced KC ground and air attacks.
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Sampras Captures U S Open Crown at 19
Pete Sampras won the U S Open title at the National Tennis Center defeating Andre Agassi 6 4 6 3 6 2 in 1 hour 42 minutes. The 19 year old Californian collected 350000 dollars and the Grand Slam win, denying Agassi a first major. Sampras also defeated Muster Lendl and McEnroe on the way to the final.
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