Bowman stars as Appanoose boys blank Williamsburg
Quarterback Dave Bowman scored all 28 points guiding Appanoose Grade School to a 28-0 win over Williamsburg sixth to eighth graders. He had four touchdowns and two two point conversions including a 50 yard kickoff. Bowman also scored on 1 and 40 yard runs. Next game vs Scranton at Pomona High Thursday 7 p.m.
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Williamsburg
Dave Bowman
Appanoose
Bowman
Scranton
Pomona High School
Braves Open 1975 Season At Home Versus Bethany
Ottawa University and Bethany College light up the 1975 football slate with veteran offenses ready to clash at OU Cook Field. Coach Ben Moor installs a new Veer offense while Bethany sticks to Pro I, as both squads aim to surge in their conference races and chase early momentum in a 7:30 pm kickoff.
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Terry Ostmeyer
Ottawa University
Bethany College
Cook Field
Kansas
Braves
Heart of America
Bethany
Ben Moor
Wrestling tragedy hits Minsk world championships
In Minsk Abdul Ali of South Paul Minnesota, a soldier stationed in Virginia, fractured a neck vertebra after being thrown by Mikko Hutala of Finland in the 163 pound Greco Roman opening match. The injury occurred on the opening day as the event opened amid celebratory and somber tones.
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Moscow
Abdul Ali
South Paul
Minn
Minsk
Ali
Virginia
Mikko Hutala
Finland
Grogan Eyes Backup Role as Patriots Face Jets
Ottawan Steve Grogan is expected to back up starter Neil Graff in the New England Patriots' NFL pre season game against the New York Jets. The noon telecast from New Haven Conn airs on Channels 5 and 13. Graff moves to No 1 after Jim Plunkett’s injury. Grogan has appeared in three of five exhibitions and shown promise.
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Sievers
Moor
Steve McInnis
Jesse Korkames
Mark Seymour
Darrell Collins
Soph
Rick Walford
Dave Holtwick
Wellsville
Carl Cleveland
Lee Johnson
Mike Clark
Ted Gordon
Paul Morris
Tom Jones
Frank Crosson
Ottawa
Scott Grogan
Steve Williams
Tim Fairchild
Lee Schmeer
Garnett Wood
Kirk Smith
Jerry Mershon
Tracy Smith
Central Heights
Bryan Price
Ron Snyder
Don Clemons
Rod Graves
Braves
Dennis Tharp
Seymour
Bethany
Steve Grogan
New England Patriots
New York Jets
New Haven
Conn
Dennis Lynch
The
Patriots
Grogan
Neil Graff
Graff
Jim Plunkett
Lynch
NFL
OJHS Drops Overtime Thriller
Bonner Springs edge Ottawa Junior High ninth graders 14 12 in double overtime to open the season. Bonner overcome penalties and Ottawa stout defense as Geist and Strehlow produced early scoring for Ottawa while Bonner finally broke through in the second extra session with a 5 yard run and a decisive two point conversion. Ottawa added an 8 yard TD pass to Deron Kramer in OT, but the PAT was negated by a rules penalty and Bonner sealed the game. Geist led Ottawa with 6 0 early lead, while Bonner rushed for 207 yards despite 11 penalties. Ottawa next hosts Lawrence South. OJHS eighth grade opens next Tuesday at Pierson.
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Bonner Springs
Ottawa
Bonner
OJHS
Paul Geist
David Strehlow
Deron Kramer
OJHL
Pete Cullen
Geist
Strehlow
QJHL
Lawrence South
Pierson
Turner
Kansas City
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Cindy Mayes
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Lifense
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Kurt Knappenberger
Dave Boswell
Doug Anderson
Anderson
Southwestern
McPherson
Central Methodist
Gilbert
Hubbard Lumber
Fogle Quarry
Haller
Gabe
Wassmer‘s Clothing
E. Roehl
R. Bien
Raney Reynolds Drugs
G. Schulz
M. Triplett
Anderson Carpets
M. Spears
B. McClAy
Beautyland
D. Higdon
E. Milton
Bienie
R. Carlson
Bennett's
D. Roehl
Oklahoma
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Quawatomie
Hwy
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Mars
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Clerk Printy
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Topeka Boulevard
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Ohio
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Skelly Supreme Motor Oil
Peter Squtp
GED
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Bick
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Kansas State Bank
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