OU Names New Football Staff Led by Dick Peters
Ottawa University announces a revamped football staff led by Dick Peters with two former OU All-Americas Brad O'Dea and Kevin Lucy joining as graduate assistants. Gary Collins joins as top assistant and new head of the men's physical education department, bringing a PhD path from Utah and prior teaching at Northwest Missouri State. Collins is a 1963 Graceland College graduate who earned all conference football honors and NAIA wrestling placements. O'Dea, OU 1968 graduate, earned NAIA All-America honors at linebacker in 1967 and returns to chemistry work after Navy service. Lucy, an All-America tight end from last season's Kansas Conference champions, assists with coaching while pursuing a teaching certificate.
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Ottawa University
Dick Peters
Braves
Brad O'Dea
Kevin Lucy
Peters
Gary Collins
Collins
Graceland
Iowa
University of Utah
Northwest Missouri State
O’dea
Navy
Vietnam
South Pacific
Lucy
Kansas
New Talent Steals Show In Big 8 Grid Openers
In the 1971 Big Eight season openers, five fresh standouts emerged. Colorado sophomores Ken Johnson and Charlie Davis starred in a 31-21 upset of LSU, while Nebraska’s Gary Dixon scored three TDs in a 34-7 win over Oregon. Oklahoma State’s Brent Blackman impressed in a 26-7 win vs Mississippi State, Kansas’ Devi Williams rushed 58 yards and scored in a 34-0 victory over Washington State.
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Kansas City
Colorado
Ken Johnson
Charlie Davis
Iback
Gary Dixon
Nebraska
Brent Blackman
Oklahoma State
Devi Williams
Kansas
Johnson
Davis
Louisiana State
Baton Rouge
Dixon
Oregon
Lincoln
Neb
Blackman
Tony Pounds
Cowboys
Mississippi State
Stillwater
Ohia
Williams
Washington State
Lawrence
Kan
Utah State
Kansas State
Manhattan
Stanford
Missouri
Columbia
Oklahoma
Southern Methodist
Iowa State
Idaho
LSU
Willie Nichols
Cliff Branch
Cornhuskers
Pounds
Dickie Graham
Graham
Night hawk league bowling standings summary
A listing of team entries and scores across multiple leagues including BowLing Night Hawks, Prudential high totals, and Dynamic League. Notable teams include Cravens Oil, Heathman Oil, West Wilson Truck, and Boise Cascade with top marks and member names alongside high series and game totals.
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Nighthawk
Smith Auto
Liegerot
Prudential
Durbin
Messenger
Shine'’S Garage
R. McClAy
Jones
Skyhook
M. Burns
Montgomery Ward
W. Ledom
West Wilson Truck
A. Coffman
Dynamic League Cravens’ Oil
Armstrong
Turner
Heathman Oil
Heathman
Wassmer's
McCurdy
B. Payne
Nitcher
LEE
Downtowner
Baldwin-Ward
S. Everson
Lister Plumbing
Warhurst
Leach
Helen & Bill's
Wenthe
Lee’s
Campbell
Triplett
Carenza Leads SIU Past OU With 2-0 Soccer Win
Southern Illinois star forward John Carenza scored on a penalty kick in the fourth period and added a late goal as the Cougars defeated Ottawa University 2-0. Benben made 16 saves for SIU, Knight 18 for OU, in a midwest clash with 58 total shots. OU hosts the Andrew B. Martin Tournament this weekend.
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Southern Illinois University
John Carenza
Ottawa University
Cougars
Carenza
Eddie Knight
Knight
Braves
Nets
Liu
Ottawa
Cougar
Rich Benben
Andrew B. Martin
North Texas State
Harris Teachers College
Eleventh Street
OU Midwestern
Tex
Merrimac
Wood joins Mound Race
Vida Blue and Mickey Lolich have company as Wilbur Wood becomes the AL's third 20 game winner of 1971 by shutting out the Kansas City Royals 3-0. Wood lowers ERA to 1.97, joining Blue and Lolich in a three way Cy Young chase. Detroit beats Boston 3-2. Cleveland over Yankees 5-2. Milwaukee over California 4-3.
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Alex Sachare
Associated Press
Vida Blue
Mickey Lolich
Cy Young
Wood
Wilbur Wood
Chicago White Sox
Kansas City Royals
Lolich
Blue
Oakland
Minnesota
A’s
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
New York Yankees
Milwaukee
California
Washington
Baltimore
Chuck Tanner
Coady Survives Hazard On Lead to Share Top Spot
Akron AP reports Charles Coady weathered a near disaster at the World Series of Golf on a hole where he double bogeyed two and four strokes fell behind Jack Nicklaus. Coady shot 73 to finish 141 at Firestone, while Nicklaus posted 71 for 142 and Bruce Crampton 143 after a final 70 in cool, cloudy conditions.
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Akron, Ohio
Charles Coady
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Firestone Country Club
Bruce Crampton
Crampton
Lee Trevino
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Dan Heck
Mark Geraghty
Joe Shannon
Tommy Oakson
Jerome Nelloms
Nelloms
Hawks
SIU Kickers
al Gomez
Dennis Driscoll
Mound
E. Wilson
Ottaway
MFA Insurance Agency
Herb Wittmeyer
Wittmeyer
Ottawa, Kansas
Coady
First National Bank OF Ottawa
Paine
Bootery
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