Bonner JV Beats Ottawa in Season Opener
Ottawa High School B Team Twisters fell 12-8 to Bonner Springs in Monday’s opener. Bruce Whitacre’s 29-yard run gave Ottawa a 6-0 lead before Bonner scored twice in the second quarter. Ottawa failed to move past midfield after halftime and travels to Emporia for a Sept 20 game at 3:30 p.m.
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Area Player Of The Week Honors Williamsburgs Roger Davis
The Herald names Roger Davis of Williamsburg Area Player Of The Week after his three touchdown performance in a 39 12 opener win over Central Heights. Davis scored on a 53 yard run in the final 10 seconds and contributed a fumble recovery and a interception return.
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Buchanan Defends Lightweight Crown Over Lagun a in Bloodied Affair
Ken Buchanan retained the world lightweight title by defeating Ismael Laguna for the second time after a disputed bout. Laguna refused to attend the postfight press conference as Buchanan joked about the punishment he endured and praised the fair aspects of the fight. Referee warnings cited Laguna for illegal blows and rough tactics during the match.
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Dodgers Giants Clash Sparks Bedlam In Candlestick Duel
Dodgers win 5-4 in a heated Giants Dodgers showdown at Candlestick Park as a beanball war erupts between Bill Singer and Juan Marichal. Buckner Wills Marichal ejected amid fights while fans witness a pivotal NL West race shift.
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Tuesday Scoreboard Highlights From Major League Parks
Major league games featured Montreal with Stoneman and Strohmayer facing New York and other twin bills across cities including Pittsburgh Chicago Atlanta Cincinnati Los Angeles San Francisco Philadelphia St Louis San Diego Houston and more. Notable hitters include Jenkins Downing Perry Wise Zachary Norman Blasingame and Gullett in varied matchups.
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NU Remains No 1 As Huskers Top Oregon in Polls
Nebraska rises to the top of the AP college football poll after a 34 7 win over Oregon. Coach Bob Devaney says the ranking matters little at this stage as the team prepares for Minnesota. Notre Dame holds second with 10 first place votes as Texas and Michigan follow.
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TCU Invents Half Wish Offense For Scouting Arlington Clash
TCU coach Jim Pittman unveils a hybrid offense called the half wish combining wishbone and pro set elements. The system uses a wide split end and outside halfback to stretch the defense while preserving running power and throwing options. Pittman credits assistants for the name while noting it may not be a true new set.
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OHL Player of the Week Steve Hanes Shines for Ottawa
Herald names Ottawa High junior Steve Hanes the season’s standout in football. In his first start at tailback he rushed 159 yards on 14 carries, scoring from 49 and 6 yards, helping Ottawa build a 19-0 lead before a 27-19 loss to Wellington.
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Ottawa Net Title To Lawrence Lawyer
Lance Burr won the men s singles title at the Ottawa Fall Open defeating Ken Boggs 6 1 4 6 6 2. Carl Mibeck beat Jack Vochatzer 6 2 7 6 in Senior 35 and Bill Miller edged Carl Joost 6 1 6 2 in Senior 45. Doubles start this weekend at Forest Park. entries to Ronnie Johnson by noon Friday.
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