Ottawa Kicker romp over Central Methodist in 7 0 win
Ottawa University runners dominate Central Methodist 7 0 on a sparse field at Dick Peters Memorial Complex. Ray Kahla scores twice and Mauro Sallustro adds a goal and two assists as OU outshoots 25 1 and eyes Rockhurst next Tuesday in Kansas City.
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Fambrough Awaits Heat From Monday Morning Quarterbacks
In Eugene Kansas coach Don Fambrough braced for criticism after choosing an extra point over a two point conversion, securing a 7-7 tie with Oregon at Autzen Stadium. Oregon coach Rich Brooks deemed the tie a loss despite a yardage edge, as the Ducks failed to convert decisive plays. Kansas drove 50 yards in under a minute aided by an Oregon penalty, narrowing to 7-6 late in the game.
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LSU shuts out Kansas State in Stovall’s first win
LSU overwhelms Kansas State 21-0 as the Tigers recover three of their four fumbles. QB Alan Risher passes 95 yards with a 12-yard TD to Tracy Porter, while Jude Hernandez and Robbie Mahfouz add scores. LSU’s defense limits KSU to 19 rushing yards and 14 passing as Stovall secures his first victory.
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Eagles Rout Vikings 42-7 in NFL Roundup
Eagles dominate Minnesota 42-7 behind 234-yard passer Ron Jaworski and 169 rushing yards from Wilbert Montgomery. Lions beat Packers 28-7 as Billy Sims gains 134 yards, while other Week 2 results include Bills over Jets 20-10 and 49ers over Cardinals 24-21 in overtime.
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Youth Telling For OU Gals
Ottawa University women's volleyball, with three returning veterans and several freshmen transfers, opened the season 1-4. Coach Anita Butell praised improving effort as the squad, led by a veteran starting six, aims to rebound in upcoming games against William Jewell and Benedictine after losses to Marymount and Friends University and defeats by Tarkio and Mid America.
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