Rod Sharpe Named OHL Player of the Week
The Herald recognizes Rod Sharpe of the Cyclones as OHL Player of the Week for a defensive end performance in the season opener. The 175 pound senior made key stops against Harmon's triple option, forced a fumble, and contributed to a 36-8 loss as Hawks scored 21 points in the final period.
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Pomona's Daryl Finch Named Area Player of the Week
Daryl Finch of Pomona earned Herald Area Player of the Week after accounting for all Pomona High School points in a 19 to 7 upset of Osage City. Finch scored on 67 and 34 yard TD passes and sealed the game with a 70 yard interception return, adding Pomona’s only PAT.
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Bowling Bits Highlights Week Stats and Leaders
Top bowler Dee Potter 223 game and Sue Lane 561 series led a week of league results from Sept. 8. Skyhook topped team totals with 804 game and 2,213 series. Franklin Savings led in team series with 2,180. Entries for state and national tournaments due by Dec. 1 and Jan. 16 respectively. association secretary has forms.
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Rose Longfellow
Viola Oelschlager
Peggy Bush
Mary Alice Spears
NFL Owners Bend A Little
NFL owners offer a six point plan to allow the New England Patriots to practice and play while delaying any lockout or strike from Sept 16 to Oct 1 1975. The proposal calls for a new collective bargaining agreement by Sept 25 and no reprisals for players before Sept 16.
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Mayberry Upset Walks In The Royals White Sox Duel
Kansas City beat Chicago 3 2 as Big John Mayberry hit the first pitch for a winning RBI single after a deliberate walk to Frank White. Paul Splittorff pitched well for Kansas City, limiting the White Sox to six hits with his ninth win. The game tightens AL West race as Detroit awaits.
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Rich Gossage
Claude Osteen
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George Brett
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Dennis Leonard
Jesse Jefferson
Chicago
Williams May Assist Royals in final 1975 games
AP report notes Dick Williams former A's manager now with the Angels says he might let Whitey Herzog pick Royals starting lineup for the last three 1975 games against Oakland. Williams hints Oakland may have peaked with Finley tensions and a strong farm system yet to surface in double A.
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Baseball Scoreboard Showcased Busy AL East Standings
The Associated Press scoreboard lists the American League East leaders with Boston, Baltimore, and New York in pursuit. Boston sits atop at 84 65 with a .564. New York 77 72 at .517. Cleveland and Milwaukee trail, while Oakland and Texas lead the West in a packed schedule with multiple games tipped for Tuesday.
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Ottawa High announces season tickets for all athletic events
Ottawa High will offer season tickets for all boys and girls athletic events at $10 for adults and $5 for students. Tickets available at the high school office or from Sideline Club members led by Don Jones. They will also be sold at the gate at the Cyclones home football opener versus Emporia this Friday night.
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Twisters debut drives Ottawa High B team to win
Ottawa High B team defeated Harmon JV 20 6 behind a strong defense and 258 rushing yards. Richard Gould caught two TD passes and had 94 receiving yards while Rodney Orndorff led a 159 rushing yard attack with 92 yards on 16 carries. Beets and Gould connected for a 25 yard TD and a 40 yard strike after halftime. The next game is Monday at 3 30 pm against Emporia.
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Emporia State Star Steve Hamilton Tops Kansas Small College Honor
State Honor To Hornet passer Steve Hamilton of Emporia State named Kansas small college football player of the week by AP. The senior completed 21 of 37 passes for 336 yards and three touchdowns and ran for a fourth score as Emporia State rallied to a 36-32 win over Southwest Missouri. Tyrone Gray, an Emporia State freshman, caught nine passes for 202 yards and rushed for about 100 yards, placing second in voting.
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Purdue Shortens Irish Celebration
Notre Dame beat Boston College 17 3 in an emotional opener as Dan Devine returns to the college ranks. Ross Browner and Jim Browner starred on defense, Al Hunter added the clinching TD, and Rick Slager directed the offense in a game marked by Devine’s Notre Dame milestone and a stadium crowd of 61 501. Notre Dame travels to Purdue next.
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Big 8 Defensive Star Surprises Even KSU
Kansas City AP Donald Pennington, a KSU junior, was named Big Eight defensive player of the week after 15 tackles and an interception in a 17-16 win over Tulsa. Keith Morrissey of Missouri was runner-up. Also notes Chiefs cut Cornelius Walker and Bob Stein. Gary Butler placed on IR with a hamstring injury.
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Brunswick League Lemaster Aerial-3 High 10-30-C
Bowler scores and high games listed for multiple leagues including Lemaster Aerial-3 and Ottawa Bowl-2. Notable high marks include Jackson 174 and Burgoon 178 in Ottawa Bus Service-3, with several teams like First National-O and Franklin Savings posting 200s to 176s.
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Franklin Savings
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