Miscues Cost Braves In 35-6 Opener Against Graceland
Lamont Iowa report details Ottawa University's 35-6 setback to Graceland as coach Glenn Percy credits learning from mistakes. Graceland outgained OU 295 to 269 in offense. Carl Vanterpool led Graceland with 159 rushing yards and two touchdowns, while OU QB Louis Nightengale scored OU's lone touchdown on a 1-yard run.
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Marty Gruebel
Lowe
Mike Conley
Ottawa
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Carl Vanterpool
Vanterpool
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Terry Patterson
Keith Harder
Secon
Dary
Rupe
Clifford Boatright
Eric Stephens
Alonzo Smith
Eric Skelton
Winfield
Southwestern
Emporia State
Louis Nightengale
Pat
Ottawa Kicks Win Again to Move to 3-0
Ottawa University defeated Tabor 3-1 to stay undefeated at 3-0 as Steve Christian netted two first-half goals and Jeff Richards added a late strike. Ottawa eyes Benedictine Tuesday at Dick Peters Complex after a strong comeback win, with coach Jeff Wolfe praising the team's depth and defense.
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Benedictine
Bluejays
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Jon Pritchard
Tabor
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Panthers win 1A crown at Wamego meet. Pomona shines
Williamsburg takes 1A boys title with 43 points led by Duane Reichard 11:22 and Darin Reichard 11:42. Pomona places fifth in 3A with 159 points, led by Leroy Huske 11:48 and Jeff Parker 12:04. Burg wins 1A team title. Glasgow second. Corbin returns from knee injury to boost Williamsburg score.
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Sabetha
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Jeff Parker
Steve Leakey
Jerod Bond
Travis Smith
Steve Schoepflin
Ryan Sink
Parker
Steve Schleicher
Mike Burgoon
Schleicher
Burgoon
Charlotte Gragg
Panther
Nancy Weigand
Dickey Era Ends at Kansas State After Loss
Kansas State closes the Jim Dickey era with a 10-6 defeat by Northern Iowa, prompting athletic director Larry Travis to accept Dickey's voluntary resignation. Lee Moon is named interim coach as the program, long noted for hardship, seeks a new direction amid a 25-53-2 record.
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Virginia
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Duke
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