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Ottawa Herald in Ottawa, Kansas

17 Sep 1973

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Ottawa Herald

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Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1973

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2

Key 25-14 Triumph Over Builders OU Ball Hawks Soar On By

Ottawa University defeated Southwestern 25-14 at Soner Field for its first home win since 1964. The Braves forced seven turnovers, with six fumbles and an interception, as Larry Morris and Dick Diminico connected on a key 14 yard TD pass and Chris Chaney scored twice. OU piled up 341 yards of offense, led by Chaney and Morris, while Randy Walling, Paul Morris and Cuevas anchored the defense in a hard fought HAC clash.

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Terry Ostmeyer Winfield Ottawa University Southwestern Braves Soner Field Ottawa Larry Morris Dick Diminico Chris Chaney Heart of America Missouri Valley Iowa Wesleyan William Jewell Simpson Iowa Tarkio Central Methodist Cook Field Steve Knapp Lyndon Craig Knapp Larry Book Paul Morris Morris Ron Abernathy Jaime Cuevas Diminico Mike King Ted Gordon Rick Bell Chaney King Dan Gardner Joe Higgs Larry Gillen Todd Dvorak Book Bob Lusk Marty Leibowitz Abernathy Cuevas Randy Walling Rod Bonner Bethany Morris Boys Paul Larry Cowboys Arlington Brent Blackman Reuben Gant Gant Charlie Weatherbie Alfred Nelms Kansas Cougars Dave Jaynes Bruce Adams Don Fambrough David Jaynes Tigers Mississippi Tommy Reamon Bears Steve Davis Joe Washington Sooner Grant Burger Barry Switzer Washington Colorado Buffs Larry Ferguson Kansas State Wildcats Keith Brumley K-State Steve Grogan Florida Wildcat Vince Gibson
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High Rollers Open Campaign With Record Run By Simpson

NFL opener recap highlights O J Simpson rushing for a record 250 yards as Buffalo thumped New England 31 13. Miami and Washington won, San Francisco edged by Miami. many games large margins across the league with Blackout limits shaping viewing options.

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Hal Bock Associated Press O.J. Simpson Washington Redskins Miami Dolphins Buffalo Simpson NFL Bills New England Patriots Miami Washington San Francisco Rio
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Rams Use Fire Drill to Top Chiefs 23 13 in L A

Los Angeles Rams coach Chuck Knox uses a new fire drill as Steve Preece scores on an 11 yard run after a malfunction on a field goal attempt. John Hadl passes for two touchdowns as the Rams beat Kansas City 23 13. Beathard shines for the Chiefs late with two TD passes.

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Blackout Ban Has Its Effect on NFL Attendance

National Football League openers saw high no show figures after Congress lifted local TV blackouts for sold out games. In Kansas City 16,031 fans stayed home, 62,315 of 78,346 tickets were cashed. Commissioner Pete Rozelle warned of possible longer term declines as weather worsens and records shift.

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Trio Follows NU's Lead In Big Eight

Kansas City AP report on Nebraska's second game of the season at Lincoln facing NC State. Osborne expects a tougher test than UCLA with NC State likely to pass more and play quicker. Other Big Eight teams seek 2-0 starts as Oklahoma State, Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma, Iowa State, Colorado, and Kansas State pursue wins. notable performances include Jaynes and Gant for Kansas, and several big plays from Oklahoma and Missouri.

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