College football scores and Ottawa meeting notice
Week of Sept 15 summaries show Louisville over Kansas 28 16 Kansas State 52 over New Mexico St 7 Missouri 45 over Utah Si 10 Minnesota 20 over Iowa State 16 Oklahoma State 33 over Northern Iowa 23 Illinois 23 over Colorado 22 Oklahoma 52 over Pittsburg 10 Notre Dame 28 over Michigan 24 USC 19 over Penn State 14 Baker 35 over Ottawa University 25 Ottawa High 25 Coffeyville 21 Kansas City at Denver tonight Ottawa Recreation Commission to meet Wednesday 7 p.m. at Youth Center 115 W 4th.
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Baseball results and Monday schedule summary
Sunday results include Kansas City 9 Cleveland 6 Detroit 5 New York 2 Chicago 4 Boston 2 Milwaukee 5 Texas 3 Seattle 5 California 3 Oakland 5 Minnesota 4 in 11 innings Toronto 6 Baltimore 0. Monday’s schedule lists Boston at Baltimore, Milwaukee at Cleveland, New York at Toronto, Kansas City at Minnesota, Texas at Seattle, Chicago at Oakland with several other scores from earlier games.
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Cats roll past Braves in 35 8 rout at OU stadium
Baker University, ranked No. 4 in NAIA Division II, trounced Ottawa University 35-8 at Steve Grogan Stadium amid 31 penalties for 365 yards. Baker piled up 275 rushing yards led by Alex McAfee with 100 and a touchdown, while Ottawa managed only 60 rushing yards as coach Dallas lamented lost composure and spilt penalties.
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Ottawa University
Baker University
Steve Grogan
Baker
David Dallas
Wildcat
Alex McAfee
Mark Green
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Ottawa University Stumbles in Penalty Marred Night
Photos By Steve Zuk show Ottawa University football heavy on the penalties as Baker wide receiver Gary Greenwood is tackled by an Ottawa defender. Head coach David Dallas appeals for calls from referees amid a penalty heavy Saturday game.
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Ottawa
David Dallas
Chiefs Broncos recall 89 opener memory in Denver
AP Sports Writer recounts the 1989 opener when Tyrone Braxton intercepted Steve DeBerg for a 34 yard TD return. Broncos defeated Chiefs 34-20, Braxton’s play set a defensive tone while Elway and KC clash again with Okoye expected to lead KC ground attack.
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DeBerg
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Corer
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Christian Okoye
Central Heights Vikings win Madison Invitational volleyball title
The Central Heights volleyball team snapped a rough season with a tournament championship at Madison. After a slow start beating Lyndon 11 15 1 15 6 the Vikings dominated the rest of the bracket including host Madison Gridley Wichita Christian Challenge and finished undefeated. Heck and Weiderholt delivered strong serves in multiple matches while Lyndon finished 1-3 and duel matches loom for Lyndon and CH next week.
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Dana Weiderholt
Kristy Heck
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Heck Con
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Wichita-Christian Challenge
Pomona Volleyball Streak Ends After Two Losses
Pomona high school saw its flawless volleyball run end Saturday as Olpe and Perry Lecompton defeated the Indians. Poor serving, at 79 and 80 percent, doomed Pomona in both matches. Amy Allie and Angie Flager led the attack, with strong serving and multiple kills, while Deanna Cook and Cindy Toumberlin contributed on the net. Pomona hosts LeRoy Yates Center and Crest next Tuesday as the Pomona Invitational is set for Saturday.
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Pomona
Perry
Amy Allie
Angie Flager
LeRoy
Yates Center
Crest
K States Jackson Wins Big Eight Offensive Player Honor
Kansas State tailback Patrick Jackson earned the Big Eight offensive player of the week after rushing for a career high 156 yards and four touchdowns in a 52-7 win over New Mexico State. The senior set a school record for touchdowns and helped establish a strong ground game as coach Bill Snyder praised his versatility. Greg Bickert of Colorado was named defensive player of the week for 20 tackles in a 23-22 loss to Illinois.
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