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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1981

Page

2

Ottawa Braves face lineup shakeup after opener injuries

Ottawa University football battles to field a ready roster for a non conference clash with Southwestern after an 18-16 opening win over Mid-America Nazarene. Key players like Ted Thomas, Robert Bush, and tight ends Day and Schmeer are injured or limited, while Hercules Stancil remains ineligible. Coaches may turn to freshmen Elijah Williams Todd Waggoner and rookies in the secondary as replacements.

Terry Ostmeyer Ottawa University Braves Mid-America Nazarene Southwestern Winfield Ottawa Nyle Salmanso Ted Thomas Robert Bush Mike Day Jack Schmeer Dave Miller Thomas Hercules Stancil Elijah Williams Todd Waggoner Bush MANC Dean Cruse Ollie Johnson Ricky Johnson Kendrick Kendall Salmans Tim Wilson Roger Smith

Ottawa Braves reshuffle secondary for Mid-America test

Wilson joins veteran core as Guz man shifts to cornerback and Pavelonis, Russell return to safety roles. Salmans downplays concerns, saying adjustments will strengthen the defense as Ottawa eyes Southwestern. He notes two quarterbacks, a top receiver, and strong guards on the Builders, with OU planning an increased rushing attack and possible rookie QB Nacho Bueno duty.

Wilson Gary Guzman Kevin Pavelonis Travis Russell Salmans Mid-America Satmans Braves Wade Cargile Charley Hill Ron Hunter Kirk VanDegrift Anton Stewart Hat Salmons

Jaworski's Favoritism Has Limits

An AP report from Orchard Park describes Ron Jaworski leading the Philadelphia Eagles past the Buffalo Bills 24-16 as his hometown crowd roared. Jaworski threw for 240 yards and two touchdowns in Rich Stadium, delivering a notable win that left the Eagles 3-0 while Buffalo fell to 2-3. The piece notes Jaworski’s loyalty to Buffalo fans mixed with pride for his upbringing and includes game details, scoring drives, and other Week Twelve context.

Boxing scoreboards could show round by round results

In Las Vegas, Gerry Cooney meets Larry Holmes for the heavyweight title next March. The piece argues for posting round by round scores like boxing cards to reveal momentum and avoid surprises. It also notes Randy Murray won the 11-12 year old golf division in Georgia, with family ties in Ottawa.

Las Vegas Gerry Cooney Larry Holmes State Ray Wheonard Thomas Hearns Ottawa Randy Murray Georgia Murray Palmetto Dunes Hilton Head S.C Robert Murray Gainsville Loyd Murray S. Main

Valenzuela Ties Record With Eighth Shutout For Dodgers

Dodgers rookie Fernando Valenzuela pitched a three hit shutout, tying the major league record for rookies with eight shutouts in a 2-0 win over the Braves. Valenzuela improved to 13-4 with a 2.37 ERA, leading the NL in wins, complete games, shutouts and strikeouts. He also added an infield RBI single as part of his 15 hits in 58 at bats.

Mike Harris Tommy Lasorda Fernando Valenzuela Los Angeles Dodgers Lasorda Valenzuela Dodgers Atlanta Braves Ewell Russell Chicago White Sox P Braves St. Louis Montreal Philadelphia New York Houston San Diego Cincinnati San Francisco Pittsburgh Pirates Cubs Chicago Braves Bruce Benedict Cardinals Expos Darrell Porter Joaquin Andujar Andujar Steve Rogers Porter

Pro Picks Patriots To Stay On Skids

Pro football picks from Bruce Lowitt analyze Week selections. Jets face Steelers, Cowboys visit Patriots, Vikings rely on a rookie QB, plus games involving Detroit, Los Angeles, Cleveland, Cincinnati, St. Louis, New Orleans, Houston, Miami, San Francisco, Atlanta, and Giants.

San Diego Kansas City Chiefs Miami Houston Cleveland Cincinnati Detroit Minnesota New York Jets Pittsburgh San Francisco Atlanta Washington St.Louis Tampa Bay Chicago Baltimore Denver Green Bay Los Angeles New Orleans New York Giants Seattle Oakland Dallas New England Patriots Packers Bengals Jets Brian Sipe Cardinals Redskins Giants George Rogers

Ravens Top OU Gals In Four At Benedictine

Ottawa University women lose a 3 of 5 match in four games to Benedictine 12 15 15 13 12 15 6 15. Coach Hedlund notes need for confidence and maturity to win, cites serving and timing errors but cites good hitting and nine straight Dana Cook serves to balance game. Next match is Saturday at Tabor with Avila and Mid-America Nazarene on Tuesday.

Hedlund Benedictine Dana Cook Cook Michele McKinney Tabor Braves Avila Mid-America Nazarene

Ottawa Cyclones swept by Shawnee Mission West and Blue Valley

Ottawa High volleyball lost two straight to Shawnee Mission West 15-3 15-5 and Blue Valley 15-6 15-9. Shelley Sorenson led serving with nine points, Melissa Burch five spikes, Becky Kaub four. Sandy Brown had four assists. JV games went to Blue Valley. Ottawa hosts Highland Park tournament Saturday. Varsity returns Thursday at Olathe South triangular with Falcons and Bonner Springs.

Stanley Ottawa High Shawnee Mission West Blue Valley West Bishop Miege Cyclones Shelley Sorenson Ottawa Melissa Burch Becky Kaub Sandy Brown OHL Tigers Pam Jung Rena Miller Rachel Brockman Ottawa JV Topeka OHS Olathe South Falcons Bonner Springs

Bonner Stifles Fresh Gridders

Bonner Springs defeated Ottawa High freshman football 14 to 0 on Thursday with two first quarter touchdowns. Ottawa fumbled on their 5 yard line for Bonner’s opening score and tailback Burr withered injured late in the first half. Ottawa’s defense forced several interceptions by Rutter and Wray and Gast recovered a fumble. Next home game is against Lawrence West at 4 p.m. next Thursday.

Bonner Springs Ottawa High Cyclones Bonner Ottawa Tim Burriwither Charlie Rutter John Wray Brian Gast OHL Lawrence West

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