Eighth Grade Stifles Northern Hills in 16-6 Ottawa-Ottawa Win
Ottawa-Ottawa Junior High eighth graders improved to 2-0 with a 16-6 victory over Northern Hills. Key plays included a 37-yard run by Claude Pressnell and a punt recovered for a score by Mike Mauszycki. The defense held Northern Hills to no first downs. The team travels to Millbrooke next Tuesday at 3:30 p.m.
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OJHS
Braders
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Paydirt
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Kevin Searls
Mike Mauszycki
David Moor
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Roy Dunlap
Millbrooke
Olathe
OU Gals Triumph In Opening Volleyball Match
Ottawa University opened its 1976 women's volleyball season with a three game win over Baker. OU took the first 15-1, lost the second 15-6, then triumphed 15-12 in the decisive third. Key plays came from newcomer Ellie Claros and defender Joan Sigwart as OU heads to a Mid-America Nazarene tournament in Olathe and then to a Saturday triangular in Salina with Marymount and Kansas Newman.
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Ottawa University
Baker
Braves
Genell Benjamin
Ellie Claros
Joan Sigwart
Salina
Marymount
Kansas Newman
Wednesday Afternoon League Listings Show Wide Hardware Scores
A fragmented OCR list records teams and high scores such as Kramer’s Drugs, Hopkins, Wallace, and Camron Tower in the Twilight and Commercial leagues. Entries include shop names, addresses, and high score markers like 10-30 and 10-0, with players or managers noted alongside team names.
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Kramer
J. Dodds
M. L. Hopkins
Jean
C. Wallis
T. WaLlach
C. Walls
West Wilson Repair
S. CoffMan
Harvey
C. Campball
M. Milton
Ninth ST
Mobile
A. Pyle
J. Garcia
Camron-Towner
C. Wilhite
Sertoma Club
Bowling Scores High 10-D and 30-M Highlights
Ledger of bowling scores lists multiple teams and players with high marks across divisions. Notable entries include Ottawa area clubs such as OTTAWA TIRE & SUPPLY and CALICO CATS with top totals, while individuals like F. Simmons and G. Vathaver register high series and game scores amid a broad field. The record showcases local leagues and sponsor-anchored teams competing for high counts and standings.
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D. Sellers
M. Allen
Crites Service
C. Emery
C. Whiteford
Ottawa Tire & Supply
F. Simmons
Lamb-Roberts
F. Lambham
D. Wieden
ALLEY
Tony's Pizza
L. Swisher
Calico
Haas
Bowling Notes and League Standings Updates
Top week Sept 13 sees Mary Mull and Shirley Coffman share 212 games. Coffman leads in series with 590 while First National posts high team scores 835 and 2348. Various leagues show high games and series, with Carol Burgers and Patty Cole posting milestone marks and WIBC award announced for a 128 triplicate. Washington sports panel nears decision on baseball antitrust immunity ahead of January report.
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Hazel Liegerot
Mary Mull
Shirley Coffman
First National
Baldwin
Maloney
Arlene DeCaeny
Drake Jewelry
Peoples Bank
Todd
Eagles
Heathman Oi
Peoples
Karen Sumner
Haley's
Ottawa Honda
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Lister’s
Southwick
Jim Bass Electric
Clarice Dengel
Kay Cordle
Dengel’s
Burgerteria
Citizens Bank
Pomona
Eloise Milton
Billie Leach
Anderson Carpets
Skyhook Cranes
Bienie’s
Sue Lane
Barbara Spears
West Wilson
Joanne Thompson
Linda Gilges
Peggy Bien
Mildred Barber
Robyn Bowman
Mary Hamerickhouse
Debbie Shaver
Phyillis Davis
Vera Grey
Betty Sink
WIBC
Patty Cole
Washington
House Sports Committee
F. Sisk
Dcalif
Frank Horton
R-N.y
Congress
Sisk
Horton
Baseball Scoreboard and Scheduling Notes
Baseball Scoreboard shows Thursday games across the league with matchups including Pittsburgh at Chicago St. Louis at Philadelphia New York at Montreal Los Angeles at San Francisco and notes on American League standings. Also reports rescheduled Ottawa High girls volleyball match moved to October 4 at Bonner Springs and Cyclones’ next action at the Highland Park tournament in Topeka.
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Demery
Chicago
R. Reusche
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Hannahs
Los Angeles
Hooton
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Cyclones
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Fort Scott Juggernaut To Confront Cyclones
Ottawa Cyclones host Fort Scott in a pivotal Class 3-A test at Ottawa High. Coach Larry Miller seeks clearer gauge after close losses to Emporia and a season opener win over Harmon, stressing no excuses as Ottawa aims to ignite its offense and match Fort Scott’s speed and talent led by Coffman Armstrong and Jefferson.
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Ottawa High
Cyclones
Fort Scott
Ottawa
Larry Miller
OHS
Harmon
Emporia
Miller
Tigers
Don Coffman
Coffman
A's rout Royals signals chase for late-season surge
Oakland manager Chuck Tanner urged focus after an 11-1 rout of Kansas City, saying the A's must win at least six more and chase a nine-game win streak to regain ground in the AL West with 10 games left. He noted four remaining meetings with the Royals and stressed tomorrow night's game already carries high importance.
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Chuck Tanner
Oakland A
Tanner
Kansas City Royals
Oakland Victory
A’s
Oakland
Pirates
Phillies
Gene ‘Tenace
Phil’ Garner
Joe Rudi
Vida Blue
Royals
Marty Pattin
Tenace
Whitey Herzog
Minnesota
Freddie Patek
Garner
Frank White
Rudi
Jeff
Oakland A’s
Rick Wilks
Wilks
Don Farley
Rollie Fingers
Paul Splittorff
Farley
Nestor Chulak
Cardinals unveil aggressive plan to rebuild fortunes
St Louis Cardinals president August Busch Jr and a board vote support a long range strategy focusing on player procurement and development promotions and other steps to restore competitiveness after a fifth place NL East finish and a drop in attendance. Details will be publicly implemented later.
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St. Louis Cardinals
August Busch Jr
Cardinals
Busch
Cardinal
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