Leavenworth and Bonner Springs dominate Ottawa Invitational
Leavenworth won 4-A with 33 points and Bonner Springs swept 3-A with 15. Ottawa edged Bishop Miege 56 57 for runner up. Washburn Rural finished fourth at 114. Individual leaders included Robbie Burlas and Scott Olds in 4-A, with strong showings from Wayne Copp and Alan Keefer.
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Leavenworth
Bonner Springs
Ottawa
OHS
Bishop Miege
Miege
Washburn Rural
Turner
Olathe
Shawnee Heights
Pioneers
Robbie Burlas
Scott Olds
Burlas
Wayne Copp
Rural
Olds
Bruce Graham
Alan Keefer
Cyclones
Braves Change to I formation in new offensive plan
Ottawa University football moves from a wishbone to a slot I offense for Saturday's nonconference finale at McPherson. Coach Don McLeary cites injuries and poor early offense, aiming to spark the passing game to open running lanes and counter eight man fronts.
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Terry Ostmeyer
Ottawa University
Braves
McPherson
Don McLeary
McLeary
Southwestern
America
Central Methodist
HAC
Ottawa
Bulldogs
Sterling
Ottawa Juniors Edge West 18-8 in Home Football Clash
Ottawa Junior High School’s Whirlwinds defeated Lawrence West 18 to 8 in football on their final home game of the season. David Moor returned a blocked punt for a touchdown and Kevin Winters sealed it with a 32 yard interception return. Mauszycki led Ottawa on the ground with 88 yards and Pressnell added 57 yards as the defense limited West to 112 total yards.
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Tom Nelson
Ben Phillips
Tanzy Moore
Ottawa University Braves
Haskell Junior College Indians
Lawrence
Braves
Nelson
Rod West
Phillips
Haskell
Indians
Moore
Greg Smith
Smith
Steve Heath
Heath
Mike Beard
Brave
Gerry Schultz
Ottawa Junior High
Lawrence West
OJHS
Ottawa
David Moor
West
Mike Mauszycki
Kevin Winters
Moor
Winters
Chris Ledom
Mark Denge
QJHL
Mauszycki
Claude Pressnell
Central
Bowling Scores From Local League Evening Meet
A long list of high scores and top bowlers across many teams led by J. Sheeds of Knights of Columbus with 167 and 540 total, and J. Heckert of Kansas State Bank posting 223 and 538. The results span 39 high men and various teams including Eagle, City Service, Moonshiners and Phonies, with several 200-plus games and strong 400s/500s totals across the standings.
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CLARK
J. Withite
Haven Steel
R. Welton
Ramsay Printers
E. Mecuredy
D. Johnson
Knights OF Columbus
J. Sheeds
Finch Drilling
J. Edgecomb
Fritts Garage
Eagles
F. Wise
F. Fritts
Town and Country
R. Fritts
THE
Bull Shotters
J. Ferris
Haley Abstract
M. Guyeff
R. Mages
Bendix
J. Garcia
Bienie's Body Shop
P. Blen
Pca's Farmers! Daughters
C. Heck
Fogle
Pamida Waynettes
J. Simms
Phonies
C. McClay
Wingertol
B. Meyer
M. Hill
Moore's
N. Moore
Pamida
G. Meineke
D. Cox
Kramer
P. Kramer
Alley Cats
B. Walker
Mood Madens
K. McCord
GO Getters
M. Whiteford
Charlie‘s Devils
M. Boyer
Taco Belles
Jackson
Anderson Carpets
McClay
Chuck’s
S. Teuenberthe
Raney-Reynolds
Berocati
Skyhodge Cranes
A. Tecneny
D. Roeht
C. Ayers
R. Wilhite
B. Hall
Rough Debut For Gym Gals
Topeka West Ottowa high led the Highland Park Invitational with 77.45 points, winning as Emporia placed second and Washburn Rural third. Ottawa trailed with Linda Norton on floor and freshmen Karrie Brockman and Jeanean Burke contributing. Ottawa heads to a quadrangular at Emporia next Wednesday at 6 30 p.m.
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Topeka West
Ottawa High
Cyclone Gals
Emporia
Washburn Rural
West
Olathe
Topeka High
Shawnee Heights
Kelli Towe
Ottawa
Linda Norton
Karrie Brockman
Jeanean Burke
OHS
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OHS CC
Loren White
Phil Wassmer
Glen Covert
Jeff Schoch
Jere Sellers
Scott Crenshaw
Alan Riemer
Bonner
Glen Doeding
Russell Pino
Alan Dassing
Don Meier
Tola
Dale Copeland
Blue Valley
St. Joseph Shawnee
Atchison
Tully Larkin
Keith Satomi
Mike Anderson
D. Hall
Pepsi-Cola
V. Bishop
Briscoe Drugs
R. Garbueeseners
Wilson Plumbing
B. West
Wassmer’s Clothing
E. Roehl
Hubbard Lumber
R. Coffman
Our Body Shop
Stinwett
Catesc
Firestone
Gym Gals
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