Bears Defense Turns Tide Against Green Bay
Chicago beat Green Bay 25-12 behind a pivotal fourth quarter surge. Dan Hampton blocked a 52 yard field goal, Steve McMichael’s safety and an interception set up key scores while Kevin Butler hit three field goals. Walter Payton rushed 57 yards as Jim McMahon sat out with Tomczak and Fuller rotating at quarterback.
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Boosters Sponsor Gridiron Primer at Ottawa High
The Cyclone Booster Club hosts a 7 p.m. program at Room 106 Ottawa High School to discuss football game rules. While aimed at mothers, the event invites both men and women to attend.
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Chiefs Lose Linebacker McAlister For Season
Kansas City Chiefs outside linebacker Ken McAlister tore ligaments in his right knee Sunday and is out for the season. Tests and possible surgery are planned, with four linebackers to be called in to fill the void, including Whitney Paul, Bobby Leopold, Ron Freeman, and Stan Davis as candidates. Coach John Mackovic said they need the best linebacker for the rest of the year.
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Swinehart Named Ottawa Athlete of the Week after strong showing
Pomona senior Swinehart, a 150 pound defensive back, totaled seven tackles four assists and an interception in the Braves 24 7 loss to Southwestern College at Cook Field. He also returned two kickoffs for 47 yards giving him 170 yards on eight returns in two games.
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Griffin leads Ottawa High to team win at Bonner Springs
Jesse Griffin of Ottawa High finished fourth in the Bonner Springs Invitational with 19 54 over 5000 meters, helping Ottawa win the boys team championship. Coach Mark Laws praised his effort and training as Griffin earned Ottawa High Athlete of the Week over Trevor Riley and Nicole Johnson for top Bonner cross country finishes.
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Magrath dominates Erie-St. Paul Invite to lead Williamsburg
Kelli Magrath, 5-8, propelled Williamsburg to the team title at the Erie-St. Paul Invitational volleyball tourney. She went 94 of 109 on spikes, tallying 46 kills across five matches as Williamsburg, the smallest school in the eight-team field, beat Oswego 15-10 9-15 15-5 in the final. Coach Roger Driver praised her unbelievable performance.
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Indian Harriers place fifth at Santa Fe Trail meet
Osage City High School boys cross country finished fifth in the Santa Fe Trail Invitational led by Greg Ross in fourth place at 11:05 on the two mile course. Teammates Long, Curley, Blecha, White, Ross, and Parker posted top results, while the girls had three runners. Junior varsity and freshman results noted, coach Schmidt praising the young squad as Osage City plans to race Burlingame next Saturday.
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City Scores WRC BOFTRAIL and multiple team totals
City Scores shows WRC standings with Murphyson Roofing seven to four by Terry and Daryl's runs, Hickory Inn tallying eleven, Fitcorp fourteen, Ellena Ford Express twenty, Fly By Night Auto Sales three, Flying WB nineteen overall, and various player line scores across teams including Ingold Kraus and Kemp wares in a compact league-wide box score.
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Twins edge Royals on Laudner double to snap slide
Keith Atherton ended a seven game losing streak with two key innings as Tim Laudner lined a two out double in the ninth off Kansas City, scoring Tom Brunansky after Lonnie Smith misplayed the ball. Kirby Puckett drove in the other run with an RBI single in the sixth.
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Osage, Silver Lake battle in volleyball sweep
Osage City High extended its winning streak by beating Silver Lake in both varsity matches, 15-9 15-9 and 15-5 15-5, as 8-1 Osage notches another league win. Junior varsity also won, while Silver Lake claimed the freshman match. The Indian varsity takes two weeks off before the Ottawa Invitational.
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