OU Kickers Suffer Rocky Mountain Low
Ottawa University soccer endured two weekend losses in Denver. Denver beat OU 3-0 after a 0-0 first half, then Metro State edged OU 1-0 with five minutes left as OU faced lineup gaps from Mike Custer’s broken jaw. Coach Paul McNally noted leadership and scoring gaps on a young squad. Saturday’s 2 p.m. match with Austin College at Ottawa was potentially moved to the morning.
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Ottawa University
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University of Denver
Metropolitan State University
Austin
Metro State
Coloradoans
Paul McNally
Mike Custer
Custer
McNally
Ottawa
Atchison
Benedictine College
Baker
Benedictine
Wilson Field House
William Jewell
Park
Jewell
Williams burg Panthers crush Reading 66 to 6 in eight man game
Quarterback John Johanson scored five touchdowns for Williamsburg as Reading fell 66 6. Johanson threw three TD passes and ran in twice on 3 yard keepers. Randall Hermreck caught two TD passes for WHS. The Panthers carry a 1 3 record into next week at Hamilton and look to stay in the Marais des Cygnes Valley League race.
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John Johanson
Reading
Johanson
Panthers
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Roland Gillenwater
Gillenwater
WHS
Bill Gasaway
Ricky Crooks
Ani
Dave Boecker
Gasaway
Hamilton
Braves Tame Bulldogs 27 7 in Ottawa win
Ottawa University defused McPherson College's offense to win 27-7, overcoming 15 penalties for 160 yards. The Braves built a 10-7 halftime lead and added three fourth-quarter scores, aided by Tony Langone's 9 points and a key interception by Don Grogan.
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Terry Ostmeyer
McPherson
Ottawa University
McPherson College
Braves
Ottawa
Bulldogs
Tony Langone
Dan Brown
Braves Hold Off McPherson In Heart of America Clash
Ottawa built early momentum but Oklahoma Baptist kept pace as Langone kicked a 35 yard field goal to stretch the lead to 20-7. Henry Hill nabbed a 35 yard interception to set up Volmer pass to Heath for the clinching score as OU finished with 248 yards. Cunningham 53 receiving, Brown 70 rushing, D Brown 62 on 16 carries.
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Ottawa
Mac
Don Grogan
Ruzich
Braves
Paul Haskell
Alan Cunningham
Haskell
Langone
Dave Miller
Mike Brown
Mike Todd
Dave Clayton
Bob Wallace
Stymie McPherson
Henry Hill
Bulldog
Steve Volmer
Steve Heath
Heath
Cunningham
M. Brown
D. Brown
Gaston
Pozzo
Otawa—Todd
Volmer
Royals Stay Alive In Title Chase With A 4-2 Win
The Kansas City Royals beat the Oakland A's 4-2 to keep slim AL western division hopes alive as they head into a three game series at Anaheim. George Brett hit his 23rd homer sparking a four run rally and he warned a sweep at Anaheim would be crucial. Whitey Herzog expressed cautious optimism about the series.
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LaCock
Otis
White
A.L. Washington
Willie Wilson
Dave Bevering
Oakland
Renie Martin
Pattin
al Hrabosky
Dan Quisenberry
Shotgun Lifts Juco Power In 40 6 Victory Over Hutchinson
Coffeyville coach Dick Foster borrowed a Cowboys shotgun tactic after sending Ron Springs to Dallas. Joe Holder tossed 8 and 15 yard TD passes to Jay Baker and Ernie Coleman as Coffeyville rolled Hutchinson 40 6. Garden City beat Cowley 24 21, Pratt beat Highland 28 6, Butler County edged Fort Scott 15 13, and Northeast Oklahoma beat Independence 16 6.
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Ron Springs
Dallas Cowboys
Ohio State
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Jayhawk
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Blue Dragons
Garden City
Cowley County
Pratt
Highland
Butler County
Fort Scott
Northeast Oklahoma
Independence
Texas Christian University
Dodge City
Hutch
Joe Holder
Jay Baker
Ernie Coleman
Raven
OU Harriers Take Third At Mid-America Nazarene Meet
Marymount won with 32 points on a 1-2 finish. Bethany was second with 70. Frank Hill led OU with fifth place in 27:30 for 5 miles, Jeff Anspach eighth in 28:30. Harvis Pruitt 22nd, Fred Fedornak 38th, Bruce Beasley 36th. OU to run at Salina Saturday hosted by Kansas Wesleyan.
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Clathe
Ottawa University
Braves
Marymount
Bethany
Frank Hill
Jeff Anspach
Harvis Pruitt
Fred Fedornak
Bruce Beasley
Salina
Kansas Wesleyan
Lebo Survives Waverly's Air Attack for 21-14 Win
Lebo edged Waverly 21 14 as the ball stayed in the air often. Thorne connected with Childers on an 18 yard TD, Grimmett added a 9 yard score, while Waverly answered with a Chapman TD pass to Steward and a 1 yard run by Chapman. Chapman threw for 211 yards on 19 of 41 attempts. Davis had 141 receiving yards. Waverly 1-1 prepares to host Hartford.
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Waverly
Thorne
Childers
Grimmett
Larry Chapman
Todd Steward
Chapman
Doug Davis
Davis
Larry Williams
Linhart
Hartford
Wellsville Falls to Baldwin in Jayhawk League Opener
In a Friday night Jayhawk League opener Wellsville amassed over 200 rushing yards but costly Eagles errors paved the way for Baldwin's 34-15 victory. Kent Lauridsen returned the opening kickoff 72 yards for Baldwin, with Doug DeLan scoring short plunges to seize the lead, while Wellsville answered briefly before turnovers sealed the outcome. Wellsville drops to 1-2 and travels to Overbrook to face Santa Fe Trail. Baldwin rises to 2-1.
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Jayhawk
Eagles
Baldwin
Steve Hausler
Doug DeLan
Overbrook
Santa Fe Trail
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