Bonner Springs wins 3-A cross country title at Ottawa
Bonner Braves repeat as 3-A champions at Ottawa with a 41 43 win over Ottawa in a tight race led by Al Riemer 10 47 and Rick Freeman 11 15. Leavenworth takes 4-A with 22 points paced by Tim Shaffer 10 26 as Manhattan and Bishop Miege follow. Ottawa's top four finishers include Doug Mumma 4th and Alan Keefer 6th with Fox other scorers Jeff Schoch 17th Keith Hazen 20th.
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Ottawa High
Bonner Springs
Braves
Otter
Cyclones
Ottawa
Leavenworth
Manhattan
al Riemer
Rick Freeman
Roger Green
Bonner
Doug Mumma
Alan Keefer
James Brockway
Matt Wassmer
Tim Shaffer
Shaffer
Kirk Anderson
Pioneers
OHS
A—Riemer
Copp
Rural
Freeman
Mumma
Green
Keefer
Holbrooks
Phil Wassmer
Harmon
Emporia
Miege
Turner
Seaman
Pittsburg
Fort Scott
Wichita Kapaun
Kapaun
Wichita
OU Girds For Ex Lyndon Ace By Terry Ostmeyer
Ottawa University faces McPherson College seeking improved offense after a 9-7 loss to Southwestern. The Braves emphasize tightening passing game and execution while not planning wholesale changes.
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Terry Ostmeyer
Ottawa University
Braves
McPherson College
McPherson
Bethany
Southwestern
Ben Moor
Winfield
Moor
Ottawa High loses key player to season ending injury
Ottawa High football faces a setback as junior Raymond Shaffer breaks a leg during Wednesday drills, ending his season after starting at flanker and safety. Coaches pivot with Joli McAdoo at flanker and Darren Beets in the secondary while preparing to host Fort Scott.
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Ottawa High
Raymond Shaffer
Shaffer
OHS
Cyclones
Mike Philpot
Joli “McAdoo
Darren Beets
Fort Scott
Ottawa University
Scott Grogan
Jesse Korkames
Mark Seymour
Pittsburg State
Rex Pope
Randy Hughes
Fort Scott Jaco
Pitt
Greg Woods
University of Kansas
Emporia State
Hornets
Howard Love
Pomona
Dave Thornbrugh
Wellsville
Steve Burkdoll
Melvern
McPherson
Lyndon
Alan Hurt
Bulldogs
Echoes Of The Guns Of Autumn On CBS Sunday
Commentary notes CBS plans a follow up to Guns Of Autumn to soften criticism, but author doubts effectiveness. It also surveys local football, Ottawa Grogan’s NFL debut, OSC, area colleges athletes, and Heart of America Conference standings amid a volatile 1980s gridiron scene.
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Moor
McPherson
Bulldogs
Braves
Heart of America
Missouri Valley
HAC
CBS Television
CBS
Ottawa
Steve Grogan
Neil Graff
New England Patriots
Houston
Grogan
Pats
Miami
Ottawa University
Mo Valley
Washburn
Vikings
Cyclones Win 3rd Net Dual
Eudora-Ottawa High School girls tennis beat Eudora 7-2 to extend their win streak to three. Cindy Kramer and Diane Strehlow led Ottawa in singles with straight sets, while Barb Lantis kept Ottawa from sweeping doubles, losing a tight three set match.
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Eudora
Ottawa High School
Cindy Kramer
Pam Trefz
Janet Claterbos
Kitty Parsons
Diane Strehlow
Tracy Tibbitts
Kelley Cramer
Pam Hopkins
Becky Swanson
Cindy Carter
Ottawa
Barb Lantis
Kim Hamlin
Hamlin
C. Kramer
Strehlow
Trefz
Tibbitts
Bos
K. Craier
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Wayne Copp
Hilert
Farris
Blue Valley
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A—Shaffer
Anderson
Garibay
Summers
Richardson
Bergman
Dickerson
Moore
Orlowski
Cordt
Ohl
Lee Schmeer
Gus Elzie
Byron Price
Schmeer
Fleet Darrell Collins
Letterman
Collins
Kim Hendrix
Steve McInnis
Don Clemons
Kirk Smith
Bulldog
Hurt
Fort Scott Junior College
Sterling
Trinity (Tex.) University
Food For Thought
Jim Grogan
Steve
NFL
Gibson's
Gibson
Discount Center
Hiway
Ottawa, Kansas
Linda Richardson
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