BYU Travels to Oregon as Heisman Hopeful Detmer Headlines
SCOTT HOLLISTER previews BYU atop college football chatter with Ty Detmer leading the Heisman race. Lavelle Edwards warns Oregon will be BYU's toughest test as the Cougars seek a 49 28 win. Kansas and Missouri face rough early-season tests, with Kansas State urged to backslide New Mexico. Arizona State visits Missouri amid Tigers’ shaky start.
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Coaches Sweep Top Spots In Ottawa Herald Football Contest
In the Ottawa Herald contest week three, five entrants posted perfect 12-0, led by Chuck Lee of Williamsburg High. Lee edged winner by tie break and joined by Annette Parker Jason Jeffries Ryan Hoge and Matthew Waldron, with 34 at 11-1 and overall 29-7,806.
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Whirlwind netters grab two victories
Ottawa Middle School volleyball the Whirlwinds swept Pomona 15-13 15-9 with strong defense led by Waymire Gibson Servalius Hicks Denton and Jacob Dawn Wilson added four points and Jessica Bien and Amanda Duncan five points each. They then beat Appanoose 15-10 8 15-8 15-9 with Gibson leading offense and Hoffsommer Barkley Lang aiding defense.
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Leftover deer permits open in eight Kansas units
Eight units across Kansas still have leftover firearms deer permits available. Franklin County is split between units 10 and 11, with the draw conducted daily until filled and permits cost 30.50 dollars. Permits may be used for either firearms or archery with specific season interchanges.
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