Ottawa Beats McPherson 53-24 In KC Conference Clash
Ottawa University crushed McPherson 53-24 as the Braves piled up 575 yards offense and forced 13 penalties for 147 yards. Kale Noad opened with a 95-yard kickoff return for McPherson, but Ottawa answered with multiple scoring drives including a 45-yard field goal and a 91-yard pass. Snyder starred with 133 receiving yards and two touchdowns while Harris led OU with 110 rushing yards as Ottawa secured its first win of the year in three starts.
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Jimmy Lee Smith
Greg Chesser
Richard Williams
Cheaser
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Clint Kinnamon
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Shelton
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Albert Martinez
Kirk Snyder
Snyder
Brad Basel
Williamsburg
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Matinez
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Mike Henson
Henson
Randy Johnson
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Houston
Texas
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Base
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Ozell Littlejohn
Chuck Knapp
Clifford Boatright
Aron Branfort
Friends University
Cook Field
Friends
Southwestern
Catlatics
Oral Littleton
Norman
Albert Martinex
Brad Basal
McPharson
Otawa
Derrick Harris Reyard
Friends top Ottawa 3 2 in Kansas Conference soccer
Ottawa University fell to 0-5 after a 3 2 home loss to Friends University at Dick Peters Memorial Sports Complex. Thomas Harpenau opened scoring for Ottawa, but Friends forged a 2 2 halftime tie and clinched the winner in the second half. Ottawa outshot 25 8 and goalie saves favored Friends. The Braves visit Tabor Tuesday and host Alumni during Homecoming.
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Cyclones finish second at Highland Park Invitational
Ottawa High’s volleyball team placed second at the Highland Park Invitational in Topeka, going 5-2 in the round robin. Shawnee Mission West won the tournament. Ottawa notched four straight wins before losing to Salina Central and beating Hayden in three games. Senior Tonya Copsey led Ottawa with 24 kills and 60 serves, while Deb bie Ferguson, Angie Powers, Teresa Hiatt, and Penny Ferguson posted strong totals.
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Teresa Hiatt
Penny Ferguson
Joy Kimball
Gerri Gumm
Marlo Showalter
Independence
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Twins Clinch Tie For A.L. West With 8-1 Win
The Minnesota Twins beat the Kansas City Royals 8-1 to clinch at least a tie for the American League West title, buoyed by a five-run first inning including homers from Kirby Puckett and Gaetti. Bert Blyleven pitched a five-hit complete game with eight strikeouts, lifting Minnesota’s home-season attendance to a club record.
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Hiley
Gagne
Asalaer
Laudnere
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