Ottawa High tops Stags 14-7 to open ERL play
Ottawa High defense stifled Bishop Miege after a tight first half to win 14-7 in East Kansas League action. Jesse Korkames and Mark Strehlow each rushed for a touchdown as Ottawa improved to 2-2, while Miege, defending class 4-A champions, dropped to 0-2 in league play.
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OHS
Cyclones
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Ottawa
Bonner Springs
Bonner
Olathe
Turner
Leavenworth
Stags
Jesse Korkames
Mark Strehlow
Bowling Scores From Dynamic League Standouts
High scores listed for multiple teams across leagues including Lee's Downtowner Heathman Oil and Nitcher Floors. Notable performances include Heckman 241 in the 10th frame and J Richardson 212 in Cravens Oil, with top series 568 by Heckman and 534 by Richardson. Additional leaders include J Allison 482 and C Keim 502, among others.
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Western Supply
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Surging Garnett Rolls Past Fredonia
Garnett defeated Fredonia 32 19 as Dan Foltz stepped in at quarterback after Mark McAfee’s knee injury. Foltz scored two touchdowns, accounted for 89 yards, and threw for two two point conversions to lift Garnett to its third straight win and 24 point lead before Fredonia's late TD.
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Paola
Mark
Williamsburg Strikes Late in Tri-Lakes clash
Williamsburg Panthers rally in the second half to beat Gridley 14 7 and snap a two game skid in the Tri Lakes League. Jack Cappoc scored the winning 1 yard run and Allen Cunningham added the 2 point pass after Cappoc’s sneak. Williamsburg racked up 216 yards as Lowell Anderson returned from injury to pace the rushing attack. Gridley led at 7 0 after Keith Birk’s 30 yard TD pass to Greg Strahm but Williamsburg answered with a kickoff return for a score by Glen McClure. Gridley finished with 255 total yards and falls to 0 4. Williamsburg hosts Pomona next Friday for Homecoming.
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Delbert Adams
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Vince Kent
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Randy Smith
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Mike Roseburg
Gridley
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Allen Cunningham
Lowell Anderson
Keith Birk
Greg Strahm
Birk
Jackets
Pomona
Mets Pad Lead Without Playing
Rain in Chicago postponed a Mets Cubs game allowing New York to gain ground on Pittsburgh. The Mets lead the NL East by three with five teams still contending. Pirates faltered 3-2 to Montreal as St. Louis beat Philadelphia 3-0 to stay within two games. San Francisco topped Cincinnati 3-2 in 14 innings and Los Angeles beat San Diego 5-2.
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Prep Scores From The Associated Press Slate
Parsons 12 Independence 6 andover 0 defeated by Goddard 13 0. Many Kansas high school football scores listed with numerous games decided by margins and several postponed or tied.
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Tigers Trounce Lebo 39-0 in Tri-Lakes clash
Lyndon Tigers improve to 4-0 join Tri-Lakes leaders after routing Lebo 39-0. Don Bauck returns opening kickoff 84 yards, with multiple TDs by Bauck Mickelson and Rissen. Lyndon rumbles for 293 rushing yards as Lebo musters 35 rushing yards and two first downs. Next game at Gridley.
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Ave
Vikings Nipped by Crest High in tight Friday clash
Crest High School of Colony built a 13-0 first half lead and held on to beat Central Heights 20-18. Central short on time despite two Dean Medlin scores and a Dan Welch 28 yard TD pass. Crest’s Beckman had three TDs plus two extra points. Central drops to 0-4 and travels to Pleasonton while Crest visits Uniontown.
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Central
Dean Medlin
Dan Welch
Beckman
Pleasonton
Uniontown
City Schedule Lions Midget League Football Night
The schedule lists Hawthorne Sacred Heart A against Eugene Field A at 6 15 p m and Hawthorne Sacred Heart B versus Eugene Field B at 7 15 p m Then Eisenhower A meets Garfield 7 45 p m and Eisenhower B faces Garfield B at 8 45 p m Lincoln has a bye All games are listed with venue Hawthorne Eisenhower Garfield and Lincoln fields scheduled for Tuesday night in the Lions Midget League.
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Sacred Heart
Eugene
Eisenhower
Garfield
Lincoln
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