Ottawa High blasts Rosedale 42 13 in EKL opener
Ottawa High School built a 28 0 halftime lead on three punt returns by Steve Hanes 85 75 and 83 yards and a TD by Mark Seymour as OHS rolled over Rosedale 42 13. Seymour rushed 20 times for 177 yards while Kornhaus connected on four of seven passes for 48 yards and OHS heads to a key ERL showdown with undefeated Olathe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Ostmeyer
Kansas City
Steve Hanes
Ottawa High
Cyclones
Rosedale
Ottawa
OHS
Hanes
Russ Hughes
Hughes
Wildcat
Chris Kornhaus
Scott Grogan
Mark Seymour
Seymour
Keith Kramer
Kornhaus
John Killough
Grogan
Cats
Terry Drake
Rick Brownrigg
Cyeldones
Barry Davies
Davies
AHL
Ron Talley
Doug Gorthy
Chris van Fossan
Wildcats
Mark Strehlow
Strehlow
OHL
Olathe
Marysville
Bonner Springs
Argentine
Mustangs
Night high school football scores from Neodesha area
A dense list of final scores across Kansas small schools with teams such as Neodesha Eureka Oskaloosa McLouth Paola Lansing Quinter Logan Royal Valley Shawnee Heights Effingham Shawnee Mission South Topeka Washburn Rural Seaman Wellsville Baldwin Westmoreland Wetmore Pittsburg Iola Frontenac Galena Fort Scott Coffeyville Pittsburg-Colgan Baxter Springs Dodge City Garden City Fairfield Nickerson Larned Pratt Minneola Ashland Cimarron Pawnee Heights Coldwater Fowler Halstead Hesston Hillsboro Ness City Jetmore La Crosse Dighton Spearville Macksville Moundridge Inman Kiowa Pretty Prairie St John Sterling Johnson Satanta Augusta Andover Chaparral Mulvane Kingman Valley Center Peabody Burr Oak Jamestown Lebanon Republic Lucas Mullinville Quenemo Paxico Scandia Courtland Gorham Ingalls Montezuma Leroy Linwood Waconda East Jewell Weskan Herndon McCracken Bazine Bucklin Haviland Deerfield Copeland Lewis Skyline Norwich Cunningham Attica Dorrance Bogue Hillcrest Esbon Luray Paradise Moscow Yarbrough Norton Colby Lakin Elkhart Plainville Ellis. Scores include multiple 40s and 50s with several OT and shutout games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsville
Baldwin
Westmoreland
Wetmore
Pittsburg
Iola
Frontenac
Galena
Fort Scott
Coffeyville
Pittsburg-Colgan
Baxter Springs
Dodge City
Garden City
Fairfield
Nickerson
Larned
Pratt
Coldwater
Fowler
Halstead
Hesston
Hillsboro
Centre
Ness City
Jetmore
la Crosse
Dighton
Spearville
Macksville
Moundridge
Inman
Kiowa
Pretty Prairie
St. John
Sterling
Johnson
Satanta
Augusta
Andover
Chaparral
Mulvane
Kingman
Valley Center
Peabody
Council Grove
Quenemo
Paxico
Scandia
Courtland
Gorham
Healy
Ingalls
Montezuma
Leroy
Linwood
Waconda East
Jewell
Weskan
Herndon
McCracken
Bazine
Bucklin
Haviland
Deerfield
Copeland
Lewis
Skyline
Norwich
Cunningham
Attica
Sharon
Dorrance
Tipton
Bogue
Eastern Heights
Hillcrest
OJHS Freshmen defeat Lawrence Central 6 0 on rain soaked Ottawa field
The Ottawa Junior High Freshmen beat Lawrence Central 6-0 on Ottawa High School field despite weather. John McAdoo scored the only TD on a 20 yard run set up by Keith Whitacre interception as Ottawa holds Lawrence to 1 yard rushing and 47 passing yards. Ottawa improves to 2-0 and hosts Lowther Junior High on Oct 5 at 6:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Lawrence Central
Lawrence Crew
Ottawas
OJHS
John
McAdoo
Keith Whitacre
OJHL
Lawrence
Whirlwinds
Lowther Junior High
Emporia
Women's Golf Yearly Awards At Ottawa Country Club
Awards presented at Ottawa Country Club included Match Play Championship Handicap and Ringer prizes. Winners: Dolores South first and Mary Lou Sheldon second in Championship Flight. Sue Wolgast first and Ann Fredeen second in Consolation Flight. Ringer prizes went to Wolgast first, Sheldon second, Virginia Gilroy third. Ball awards also given. Next week pairings listed. reservations line provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa Country Club
Dolores South
Mary Lou Sheldon
Sue Wolgast
Ann Fredeen
Ringer
Wolgast
Sheldon
Virginia Gilroy
Warnock - Bennett - Moline
Walker-Lyman-Wolgast
Johnson-Hysom-Crawford
Elder- Sheldon-Cutting-Gilroy
Fredeen-Spear-South
AL East New Champion Soon As Red Sox Edge Orioles
Boston clinched a step toward winning the AL East with a 4-2 win over Baltimore as Carl Yastrzemski hit a two run homer in the 10th after a Tiant five hitter. Detroit won 12-5 over Milwaukee to stay 1% games back while the Yankees fell four games behind.
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Boston
Baltimore
Orioles
Carl Yastremski
Tworim
Detroit
Milwaukee
Yankees
Kansas City
Oakland
Chicago
Texas
California
Minnesota
Red Sox
Tigers
Luis Tiant
Melvern Pounds Waverly in Tri Lakes League Clash
Melvern Panthers overwhelm Waverly 46 to 6 in a Tri Lakes showdown. Ken Arb returns from injury to rush 206 yards on 21 carries, scoring twice. Scott Burkdoll and Randy Knight contribute key plays as Melvern gains 332 rushing yards and 100 through the air before traveling to Lebo next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvern
Melvern Panthers
Waverly
Ken Arb
Panthers
Bulldogs
Arb
Scott Barkdoll
Steve Duncan
Paydirt
Burkdoll
Harold Hughes
Gary Giffin
Randy Knight
Dallas Sedgwick
Dave Burkdoll
Lebo
Tri-Lakes
Lyndon Tigers thrash Lebo 46-0 for fourth win
Lyndon opened strong against Lebo at home and pummeled the Wolves 46 to 0, securing a 4-0 season start. Al Hart led the offense with multiple touchdowns, Emery added PATs, and Lyndon forced four interceptions while amassing 352 yards, 121 passing. Next up, Lyndon hosts Gridley in Tri Lakes League action.
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Lyndon
Lebo
Wolves
Tiger
al Hart
Emery
Tigers
Hart
Cares
Gridley
CH Pulls Away Late in 29-6 Victory Over Crest
Central Heights broke a 6-6 game with 15 points in the final eight minutes to beat Crest 29-6 in Three Rivers League action. Dan Milchel ran 13 yards for a score and 17-yard passes to Ken Robinson fueled the late surge as CH improved to 1-1 in league play and 2-2 overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Heights
Crest
Vikings
Dan Milchelt
Ken Robinson
Phil Moore
Sprague
Dan Welch
Moore
Garnett Powers Past Fredonia in Tri-Valley Showdown
Garnett defense forced turnovers leading to three touchdowns as the unbeaten Bulldogs beat Fredonia 28-6. Steve Pickett rushed 106 yards on six carries with three TDs while Steve Frank made two interceptions. Garnett piled up 280 rushing yards. Fredonia limped to 126 total yards and lost Wittry to a season-ending knee injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredonia
Garnett
Bulldogs
Steve Pickett
Steve Frank
Jay Harrington
Tom Wittry
Harrington
Mark Boots
Frank
Pickett
Mark McAfee
Boots
Wittry
Scores From The AP District Standings By School
A list of scores from Associated Press reports across many teams with Alma, Osage City, Argonta, Oxford, Bennington, Goessel, Bonner Springs, Buhler, Haven, Burlingame, Crest, Chapman, Chase, Cherryvale, El Dorado, Arkansas City, Humboldt, Kinsley, Leon, Little River, Lyndon, Madison, Minneapolis, Osawatomie, De Soto, Easton, Rockhurst, Bishop Ward, Rossville, Mission Valley, Shawnee Mission North/West/East, Silver Lake, Onaga, St. Francis, Summerfield, Miltonvale, and others. Includes league leaders such as Dynamic League and NightHawk organizations with multiple high scores and player names.
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Associated Press
Alma
Osage City
Argonta
Oxford
Bennington
Goessel
Bonner Springs
Argentine
Buhler
Haven
Burlingame
Pomona
Central Heights
Crest
Chapman
Clay Center
Chase
Claflin
Cherryvale
Yates Center
el Dorado
Arkansas City
Humboldt
Burlington
Kinsley
Hugoton
Leon
Rose Hill
Little River
Rushton
Lyndon
Lebo
Madison
Hartford
Minneapolis
Smith Center
Olathe
Marysville
Osawatomie
de Soto
Perry-LeCompton
Easton
Rockhurst
Bishop Ward
Rossville
Mission Valley
Shawnee Mission North
Kansas City
Washington
Buffs Deliver Big Win Over Paxico 40-6
Quenemo stars Gary Sims and Steve Pegram lead a strong Buffaloes effort in a 40-6 win over Paxico. Sims passes for two touchdowns and rushes for another, Pegram adds two TD completions, while Les Rose also scores. Buffs total 260 yards, 160 passing, Paxico's lone score a 50-yard interception return. Sims finishes with 123 receiving yards and 17 rushing attempts. Quenemo prepares to host Kansas School for the Deaf next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quenemo
Gary Sims
Steve Pegram
Paxico
Buffaloes
Sims
Pegram
Les Rose
Kansas School For the Deaf
Olathe
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OHS Rhs
Neodesha
Eureka
Oskaloosa
McLouth
Paola
Lansing
Quinter
Logan
Royal Valley
Jefferson North
Shawnee Heights
Effingham
Shawnee Mission South
Topeka
Wamego
Atchison
Washburn Rural
Seaman
Minneola
Ashland
Cimarron
Pawnee Heights
Burr Oak
Jamestown
Lebanon
Republic
Lucas
El-Saline
Mullinville
Hardiner
Norton
Colby
Lakin
Elkhart
Plainville
Ellis
OJHSA
AL East
Hal Bock
St. Louis
New York
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Houston
San Diego
San Francisco
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Montreal
Yastremski
Tommy Harper
Don Buford
Oriole
Tiant
Jim Palmer
Brewers
Giffin
Hurt
Neil Cates
John Allen
Scott Bauck
Brad Stephan
Vic Shhulz
Gary Sommer
Donut
Mir
D’ S
Svics Sv
Shawnee Mission West
Shawnee Mission East
Silver Lake
Onaga
St. Francis
Hoxie
Summerfield
Miltonvale
Lee’s Downtowner
Gilbert
Heathman Oil CO
Burgoon
Don’s Cleaners
Taylor
Wassmer's Clothing
Payne
Nitcher’s
Flora
Figgins
Nighthawk
Montgomery Ward
Billis
Skyhooks
Burns
M. Burns
Harry Smith
Wise
Elliott
West Wilson Auto
Hood
Bob Luce
Durbin
Franklin Saving
Reeves
Buffs
J.R. Cheney
L&zy
Bones
Paine
Edelmann Fittings
Shaler
Auto Parts
S. Main
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