Players Of The Week Honors Shared By Two Cyclones
The Ottawa High honors go to Dave Moor and Curt Kornhaus for strong blocking against Blue Valley in a 24-6 win aiding 80 rushing yards in the first half. Bill Hylton of Wellsville is the Area Player of the Week after scoring three touchdowns in WHS 33-6 over Piper boosting the season to 2-1.
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OU Kickers Win A Pair
Ottawa University’s soccer team beat Hesston Junior College 2-1 on Friday and Tabor 4-1 on Saturday to move to 3-4-1. Ray Kahla scored thrice against Tabor, while Mark Passiatore assisted on two early Ottawa goals. An ankle injury to goalie Al Peterson after the Hesston win leaves OU with no experienced goalkeeper for upcoming matches.
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George Keys
Steve Lee
Bill Petry
Cyclone JV Tops Tigers in 20-6 Ottawa Win
Ottawa High junior varsity defeated Blue Valley 20-6 as Buck Watts scored on a fumble recovery in the end zone and Vic Finch returned a pass interception for a TD. Jeff Unruh and Sean Patty connected on a 21-yard touchdown pass. Ottawa faces Bishop Miege next Monday at 4 30 p.m.
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Grogan Morgan Duo Spark Patriots Past Broncos
Patriots beat the Denver Broncos 23-14 as Steve Grogan and Stanley Morgan connected for a 30 yard plus touchdown in a national televised Monday night game. Morgan caught three passes for 83 yards and a score while Grogan threw for 209 yards. New England improved to 3-1 and Denver remained 1-3.
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Baseball Scoreboard Highlights From Tuesday Games
The scorecard lists multiple Tuesday matchups across the leagues with starters and win/loss records for teams like Pittsburgah, New York, St. Louis, Montreal, Chicago, Philadelphia, San Diego, Cincinnati, Atlanta, Houston, Los Angeles, San Francisco, and more. It notes Wednesday showdowns and division-clinching context alongside a dense matrix of standings and upcoming fixtures across the American and National Leagues.
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Orioles Sweep Red Sox to Stay Alive in Race
In a doubleheader sweep at Boston, the Orioles stay two games back with 5-2 and 9-? wins as Eddie Murray hits his 30th homer joining a select group of switch hitters. Dennis Martinez wins in the opener. Steve Stone notches a 25th victory in relief. Tigers topple Blue Jays 8-2. Angels defeat Brewers 6-2.
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Alan Trammell
Anderson
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Angels
Brewers
Frank Tanana
Brian Downing
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Ali Versus Holmes Promises Holy War In Ring
AP Special Correspondent Will Grimsley reports Muhammad Ali frames the Holmes title bout as a global crusade. Ali speaks of liberation for oppressed peoples, claiming a spiritual mission and predicting a world-wide reaction if he wins. Holmes, meanwhile, is portrayed as confident and unsettled by Ali’s mystique.
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Alabama Remains Top as Florida Trio Breaks In
The AP poll shows Alabama holding 36 first place votes after a 41-0 win over Vanderbilt, with Ohio State and Nebraska close behind. Florida, Miami, and Florida State join the Top Twenty for the first time this season, while Stanford and South Carolina reappear.
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