OSU Center Anderson climbs from eighth grade doubt to senior standout
Ohio State center John Anderson, once a Linn-Mar eighth grader who nearly quit basketball, has become a 6-foot-10 senior mainstay. After modest freshman and sophomore scoring, he posted 6.7 ppg and 5.3 rpg last season, helped by Grady Mateen and coaching plans for more offense in 1987-88. The Buckeyes, 20-13 last year, aim higher with him and returning players.
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Miller's 1st win special kickoff return fuels 21 14 victory
Cornell Rams debut head coach Steve Miller wins 21 14 over Oliver Nazarene despite Nazarene totaling 299 to 178 in offense. Hilmer's 80 yard kickoff return sparked the turning point as Cornell's defense and special teams held firm in 95 degree heat.
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LaSalle blanked West 23-0 in season opener at Kingston Stadium
LaSalle opened with a 23-0 victory over Iowa City West at Kingston Stadium. Lancers star Ladd Wessels left with a right knee injury in the second quarter, expected to miss at least two weeks. Matt Young led LaSalle with 133 rushing yards, while quarterback Mike Kane added 106 on 23 carries. West struggled offensively, Burmeister throwing two picks while Brady hauled in four passes.
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Panetta wins 3000m steeplechase in near record time
Panetta clocked eight minutes 8.57 seconds to post the fourth fastest time ever and celebrated with two victory laps. Tatiana Samolenko of the Soviet Union became a double gold medalist with a 3 58.56 win in the women's 1500 meters, joining Joyner-Kersee and Gladisch as double winners. Other winners included Natalya Lisovskaya in shot put at 69 8 and Hartwig Gauder in the 50 kilometer walk in 3 40 53, both championship marks.
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Loras top Drake 31-0 in season debut showdown
Loras College dominated Drake University 31-0 in a non conference clash at the Rock Bowl. Sophomore heavy Drake struggled as Loras racked up 382 yards, 96 plays, and built a big lead by halftime behind quarterback Jim Johnson and running back Chris Browne.
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