Ottawa Gals Shine In KU Relays Relentless Cyclones Dominance
Ottawa High girls track set multiple records at KU Relays led by Melissa Burch and Karrie Brockman. Burch won 110 hurdles and tied for high jump fourth while Brockman claimed long jump gold and anchored relay wins. The team clocked a Relays record in 440 and added two school marks, highlighting Ottawa’s unprecedented meet success.
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Lawrence
Ottawa High
OHS
Ottawa
Melissa Burch
Karrie Brockman
Cyclones
Burch
Gwen
Melissa
Kk. Brockman
Alicia Barber
Topeka
M. Burch
K. Brockman
Karrie
Shelly Burch
Cindy Blakeley
Rachel
Shelly
Cyclone
Blakeley
R. Brockman
Susan McFarland
Ottawa University
Albert Peacock
Kansas high school track meet results dense with events
Measured results from a Kansas high school track meet list performances in shot put high jump mile run javelin 100 and 400 meter hurdles discus long jump and relays. Standouts include Sylvester Byrd Randy Voelker Pat Connor and Dana Hazen among others with marks across boys and girls divisions and multiple schools like Bishop Ward Blue Springs Topeka and Washburn Rural.
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Sylvester Byrd
Ward
Randy Voelker
Linn
Pat Connor
Blue Springs
Jeff Tupper
Joplin
Parkwood
Gene Abernathy
Kapaun
Mt. Carmel
Mall Whitcomb
Chase County
Darrell Walt
Frankfort
Kevin Colon
Washington
Darren Holloway
Russell
Scott Reekie
Santa, Fe Trail
Scott Logan
Hutchinson
Danny Schmidt
Leavenworth
Mike Regan
Kapaun-Mi
Carmel
Torey Keller
Dodge City
Ray Mosler
Bonner Springs
Kyle Roste
Lawrence
Reynold Middleton
Kansas City
Northeast
Pat Poehling
Bergen
Dana Hazen
Washburn Rural
Gary Arpin
Salina Central
Marty Tuck
Seaman
Jay Jones
Beatrice
Neb
Brian Reffner
Mike Espinosa
Delano Taylor
Schlagle
Dan May
Andale
Jeff Nobles
Wichita Southeast
Koben Watts
Iola
Jan Demby
Preston Thomas
Danny Williams
Independence
Robert Avery
Robert Mimbs
Wyandotte
Bruce McCray
Wichita East
Marc Anderson
Topeka
Hezekiah Conway
Hurdies
Crelays
Jones
Charles Gdom
Doug
Bishop Ward
Adam James
Strawnee Mission East
Rand Voelker
Marl Henderson
But
Carl Smith
Topeka West
Dede Lawless
Shawree Mission South
Kathy Rinelis
Bishop Miege
Cindy Biely
Ottawa
Lori Megilhiney
Manhattan
Shar
Rogers
Wichita South
Awe Stein
Kansas City Southwest
L. Karrie Brockman
Oly
Micha Barber
Margerie Bolden
Mighland Park
Nikie Patterson
Highland Park
Romaine Firuvroa
Hutchingon
Tanya Johnson
Great Bend
Pinkie Suggs
Tel
Amy Borders
Aquinas
Sherri Garner
G Bend
Debbie Barrett
Blue
Kim Carter
Judy Becher
St. Xavier
Lisa Volk
Rita Graves
Hier
Terri. Sargent
Hays
Melissa Burch
Diana Ford
Blue Valley
Lisa Garrison
Trish Garvey
Arquinus
Jha
Susan” McFarland
Marla Powell
Ways
Cindy Blakely
Karrie Brockman
Rachael Brockman
Shelly Burch
Shawnee Mission South
Kapaun-Mt Carmel
Wes Santee
Chris Mares
Drake
Jim Miner
Erin Rankin
Oklahoma
Don Hurley
Minnesota
Brad Erickstad
le Tourneau College
John Esquibel
Adams State
Carter
Wilson
Dahli
Kansas
Kansas State
Arkansas
Bill Easton
Stepphens
Moloney
Taylor
O'Mar
Colorado
Kanu
State
Northern Iowa
Good Times
Marquette
Brad Pursley
Abilene Christian
Dennis Fuller
Doug Lytle
Kurt Siebold
Christian
Week of April 20 1981 city schedule volleyball finals week
Readable sections show a dense roster of court matchups across East Center and West courts for April 20 to 21, with numerous team names in color codes and notes on past winners. Leisure activities list enrollments, tennis, youth soccer, baseball and softball events, plus upcoming meetings and sale reminders.
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O.R
East Court
Lazy L
Otawa Truck
Langley’s
Smith Family
Havens Steel
T-Shirt Factory
Haley Abstract
Waymires
Clothes Hangar
Gard
Baba Ruth
Trevino Leads MONY Tournament of Champions at La Costa
Lee Trevino fired a 67 to reach 36 holes at 124, a 10-under total, two strokes ahead of Ray Floyd who also shot 67. Larry Nelson and Curtis Strange were three behind at 138, while Tom Watson and Jack Nicklaus trailed with 146 and 141 respectively. Trevino noted his strong West Coast form and predicted Trevor’s continued challenge for the title.
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Rancho LA Costa
Calif
Lee Trevino
Ray Floyd
Floyd
Larry Nelson
Curtis Strange
Bruce Lietzke
Lietzke
Strange
Bill Rogers
Tom Watson
Trevino
California
West
Junior High Track Results DJHS Invitational Boys and Girls
Readable results from the DJHS Invitational feature boys and girls events with team scores for Lawrence South, Olathe Oregon Trail, Topeka Jay Shideler, Leavenworth and others. Highlights include meet records in 2 mile relay and 4x100 and top placements by Shideler, Patton, and Oregon Trail in multiple events.
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Lawrence South
Olathe
Oregon Trail
Sty
Topeka
Jay Shideler
Lace Wast
Santa Fe Trail
Ottawa
Leavenworth Patton
Law Central
Wellsville
Leavenworth
Leavenworth Fast
DeSoto
Glue Valley
Central Heights
Symmecies
Demby
Fuller
South
Banister
Shideler
Talley
Roberts
Oregon Trails
Keegan
West
Walisville
Patton
Shidelers
Central
Dash
Robinson
Larkin
Kimball
Gonchar
Taylor
Edwards
Durr
Wests
Abshapanek
Lester
Contral
Elsbernd
Oragan Trails
Rapp
Blue Valley
Miller
SFT
Hundley
Edmonds
Keeling
Oragon Trail
Hunter
Bear
East
DaSoto
Leavenworth West
Lawrence West
Onawa
Leavenworth East
Lawrence Central
Olathy Oregon Trail
GeSeto
Olathe Sante Fe Trail
Suns edge Kings to force decisive seventh game
In Kansas City, Alvan Adams sank two free throws with 33 seconds left as the Phoenix Suns beat the Kansas City Kings 81-76 to even their playoff series at 3-3. Johnson led Phoenix with 17 points, Wedman had 19, while Grunfeld and King paced Kansas City with 18 and 18 respectively.
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Kansas City
Alvan Adams
Phoenix Suns
Kansas City Kings
National Basketball Association
Suns
Phoenix
Ernie Grunfeld
Adams
Phoenix Center
Grunfeld
Dennis Johnson
Reggie King
Rim
Alvin Scott
Kings
Scott Wedman
Jeff Cook
Johnson
Walter Davis
Len
Truck) Robinson
Wedman
King
Sam Lacey
Murphy Leads Rockets Past Spurs for West Finals Berth
Calvin Murphy scored 42 points to lift the Houston Rockets past the San Antonio Spurs 105-100, earning a Western Conference finals spot. Houston, the oldest shortest player on the court, carried the team as Moses Malone was ill and limited to 20 points while Spurs trailed after a 66-57 halftime lead.
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San Antonio
Texas
Calvin Murphy
Houston Rockets
San Antonio Spurs
Houston
NBA
St. Louis Hawks
Murphy
Moses Malone
Spurs
Orioles Late Surge Knocks Off Royals
In Kansas City, Rich Daver’s bases loaded double sparked a three run rally in the eighth as the Orioles beat the Royals 3 2. Dennis Leonard took the loss after retiring 16 straight batters earlier and Dauer’s two run double spoiled the bid. Tippy Martinez earned the win.
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Orioles
Royals
Kansas City
Rich Daver
Baltimore Orioles
Kansas City Royals
Dennis Leonard
Gary Roenicke
Terry Crowley
Jackson Sparks Yankees In 2-1 Arlington Return
Reggie Jackson makes his 1981 debut with a two run double off Danny Darwin in the first inning, driving in Willie Randolph and Jerry Mumphrey as the Yankees edge the Rangers 2-1. Guidry improves to 1-1 after relief from Davis and Gossage, with Darwin taking the loss.
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Arlington
Texas
Reggie Jackson
Ron Guidry
New York Yankees
Texas Rangers
Jackson
Danny Darwin
Willie Randolph
Jerry Mumphrey
Randolph
Buddy Bell
Mumphrey
Arlington Stadium
Guidry
Rangers
New York
Ron Davis
Rich Gossage
Darwin
Ferguson Jenkins
Cards Out Slug Reds In 9 5 Victory at Cincinnati
Tony Scott drove in two runs and scored twice, while Lary Sorensen and Jim Otten held the Reds to eight hits as the St. Louis Cardinals won 9-5. Scott Hendrick and Garry Templeton had three hits each, with the Cards erupting for four first-inning runs against Mike LaCoss before he retired a batter.
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Cincinnati
Tony Scott
Lary Sorensen
Jim Otten
St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
Scott
George Hendrick
Garry
Templeton
Sorensen
Otten
Reds
Cardinals
Cincinatti
Mike LaCoss
Ken Oberkfell
Dan Driessen
Keith Hernandez
Cardinal
Hendrick
Darrell Porter
RBI
Paul Moskau
Ottawa Junior High Runners Highlighted in Error
The Herald corrected a Friday misnaming of Ottawa Junior High distance ace Connie Frank as Cindy after her win in the 2 mile at the OJHS Invitational held Thursday. The paper also lists Tuesday tennis pairings at the Ottawa Country Club featuring J Foulks and V Gilroy among others.
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The
Herald
Ottawa
Connie Frank
Cindy
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Larry Hill
Theter Hordis
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George Buckingham
Kim Stewart
Fort Hays State
Keven Thiessen
Philadelphia Pioneers
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Mallard
Oklahoma State
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Lubbard
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KSA
Mark Hanson
Kerry Rice
Western Wings
Don DuVall
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KSU
Penny O'Brien
Kay Stormo
Iowa
Christine McMeekin
Iowa State
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Letha Davis
Marie Simonsson
Dixons
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Oregon
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Karen Wood
Nebraska
Dana Olson
Janice Stucky
Sandy Myers
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Chris Davenport
Debbie McClendon
Esmeralda Tagaban
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Colleen Donnelly
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Barton County CC
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First Baptist
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Our Own Hardware
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Elue
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Ottawa Bible
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Lifest
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Lawis
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Berry
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Vaon
Long
Tmile
al Bumbry
Dauer
Eddie Murray
Dan Quisenberry
Bumbry
Tippy Martinez
Steve Stone
Jackson Sparks
Yankees
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J. Foulks
V. Gilroy
A. Crawford
M.L. Sheldon
Fredeen
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M.A. Moherman
John Musick
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