No Suspense For Chiefs In NFL Draft KANSAS CITY Chiefs eye running backs and linebackers
Kansas City's run at the NFL draft centers on adding running backs and linebackers with the 18 teams ahead in the first round. Les Miller says a first round back is possible if the right player is there, otherwise other positions may be chosen. Jim Schaaf will have final draft-day authority, and trade possibilities are being explored to improve the club after a 10-6 playoff season and a firing of coach John Mackovic.
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Kansas City
Arrowhead Stadium
Kansas City Chiefs
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Chiefs
Les Miller
Miller
John Mackovic
Frank Gansz
Lamar Hunt
Jim Schaaf
Schaaf
Scaaf
Jim
New York Jets
Mets Beat Cardinals 2 1 In Rainy Night Rally
Sid Fernandez pitched six hitters with 11 strikeouts to beat St. Louis 2 1 as Keith Hernandez plated the go ahead run with an RBI single in the sixth. Mookie Wilson and Tim Teufel set up the rally after a walk and sacrifice. Greg Mathews took the loss despite scattering Mets into the sixth. Osage City golf teams placed in multiple events with Barnett leading scorecards. St Marys won the team title with Sebastian Royer as medalist.
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NEW York
Sid Fernandez
Keith Hernandez
RBI
New York Mets
St. Louis Cardinals
Fernandez
Vince Coleman
Cardinal
Greg Mathews
Mets
Mookie Wilson
Women golfers pairings for Tuesday at Ottawa Country Club
Ottawa Country Club hosts women’s golf with shotgun start at 10 a.m. The six groups include P Wiggins with B Grabham and K Hall. H Kramer with V Gilroy and D Elder. L Hays with B Hill and J Schultz. D South with F Warnock and A Crawford. D LeMaster with L Moherman and J Foulks. C Gleason with S Wassmer and B Cade. M L Sheldon with M A Moherman and M Hepner.
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P. Wiggins
B. Grabham
K. Hall
H. Kramer
V. Gilroy
D. Elder
L. Hays
B. Hill
J. Schultz
D. South
F. Warnock
A. Crawford
D. LeMaster
L. Moherman
J. Foulks
C. Gleason
S. Wassmer
B. Cade
M.L. Sheldon
M.A. Moherman
M. Hepner
Giants Top Braves 7-5 as Maldonado Drives In Three
Candy Maldonado drove in three, with a two run homer in the first and a tie breaking single in the eighth. The Giants beat the Atlanta Braves 7-5 to end a two game skid while Atlanta extended its losing streak to six. Greg Minton earned the win, Jeff Robinson notched the save.
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San Francisco Giants
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Chili Davis
Maldonado
Bob Brenly
Dale Murphy
Greg Minton
Jeff Robinson
Cyclone Gals Sweep SEK Meet At Parsons Invite
Ottawa High dominated the Cyclone girls sweep in Parsons, winning by 127 to 99 over Coffeyville with four events and multiple medals including a meet record mile by Michelle Murphy. Ottawa boys finished fourth as Mike Roush led two wins and next head to Shawnee Heights Invitational.
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Ochs
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Ross Mollonow
Greg Rowe
Shawn Swartz
Rick Peterson
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Cyclones
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Daryl Spigle
Kevin Jackson
Jesse Griffin
Matt Reusch
Chris Gravenstein
Spigle
Mike Reush
Jackson
Shawnee Heights
Tecumseh
Topeka
Ottawa area sports schedule and signups notice 1987
Military of chaotic schedules lists week of April 27 1987 including men’s and women’s softball events at Forest Park and Forest Park-Women’s. Soccer and baseball signups run through May 1 1987 with Ottawa Recreation Commission details. Red Cross and LIFE emphasis include practice sessions and office hours at the O.R.C. Office.
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Twin Lakes
Croucher Abstract
Peeples State Bank of Richmond
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West 4Th
O.R.C
Ottawa Girls Softball Association
Babe Ruth
Barber Charles 5 Up On Legends In Texas
Miller Barber and Bob Charles shot a best-ball 62 to take a five stroke lead at the Legends of Golf at Onion Creek. The duo led the 50-plus Legends division at 17 under after 36 holes, while older entrants Barber and Doug Ford in the 60-plus Legendary Champions nearly matched the course record with a 61.
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Bob Charles
Charles
Barber
Onion Creek Club
Jerry Barber
Doug Ford
Ford
Howie Johnson
Jack Fleck
Julius Boros
Kel Nagle
Gene Littler
Don January
Royals Tie Tigers 7-3 on Wild Pitches in Detroit
Bo Jackson and Jamie Quirk scored on consecutive wild pitches as the Kansas City Royals beat Detroit 7-3 despite five errors. Dan Petry was chased after allowing six hits and two wild pitches in the second inning.
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Bo Jackson
Jamie Quirk
Kansas City Royals
Tigers
Royals
Kansas City
Dan Petry
Petry
Charlie Leibrandt
Dan Quisenberry
Levi Leads Houston Open After 36 Holes With 67
Wayne Levi surged early with three birdies in four holes and pulled away in the final three to hold a one stroke edge at 7 under par after 36 holes at The Woodlands. He posted a 5 under 67 to reach 137 total, as the field of 156 was cut to 73. Ben Crenshaw and John Mahaffey missed the cut.
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Dave Barr
Ed Fiori
Woodlands
L Ower
Ben Crenshaw
John Mahaffey
Jay Haas
Dan Forsman
Aki Ohmachi
Barr
Payne Stewart
Jack Renner
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Looking Glass
Good Friends
Chuck's Auto Parts
Country Kitchen
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Young At Hearts
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King Radio- Shadowhawks
A.J. Watts Auction
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Our Own Hardware Women
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the & Amigoes
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