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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1983

Page

3

Ottawa University Lands 16 Kansas Prep Signings In-State Boon

Ottawa University head coach Nyvle Salmans announced 16 Kansas prep signees, raising in-state recruits to 35. The class includes linemen and backs from Kansas City, Leavenworth, Council Grove, Wichita, Topeka, and more, aiming for four-year longevity and a strong JV base ahead of the Sept. 10 home opener against Bethany.

Rick Peterson Ottawa University Nyvle Salmans Salmans Braves Kansas Franklin County Kansas City Kan Council Pat Boeh Council Grove High Topeka West Brett Neal Billy Chadwick Wichita Heights Tim Ryan Mulvane Craig Cooper Leavenworth Ron Joslin Sedan Wyandotte Sabetha Chris Garrett Turner Marty Smith Columbus Bethany

Haas Silences Royals 4-0 in Milwaukee shutout

Brewers pitcher Moose Haas fired a three hit gem to blank the Kansas City Royals 4-0. Haas improved to 10-2, stringing six straight wins since a June 10 loss, with Robin Yount, Cecil Cooper and Paul Molitor each collecting two hits as Milwaukee built a 2-0 lead on Simmons and Romero.

Kansas City, Mo Moose Haas Haas Kansas City Royals Ted Ted Simmons Robin Yount Cecil Cooper Paul Molitor Paul Splittorff Yount Cooper Brewers Simmons Milwaukee Ed Romero Molitor Splittorff RBI Yankees Kansas City Dick Howser

Americans Set World Mark in Helsinki Sprint Relay

In Helsinki at the World Track and Field Championships, Carl Lewis anchored the U S 400 meter relay to a world record 37.86 seconds as Emmit King Willie Gault and Calvin Smith ran prior legs. Lewis also won the long jump 8.55 meters and led a 1 2 3 U S finish in the 100 meters. The victory marks the United States return to sprint supremacy after past gold medal droughts and boycotts.

Helsinki Finland United States Carl Lewis Lewis States Dusseldorf West Germany Emmit King Willie Gault Calvin Smith Smith King Willingboro N.J Jason Grimes Mike Conley

Decker Road Show A Hit At Helsinki World Champs

Mary Decker led from start to finish to win the 3,000 meter final at Helsinki Olympic Stadium, beating Tatiana Kazankina and Brigitte Kraus as 50,000 fans watched. The American record holder clocked 8:34.62, far from the world mark, but earning her first career gold for the U S women’s team in the inaugural world championships. Decker, 25, pursued a hard charging plan to stay out of trouble and relied on a big kick to seal victory.

Olympic Stadium Lewis United Helsinki Finland America Europe Mary Decker Decker Stockholm Sweden Gateshead England Svetlana Almasova Huntington Beach Calif U.S Tatiana Kazankina Brigitte Kraus West Germany Kazankina

Royals Vote For Pine Tar Finish Controversy

The Kansas City Royals favored resuming the pine tar game next week as the New York Yankees face a choice to play or forfeit. MLBPA must decide whether to contest. The July 24 clash saw George Brett’s two run homer ruled out for pine tar, later overruled, with makeup set for Aug 18. Royals voted 15-10 to play. Yankees players opposed makeup, citing risks to pennant momentum. Steinbrenner said the team would play despite preferences.

NEW York Kansas City Royals New York Yankees Major League Baseball Players Association Royals George Brett Lee MacPhail Kansas City Dan Quisenberry California Yankees Dave Winfield George Steinbrenner

Baseball League Leaders Highlight by Batting and Fielding

The American League leaders list shows Hoges and Carew atop batting for 265 at bats with players like Murray, Molitor, Nipken, and Upshaw among leaders in runs and hits. Pitching leaders include Rozema and Blyleven with strikeout counts and saves led by Reardon and Bedrosian, while the National League highlights tackle Madlock and Dawson with key RBIs and steals leaders.

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USSSA Women's State Here This Weekend

Slow pitch women’s softball teams from across the state converge on Ottawa for the USSSA Women’s Class C1 State Tournament at Orlis Cox Field and Forest Park. A 35 team field includes People’s Bank First National Bank and Green Acres. eight spots reach Midwest Regional in Sioux Falls.

Ottawa USSSA Orlis Cox Field Forest Park People's Bank First National Bank Green Acres Sioux Falls S.C

Wilson Lake to undergo fish kill restocking in Kansas

Kansas officials plan to kill all fish at Wilson State Fishing Lake, 110 acres, using rotonce to clear out carp and crappie. The operation starts next week, with restocking to follow within two weeks. Closure to fishing could last up to two years if required, officials say.

Fredonia Kan Wilson State Kansas Leonard Jirak Kansas Fish and Game Commission Jirak Fish and Game Commission Bill Hanzlick Wilson Lake

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