OU Braves Eye KCAC Title After Optimistic Preseason
Ottawa University coach Glenn Percy and his KCAC peers prepare for the 1986 season at a Wichita media banquet. Percy predicts improved offense with senior backfield and several returning starters, while stressing teamwork over individual coaching insight as OU targets ECAC glory.
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Rick Peterson
Glenn Percy
Kansas College Athletic Conference
Wichita
Seaver Shuts Down Royals In Comeback Win
Tom Seaver, in his Boston debut, allowed two first-inning runs but quieted Kansas City the rest of the way as the Red Sox beat the Royals 5-2. Barrett and Rice delivered key hits. Schiraldi earned the save in relief.
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Boston
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Seaver
Royals
Red Sox
John McNamara
Detroit
Charlie Leibrandt
Tony Armas
Pop
Armas
Mike Ferraro
Leibranat
Marty Barrett
Jim Rice
Don Baylor
Dwight Evans
Bill Buckner
Rice
Evans
Rich Ged
Man
Buckner
Lonnie Smith
Willie Wilson
Smith
Wilson
George Brett
Jorge Orta
Barrett
Calvin Schiraldi
Bi Boggs
Brett
Baylo
Orta
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White
Bucknr
Balboni
Armas Romine
Kingery Ri
Sundbig Egoo Gedman
McRae
Romero
A Salazz Proco
Bianca
Hoxton
Kansas
City
Rbi
Baston
Baylor
DwEvans
Schiraldi
Quisabry
Hendry
Cousins
Seeond
Merrill
Baseball Scoreboard Friday's Pairings Highlight League Contests
Boston hosts Nipper 7 7 at Kansas City while Leonardo Waine wsota Portugal 2 8 visits Seattle Langston Friday's games include Texas at Toronto Detroit at Boston Baltimore at Cleveland Milwaukee at Chicago New York at Kansas City Minnesota at Seattle Oakland at California St Louis Conroy 3 6 Horton 1 3 at New York Darling 11 4 Anderson 1 0 Chicago Eckersley 6 7 at Montreal Tibbs 6 8 San Francisco Downs 2 at Cincinnati Den ny 9 10 San Diego Hawkins 6 8 at Atlanta Palmer 8 Ain Los Angeles Valenzuela 15 7 at Houston Deshaies 7 3 a
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Thurs
Dae
Hudson
Cyclone Football Meeting Announced for Ottawa High
Ottawa High School informs all football players and students planning to join the Cyclones that a squad meeting will be held at 7 p.m. next Tuesday August 19 at OHS. The first practice is set for 7:30 a.m. Thursday August 21. Players must pass athletic physicals before practicing, with a push to have them completed before August 19.
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Ottawa High School
OHS
Cyclones
Walker Contract Irks Cowboys Star Dorsett Seethes in Green
Herschel Walker won a five year Cowboys deal worth about 1 million annually. Tony Dorsett warned he may demand a trade or protest pay disparity if Walker’s contract remains higher than his own. Dorsett, nearing Jim Brown’s rushing record, voiced frustration over the pay gap and team plans. Walker will attend but not play in Saturdays exhibition in Los Angeles with aim to be ready for the August 30 finale and season opener September 8 against the Giants. Walker, 24, Heisman winner and 2 411 yard season in 1985, signed after a 22 hour bargaining session.
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Dallas Cowboys
Tony Dorsett
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Raiders
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Giants
Pete Rozelle
George Young
Young
Generals
Peter Johnson
Tex Schramm
Redskins Reach Accord With Bryant
Carlisle AP Kelvin Bryant signed a four year contract worth about 3 million with the Washington Redskins. Coach Cooke called Bryant a potential link to a Super Bowl run as Pasadena hosts this year. Bryant, a North Carolina native, joined from USFL stints with Philadelphia and Baltimore Stars and said he has work to do before the preseason game.
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Carlisle
Washington Redskins
USFL
Kelvin Bryant
Redskins
Kelvin
Jack Kent Cooke
Bryant
Pasadena
Calif
Cooke
North Carolina
Pittsburgh Steelers
Poe
Philadelphia
Baltimore Stars
Chiefs Hire USFL Star Kit Lathrop For Three-Year Deal
Liberty Missouri AP reports defensive end Kit Lathrop, USFL lineman of the year in 1983 and 1984, agreed to a three year contract with the Kansas City Chiefs. He impressed in a recent workout and visited Phoenix for talks with GM Jim Schaaf and pro scout Greg Mohns. Lathrop, 30, had 114 tackles and 13 sacks in 1984 and fills the void from Mike Bell’s prison term.
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Kit Lathrop
USFL
Kansas City Chiefs
Chiefs
Jim Schaaf
Greg Mohns
Lathrop
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Ariz
Kansas
Mike Bell
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