Bethany leads Kansas Conference football poll at Media Day
Bethany slides to the top of the Kansas Conference race as coaches and media pick the Swedes to finish first. Ottawa, led by coach Glenn Percy, is pegged for eighth or ninth, with McPherson seen as a potential surprise. Ottawa opens Sept 12 at home against Baker University.
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Rick Peterson
Wichita
Bethany
Kansas
Friends University
Ted Kessinger
Ottawa University Braves
Braves
Ottawa
Glenn Percy
Reggie Johnson
Alonzo Smith
Brad Peery
Mike Conley
Percy
Steve Shelton
Wellsville High
Media Day
Williamsburg High
Brad Basel
Boldra
Smith
Jimmie Lee
Southwestern
Bethel
Sterling
Kansas Wesleyan
Saint Mary of the Plains
Friends
Tabor
McPherson
St. Mary of the Plains
ECAC
Baker University
Ottawa High volleyball practices begin this week
Ottawa High School announces first volleyball practices this Thursday for sophomores through seniors from 8 to 10 a.m. Freshmen meet 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. A reduced-cost physicals night is offered at 7 p.m. Wednesday at Ottawa Family Physicians, 1820 Ash.
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Ottawa High School
Jo Musselwhite
OHS
Ottawa Family Physicians
Ash
Musselwhite
Wichita Beats Liberal In Semifinal
Wichita Broncos beat Liberal 6 2 in the National Baseball Congress World Series semifinal as John Schultheis allowed seven hits and Kevin Karlin drove in three. Wichita advances to face Mat-Su, Alaska in the final after Mat-Su crushed Red Oak 18-4.
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Wichita
Kan
Kevin Karlin
John Schultheis
Wichita Broncos
Liberal
Mat- Su
Alaska
Mat-Su
Red Oak
Iowa
Church Softball Schedule and Result Snippets
The page lists church softball schedule results for August with games at Forest Park and local churches listed by time. It also covers Minnesota Twins 6 Seattle Mariners 3 with Hrbek and Laudner homers, Blyleven six hit innings, and Kansas State football drills at KSU Stadium noting strong summer conditioning and two-a-day workouts.
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Minneapolis
Kent Hrbek
Tim Laudner
Bert Blyleven
Minnesota Twins
Seattle Mariners
Blyleven
Jeff Reardon
Mike Kingery
Manhattan
Kan
Kansas State
KSU
Bosworth Signs $11 Million Pact With Seahawks
Brian Bosworth signed a ten year $11 million contract with the Seattle Seahawks, joining the team after the supplemental draft. The deal, arranged through $2.5 million in signing bonuses and escalating annual salaries, secures him through 1996 with guaranteed insurance against injury.
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Seattle
Brian Bosworth
Seattle Seahawks
NFL
Seahawks
Gary Wright
Oklahoma
Bosworth
Fredd Young
Tony Woods
Dave Wyman
New Tribune
Tacoma
Wash
Curt Warner
Seahawk
Balboni Tartabull HRs Lift Royals Past Tigers
Royals beat Detroit 7-5 as Steve Balboni and Danny Tartabull homer. Kevin Seitzer batted .333 with two walks, driving in three. Tartabull's 18th homer sparked a 4-2 lead. Balboni added a two run shot. Dan Quisenberry earned the save.
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Kansas City
Steve Balboni
Danny Tartabull
Kansas City Royals
Detroit Tigers
Kevin Seitzer
Wade Boggs
Tartabull
Royals
Detroit
Walt Terrell
Terrell
Tiger Stadium
Bud Black
Kirk Gibson
Alan Trammell
John Davis
Black
Jim Morrison
RBI
Dave Bergman
Dan Quisenberry
Darrell Evans
Seitzer
George Brett
Lonnie Smith
Brett
Tigers
Willie Wilson
Balboni
Larry Herndon
Smith
Mike Heath
Bill Madlock
Trammell
Indians Rally Past Yankees In 6-5 Victory
Brook Jacoby homered twice including the eighth inning tiebreaker as Cleveland beat New York 6-5. Jacoby and Brett Butler each had three hits for the Indians who won their third in a row and snapped the Yankees season-high fifth straight loss. Candiotti pitched 7 2-3 innings allowing nine hits.
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NEW
Brook Jacoby
Cleveland Indians
New York
Yankees
Jacoby
Brett Butler
Cleveland
Indians
Brad Arnsberg
Tom Candiotti
City Sports Schedule For Week Of August 17 1987
City league play details adult fall softball with dates August 16 17 19 20 at Forest Park and nearby fields. Volleyball registrations August 24 to September 4 at the O R C Office 115 W 4th with eight recreational games for 30 dollars and six power games for 50 dollars. Monthly O R C meeting set for August 1 at 7:00 pm.
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Forest Park
Saffron Glass
Waymire
Bones Transportation
G & L Stingers
Chuck's Auto Parts
Pack
Duke
SPOT
Keato
Twin Lakes
Flying W
Colbern Electric
Higbie’s & Co
Underwood Equipment
Adamson Brothers
Ottawa Truck
Jaycees
Mark IV
Hickory Inn
Dodson
Golden Truck
Tri-County Ice
Peek's
Super Saver Cruisers
Eagles
The
Dogs
O.R.C
Ottawa Recreation Commission
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Jeff Hull
Carl Boldra
Indiana
Bloomington
Ind
Parnell Sylvio
Indiana University
Sylvio
Nassau Community College
Garden City
N.Y
Kit Klingelhof
Fer
Sylvia
Klingelhoffer
Bill Mallory
Schultheis
Karlin
Matt Anderson
Scott Childress
Ron Ortegon
Keith Kaub
Ottawa Women's Golf Association
Ottawa Country Club
Presbyterian
Grace & Faith Bible
Lutheran
Chris Am
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Community Tran
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Orlin Cox Field
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Hrbek
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