OMS Gridders Begin Eighth Grade Football Practice
Ottawa Middle School starts eighth grade football on Monday at 8 a.m. Aug. 22 on the OMS field. all interested boys should report for practice then.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1983
Page
8
Ottawa Middle School starts eighth grade football on Monday at 8 a.m. Aug. 22 on the OMS field. all interested boys should report for practice then.
PGA veteran Tim Norris lauds Wethersfield Country Club while lamenting the Hartford Open's move to Edgewood in Cromwell after 25 under par 257 at the 1982 event. Hal Sutton, Don Pooley, Jim Simons, and Jim Thorpe tied for pro-am honors with 66 as Norris praises the course's challenge and putting conditions.
Alley Cats led with a 60 high score on October 30 at HigH. Ainsworth posted 202 and Untouchable followed with 509. Beatty's Auction Barn, High 30 and 30, Bradfield 176 501. Sored by Wallace and BraDfield, Underwood and Fallon led key games.
In a crowded league evening teams like UNDERWOOD-17, MIDWEST DESIGN, FEDERAL LAND BANK, T&W REFRIGERATION, A-TEAM, CITY STARS, and LESTER BROWN-13 posted totals across batting lines. Key performances include Rick Croucher and Rod Croucher for City Scores, and strong showings from Beets, O Connor, and Wrights for various clubs as totals reached 15 to 36 runs.
Steve Lundquist, 22, set a world best 1:02.28 in the 100 meter breaststroke at the Pan American Games, reflecting U S strength as Kelly McCormick and Wendy Wyland swept springboard diving and the U S led in medals. Bruce Hayes won the 200 freestyle in dramatic fashion, with Tracy Caulkins and Polly Winde shining in the 400 IM and Carrie Steinseifer burst onto the scene in the 100 freestyle while injuries hit basketball and the U S baseball team advanced to the final round.
In a Hudson era column, veteran hunter Bill Wilson laments the vanishing mallard population across Kansas waters. He cites irrigation, baiting at shooting preserves, and shrinking surface water as key factors, urging enforcement of laws and realistic water-use limits to restore waterfowl numbers.
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