Mann Welcomes Ottawa High Gridiron Hopefuls
Ottawa High head coach Ron Mann opened pre season drills with about 60 players, including 40 returnees and 20 freshmen, rain delaying sessions. Mann emphasized evaluation days, staff stability, and teamwork as the 85 season looms with games against Olathe South and Paola on the schedule, aiming to build a competitive program.
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Balboni Lifts Royals Over White Sox With two‑run Shot
Steve Balboni broke out by belting a two‑run homer fueling a four‑run sixth as the Kansas City Royals topped the Chicago White Sox 7‑3. Balboni, facing a .109 career average against Chicago, connected for his 26th homer and shared hitting honors with Willie Wilson who returned from an injury battle. Danny Jackson earned the win for KC with Quisenberry recording his 30th save as Sox relief struggles continued.
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Cyclone Booster Club to Meet Monday in Ottawa
Ottawa High will host a Monday meeting at 7 30 p m with head coaches Ron Mann Don Swartz and Mark Laws slated to speak. The Ottawa High volleyball team begins practice at 3 13 p m in the OHS gym. Prospective players in grades nine through 12 should report. The OMS football practice begins at 8 a m.
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OU Replenishes Soccer Roster With 20 Recruits
Ottawa University's men's soccer team loaded with newcomers aims to improve on a 7-11-1 record. Six transfers join six returning players and a 20 member freshman class. Coach Jeff Wolfe predicts a stronger defense and increased scoring as the Braves open on September 6 at the A.B. Martin Tournament hosting Baker and St. John's.
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Becker Edges Sadii to Reach ATP Quarterfinals in Ohio
Boris Becker survived a shaky start to defeat John Sadii 4-6 6-1 6-4 in the ATP Championship. Tim Wilkison upset Yan nick Noah, Hank Pfister beat Henrik Sundstrom, Mats Wilander won on his 21st birthday, and Anders Jarryd defeated Marc Flur. Betsy King led first round in LPGA Pro-Am. Verplank beat Montgomerie as US won Walker Cup 13-11. January Sullivan shot 59 to lead in Jeremy Ranch. Watson and Maltbie shot 65 to share NEC lead. Bill Barber retired from pro hockey.
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Dickey Faces Crucial 1988 Season At Kansas State
Kansas State coach Jim Dickey enters his eighth year amid whispers about his job. The program ranks last in Big Eight/Oklahoma region in win percentage over 20 of 25 years, with his 1982 breakthrough season later viewed as a rare high amid long losing stretches.
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Dickey era faces tests as KSU eyes top Big Eight standing
Kansas State coach Jim Dickey in his eighth season seeks a historic rise for the Wildcats. Returning starters bolster defense and backfield while quarterback and receiving corps remain questions. Discontent from boosters shadows the program as Dickey emphasizes discipline, redshirt strategy, and patience amid pressure. Barton Hundley voices support amid speculation over Dickey’s future as the team aims for its first bowl and a place among the conference elite.
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