Nebraska Gears Up For 1986 Football Strong Return Of Experience
Nebraska coach Tom Osborne projects a fast deep squad led by Steve Taylor and Doug DuBose. He cites speed and depth across running back, receiver, and line positions, while NCAA scrutiny creates cloud over the program as spring drills begin.
NU At A Glance Head Coach Tom Osborne 127-30-2
Nebraska football at a glance under head coach Tom Osborne with a 127-30-2 record. Last season 9-3, second in the Big Eight. Returning 49 lettermen. Strengths include quarterback running back and receivers. Key players to watch include Steve Taylor DuBose Sheppard Munford Noonan Spachman Davis Schnitzler Klein. Non conference foes: Florida State Illinois Oregon South Carolina.
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Oklahoma
Steve Taylor
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DuBose
Tom Osborne
Doug DuBose
von Sheppard
Marc Munford
Danny Noonan
Chris Spachman
Brian Davis
Robb Schnitzler
Dale Klein
Cyclone Hustle Pleases Mann For Ottawa High
Ottawa High Cyclones coach Ron Mann sees early signs of improvement in the 1986 prep football cycle. With 55 seniors and juniors and 24 freshmen out, the team shows a businesslike attitude, focusing on offense timing during five days of noncontact workouts before two-a-day sessions and the September 12 opener at Olathe South.
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Hammond Leads NEC World Series After Second Round
Donnie Hammond shot 2 under par 68 to finish 6 under 134 and take sole lead at the NEC World Series of Golf in Akron. Dan Pohl carded 66 to sit one back at 135, with Lanny Wadkins at 136 and Mahaffey Sindelar at 137. Other players trailed as the field paused at the halfway point of the tournament.
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Akron, Ohio
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Firestone Country Club
Dan Pohl
Pohl
Lanny Wadkins
John Mahaffey
Joey Sindelar
Bernhard Langer
West Germany
Massy Kuramoto
Japan
David Ishii
Langer
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Greg Norman
Jack Nicklaus
Ray Floyd
City Schedule and Fitness Programs At Ottawa Recreation
The Ottawa Recreation Commission announces a busy fall with city sports fixtures on Thursday including Flying W and Fitcorp at 6:30 and 7:36, plus Higble's Co and ENEROD in other slots. It details 1986-87 participation cards, fitness programs by Mary Mayta and Brenda Cummings, and ESL Masters Fall Volleyball registrations and leagues at Ottawa Middle School gym and University Malice Center.
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Royals Set to Dump Long Term Contracts in Shift
Kansas City Royals will offer only one year contracts based on performance. Co-owner Aaron Fogelman announced the policy, with GM John Schuerholz endorsing the change as baseball moves toward annual negotiations. George Brett and teammates Quisenberry and Wilson hold lifetime deals, linked to Fogelman’s real estate ventures.
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Bills Sign Kelly and Shake Roster in Big Offseason
Buffalo signs quarterback Jim Kelly to a four year, eight million dollar deal and trades tailback Joe Cribbs to the 49ers for two picks. Art Schlichter is cut, Bruce Mathison contends for backup with Frank Reich and Brian McClure behind Kelly. Kansas City leads preseason with two wins as Todd Blackledge to start.
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Ricky Moore
Carl Byrum
Mississippi Valley State
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Hank Bullough
Kay Stephenson
Cleveland
Houston
Cincinnati
McRae HR Highlights Win For Royals Over Brewers
Danny Jackson scattered four singles over eight and one third, Hal McRae homered to start a three run fourth, and the Kansas City Royals defeated the Milwaukee Brewers 4-2. Jackson earned his 9th win in a complete game while Dan Quisenberry notched the save. Milwaukee starter Juan Nieves took the loss.
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Hal McRae
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Jackson
Dan Quisenberry
Juan Nieves
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