Five Sooners On AP All-America Grid List By Herschel Nissen
Oklahoma leads with Keith Jackson Mark Hutson Dante Jones Darrell Reed Rickey Dixon on the AP All-America first team. Syracuse QB Don McPherson Pittsburgh RB Craig Heyward Oklahoma State RB Thurman Thomas headline the backfield with Notre Dame star Tim Brown among notable selections.
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Friends Rally Tops Ottawa 66 64 In KC Conference Opener
Defending KC champion Friends University edged Ottawa University 66 64 in a league opener. Ottawa led by four at halftime, with as much as seven in the second half before Friends’ late surge. Darin Melka sparked the late comeback, while Pat Surmeier helped pull Ottawa within two late with two free throws. Friends hit 13 of 15 free throws in the second half as Ottawa missed key free chances in the final minutes. Continued on page 10.
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Friends University Rout Ottawa in W Women's Kansas Conf.
Friends University dominated Ottawa University 85 to 52 in a Wednesday night Kansas Conference women's game. The Falcons built a 42 to 17 halftime lead and were never seriously threatened, though Ottawa coach Rollie Rance noted the large gap.
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Ottawa women fall to Friends as ECAC opener
Ottawa fell to 2-4 after a 52-39 loss to Friends. Senior Kim Stroud had 22 points and 14 rebounds for Ottawa while Heidi Wimmer led Friends with 17 points. Ottawa committed 23 turnovers and Friends 13, as both teams prepared for next games with Ottawa traveling to Bethel Saturday.
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White Wins Eighth Gold Glove
Frank White of the Kansas City Royals, 37, was named American League second baseman on the Rawlings Gold Glove Team, tying the record with eight Gold Gloves. He aims for a ninth next year, reflecting on a strong season and lingering fatigue that affected his late defense.
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Tartabull Named Royals' MVP
Dan ny Tartabull earned Royals Player of the Year after a 34 homer, 101 RBI season. He defended his clutch hitting, urged fair pay, and signaled arbitration ahead as Seattle trade purchase seeks bigger rewards. He hit .309 and led AL in game winning RBIs with 21.
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Kansas State Pummels UMKC In 81-54 College Win
Mitch Richmond led Kansas State with 21 points as the Wildcats overwhelmed NCAA newcomer UMKC 81-54. Devon Francis led UMKC with 16 points, while Fred McCoy added 12 for KState and Steve Henson hit a 3-pointer to push the lead beyond 25.
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