Bonner Matmen trip Ottawa High in opener 45 18
Bonner Springs surged after a 12 12 tie to win 45 18 at Ottawa High in the opening dual meet. Six of seven final bouts were pins, with John Weaver taking a 7 4 decision for Ottawa and Rod Croucher pinning Randy Payne to keep the Cyclones close early. Bonner dominated JV 48 27 as five Bonner pins highlighted the night and the next action is at OHS against Gardner.
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Bonner Springs
Ottawa
Cyclones
Bonner
John Weaver
Kelly Ratliff
Glenn Covert
Rich Burns
Rod Croucher
Randy Payne
OHS
Mark Badgely
Bob Watkins
Kevin Altic
Gardner
Bonds Ready to Lead Parades for St Louis Cardinals
Bobby Bonds, after initial resistance, accepts joining the Cardinals as Lou Brock’s successor in left field. Managers and Bonds discuss potential leadoff role, speed, and right handed hitting, with Bonds emphasizing team wins and a willingness to bat where needed.
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ST. Louis
Bobby Bonds
St. Louis Cardinals
Bonds
Lou Brock
Ken Boyer
Cardinals add Bonds as veteran outfielder joins lineup
The Cardinals acquire a versatile veteran who has spent a dozen major league seasons with the Giants Yankees Angels White Sox Rangers and Cleveland. He expresses confidence in adjusting to left field and Busch Stadium saying his legs are still strong and healthy when he hits well. Cardinals president August A Busch Jr. adds optimism that the new addition gives the club a real shot at success next season.
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Bonds
New York Yankees
Busch Stadium
St. Louis
San Francisco Giants
Yankees
California Angels
Chicago White Sox
Texas Rangers
Cleveland
Cardinals
August A. Busch Jr
Busch
Night Hawks Bowling Scores and Highs Report
A rundown of bowling results lists teams such as Night Hawks and Ottawa Truck with high scores and individual top figures. Notable performances include P. Pearson 184 and 468, D. Dunkin 158 and 403, J. Jones 144 and 430, and L. Bayless 175 and 51. The page compiles multiple lanes, teams, and players across Ottawa and area bowling venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Night Hawks
Crites
K. Berger
Richmond Double Circle
P. Pearson
Kramer-Shaffer
K. Dryden
J. Dunkin
Carey
J. Carey
K. Haworth
GO Getters
J. Geiss
Alley Cats
N. Martindale
Charlie’s Devils
G. Franklin
Ron
D. Hughes
Fogle Quarry
L. Bayless
Ottawa
L. Brewer
Judy
B. Jones
Biennie
P. Bien
Royals Complete Coaching Staff for 1980
Kansas City Royals finalize their 1980 coaching staff under manager Jim Frey with Gordy MacKenzie at third base Jose Martinez at first base Bill Connors at pitching and Jimmy Schaffer at bullpen MacKenzie Martinez Connors and Schaffer bring extensive minor league backgrounds across organizations including the Royals Phillies Orioles and Rangers Frey praises a young energetic staff with strong minor league credentials.
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Kansas City, Mo
Kansas City Royals
Jim Frey
Whitey Herzog
Gordy MacKenzie
Jose Martinez
Bill Connors
Jimmy Schaffer
Mackenzie
Royals
Omaha
Martinez
Connors
Philadelphia
Schaffer
Baltimore
Texas Rangers
Concern for Kansas Water Future Sparks Debate
In Wichita, federal projections warn that if Kansans keep current water use, less than half of statewide demand will be met in 40 years. Joe Hail of the U S Water and Power Resources Service presented at the Kansas Water Resources Board, noting a need for 16 million acre feet annually but only 7.4 million available without cuts or new supplies.
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Wichita, Kan
Joe Hail
U.S. Water and Power Resources Service
Hall
Kansas
U.S. Corps of Engineers
Kanopolis Lake
John Henderson
Southern Pacific To Run Rock Island Lines
CHICAGO AP The Seventh Circuit Court lets stand the ICC order allowing Southern Pacific to operate 992 miles of Rock Island track from Santa Rosa New Mexico to St Louis. Six railroads sought a stay, but the panel upheld the order while approving intervention by Santa Fe Kansas City Terminal and SP.
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Chicago
Southern Pacific
Rock Island
Santa Rosa
N.M
St. Louis
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
The
Santa Fe
Kansas City Terminal Railway Co
KCT
Tucumcari
St. Louis Southwestern Railway Co
Union Pacific
Chicago and North Western
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Norfolk and Western
Missouri Pacific
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Weaver
Ratliff
Seaton
Banner
Angell
Buck
Bonnar
Stinnett
H—Covert
Burns
Croucher
Payne
Stephens
Waldy
Groves
Garton
Lietzen
Beauchamp
Harris
Russeto
Ballard
Geist
Beebe
Selman
Hwt—Newton
Rose
Garry) Templeton
Keith) Hernandez
Ted
Cleveland Indians
C. Carpenter
National Guard
L. Steenrod
Fritts Garage
R. Brady
T. Sink
Kansas State Bank
D. Cordie
Ramsey Printing
R. Scroggs
Dillon's Dairy
R. Welton
M. Dillon
Litwin‘s
J. Taylor
Sadgleback
L. Jacobs
B. Sears
Town and Country
Messenger
Eagles
R. Millbern
Commodore
D. Stottlemire
King Radio
J. Bohlender
V. Bishop
Hubbard Lumber Co
J. Salle
Turner
Rick’s Burger Bowl
B. Pelton
Briscoe Drugs
T. Bien
Wassmer’s Clothing
D. Katzer
Holland
D- HaLl
D. Campion
C. Fischer
Bennett’s
C. Ayers
Reynolds Drugs
S. Scroggs
V. Breshears
Chuck
C. Hughes
Freda
J. Heck
Kansas Land Sales
M. Barber
Frey
Kansas Water Resources Board
Southern Pac
Gino Naughton
Wilbur Pell
Harrington Wood Jr
Thomas Fairchild
Washington
Satcom III
Cape Canaveral
Fla
National Truck Sale
Luw Trucks Blazers
Vans
Window Sport
Beauville
Chevrolet & Olds Inc
Transas
Hallmark Inn
Itere Las
Mn al
Washington Quark
Ala
Sup von
U.S
Buffalo
Rolex
Midwest
Room
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