Osage City Indians top Burlingame in rough non league win
Osage City beat Burlingame 63 to 52 as the Indians improve to 4-2. Troy Miller led Osage with 17 points and Joey Lamond added 16 as Osage used a second half zone to limit Burlingame after a 30 all tie at halftime. John Stout paced Burlingame with 22 points. Osage dominated the boards 39-26 and made 27 of 40 free throws amid 48 fouls and 55 turnovers. The Bears shot 35 percent from the field, while Osage hit 33 percent. The teams traded leads early before Osage pulled away in the second half.
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Osage City indians roll past Burlingame in non league win
Osage City improved to 5 1 with a 65 28 non league victory over Burlingame. Freshman Angie Fager led with 13 points while Esther Williams and Julie Meyer added 12 each as the Indians built a 33 13 halftime lead and dominated the boards 44 25. Burlingame shot only 27.9 percent and committed 37 turnovers. Osage City used 15 players and pressure defense to secure the win and will play Mission Valley January 3 in a Mid East League game.
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Reich
Lowery's Miss Ends Chiefs' Bid in 2017
The Denver Broncos beat Kansas City 20 17 to secure at least a wild card and stay in the AFC West hunt. An attempt by Nick Lowery to send the game to overtime missed by inches with 24 seconds left. Denver’s Elway passed for 287 yards as Sammy Winder ran for 98 and scored. The Chiefs rallied late but fell short and dropped to 11 1. The win improves Denver to 9 4 1 and strengthens home field playoff potential.
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Bill Kenney
Stephone Paige
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Tony Lilly
Righetti Stays With Yankees After Arbitration
New York AP Dave Righetti accepts salary arbitration to remain with the Yankees after turning down a two-year offer. He seeks 1.5 to 1.75 million and could become a free agent again next year. Several others, including Jack Morris and Mitt Witt, reject arbitration with three weeks to re-sign or lose rights. Righetti set a major league record with 46 saves in 1986.
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Gary Gaetti
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Correction identifies Wellsville High player in photo
A photo mis identification on page 4's Wellsville High boys basketball feature is corrected. The player previously listed as Thatcher Decker is actually Tony Holtwick, with attribution updated to reflect the correct student athlete.
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Herald
Wellsville High
Thatcher Decker
Tony Holtwick
Royals Ender Balboni Deal as Free Agent Risk Grows
The Kansas City Royals refuse to offer Steve Balboni a contract for 1987, risking free agency at age 31 and a possible salary cut if signed later. GM John Schuerholz says Balboni’s earnings package is too high for a backup first baseman, amid prior back issues and limited 1987 production. Balboni, unhappy with last season, eyed a move elsewhere in 1988.
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Royals
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Balboni
John Schuerholz
Quirk Agrees To Arbitration For Royals Catcher
Kansas City Royals catcher Jamie Quirk has accepted salary arbitration while pitchers Charlie Leibrandt and Thad Bosley rejected it. Leibrandt seeks multiyear terms after a 16-11 season with a 3.40 ERA. Bosley led the AL with 12 pinch hits but demands a guaranteed contract, leaving the club until January 8 to sign the players or lose rights until May 1.
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Charlie Leibrandt
Thad Bosley
Kansas City Royals
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Leibrandt
Bosley
Royals
John
Schuerholz
Steve Fehr
Arizona Tops AP Poll For First Time At No 1
Arizona rises to No 1 in the AP college basketball poll for the first time, earning 26 first place votes and 1,096 points while Kentucky collects 29 firsts and 1,088 points. Arizona benefited from second-place ballots on 21 lists, more than Kentucky’s 13, as both teams won week games and moved past Pittsburgh, North Carolina, and others in the ranking.
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Washington Spoils Tulane Finale in Independence Bowl
Washington defeats Tulane 24-12 in Shreveport to finish the season 7-4-1, with Tulane’s Marc Zeno making seven catches for 116 yards. Quarterback Chris Chandler throws two TD passes and ties a bowl record. Washington’s defense holds Tulane to 20 points below its average. Tulane’s rare punt return TD marks first since 1940.
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