Ottawa High Wrestling Improves This Season
Ottawa High School wrestling shows early gains under first year coach Jeff Camp. The Cyclones opened 4 4 21 win over Sumner Academy and tied Parsons before routing Sumner, with pins from Eric Jackson and others boosting confidence. Ottawa plans a Jan 9 B team meet at Independence and varsity returns Jan 14 at Altamont, Labette County, and Chanute.
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Emporia
Columbus
Ottawa High School
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Jeff Camp
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OHL
Darrell Bourque
Ottawa High
Eric Jackson
E. Jackson
Justin Lynn
Kevin Jackson
Bill Wingate
Pin
OHS
Kansas City Kansas League
Val Quintana
Lynn
Richard Blevins
Pat Martin
Dave Griffin
Brian Nutt
Independence
Cyclone
Altamont
Labette County
Chanute
Yanks Keep Righetti With Three Year Deal
Yankees lock Dave Righetti to a 4.3 million three year contract maintaining him as a cornerstone. Righetti says market response and earlier talks with Giants Athletics Pirates Mariners influenced the decision. He will earn 1.3 million in 1987, ranking among the top paid pitchers. The deal ends the era of no three year pacts for pitchers.
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Dave Righetti
New York Yankees
Fernando Valenzuela
Los Angeles Dodgers
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Yankees
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Piniella
al Rosen
San Francisco Giants
Sandy Alderson
Oakland Athletics
Sid Thrift
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chuck Armstrong
Seattle Mariners
George
Don Mattingly
Willie Randolph
Ron Guidry
Mike Pagliarulo
Tim Stoddard
New York
Ron Hassey
Bob Shirley
Rick Sutcliffe
Chicago Cubs
Valenzuela
Bruce Sutter
Atlanta Braves
Mike Witt
California Angels
Dan Quisenberry
Kansas City Royals
Rich Gossage
San Diego Padres
Ottawa High to Host Wrestling Demonstration Jan 8
Ottawa High School invites the public to a wrestling demonstration on Friday January 8 at 7 p.m. Kansas State Activities Association certified referee Mike Ford will explain rules as OHS team members wrestle. The event aims to show what high school wrestling is about with a postpresentation matches.
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Ottawa High
OHS
Mike Ford
Kansas State High School Activities Association
Ford
Final Four A Tough Ticket in 1988
In Kansas City the 1988 Final Four tickets fetch steep prices with minimums near 550 dollars and a face value of 50 dollars. Andrew Adelman of Murray's Tickets notes demand far outstrips supply as Kemper Arena prepares for April semifinals and final, with NCAA lottery requests topping 93 000 for 3 000 seats.
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California
Kansas City
Kemper Arena
Dave Adelman
Murray
Los Angeles
National Association of Basketball Coaches
Cbs-Tv
NCAA
Charles Allman
Hadl Interviewed for Kansas Head Coach Post
Former Kansas quarterback Hadl met with KU officials in Lawrence amid a broad coaching search. The six member committee will forward a recommendation to Athletic Director Bob Frederick, who will decide the final hire. Hadl spoke of hopes and the prior probation and recruiting violations surrounding Kansas.
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Lawrence
Kan
Kansas
John Hadi
University of Kansas
Hadi
Southern California
Ted Tollner
Kent State
Glen Mason
Appalachian State
Sparky Woods
Bob Frederick
Frederick
Hadl
Ohio State
Earle Bruce
Bruce
Bob Valesente
Rice unanimous Pro Bowl star leads NFC selection
San Francisco receiver Jerry Rice is the only unanimous Pro Bowl pick entering the final week, with 20 touchdown receptions in 11 games in a strike-shortened season. Hall of Famers and multiple veterans populate the NFC and AFC rosters, highlighting Rice, Carson, and a wide array of star players from Chicago, Los Angeles, Minnesota, New Orleans, and more.
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Buddy Dial
Pittsburgh Steelers
Miami
Mark Clayton
Chicago Bears
Minnesota Vikings
New Orleans Saints
49Ers
Reggie White
Phildelphia
Chris Coleman
Vikings
Charles Mann
Redskins
Michael Carter
San Francisco
Steve McMichael
Bears
Carl Banks
Wilber Marshall
Lawrence Taylor
Giants
Carson
Mike Singletary
Sam Mills
Saints
Darrell Green
Washington
Jerry Gray
Rams
Joey Browner
Ronnie Lott
Jim Arnold
Detroit
Morten Andersen
Vai Sikahema
Ron Wolfley
St. Louis
AFC
al Toon
New York Jets
Steve Largent
Seattle
Stanley Morgan
New England
Todd Christensen
Los Angeles Raiders
Cody Rissen
Cleveland
Ron Solt
Indianapolis
Dwight Stephenson
Dan Marino
Kevin Mack
Mike Rozier
Houston
Howie
Long
Raiders
Bob Golic
Clay Matthews
John Offerdahl
Albert Lewis
Kansas City
Keith Bostic
Ralf Mojsiejenko
San Diego
Dean Biasucci
Colts
Gerald McNeil
Steve Tasker
Buffalo
Gift Ideas Aplenty For The Family Outdoorsman
Holiday tips for outdoors enthusiasts include 1988 hunting and fishing license gifts with prices 13 and 10 dollars plus a 23 dollar combo. Lifelong licenses cost 200 each, with a 400 dollar pair. Kansas Wildlife magazine subscriptions make stocking stuffers, and a 48 hour non-resident waterfowl license is 20 dollars. The duck season runs to Christmas Eve and areas around Melvern Reservoir seek discarded trees for habitat.
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Terry Ostmeyer Merald
Kansas
Wildlife and Parks Department
Pratt
Kansas Wildlife Magazine
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