County Rivals Split TRL Double Header at Central Heights
In a Three Rivers League twinbill at Central Heights, the Vikings swept Williamsburg in the boys 75 51 with strong first half, while Williamsburg freshman Kelli Magrath led the Panthers girls to a 39 32 win. CH’s win boosted their TRL mark to 7 0 and 14 17 overall.
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Tri-District League Adds New Member Blue Valley Joins AAA Rank
LAWRENCE The Tri-District League adds Blue Valley as a new AAA member replacing Topeka Post 319. Blue Valley will join the East Division along with Ottawa Kansas City 199 Shawnee South Shawnee North Olathe and Leavenworth as Lawrence shifts to the West. Shawnee South and Emporia are defending divisional champs. Dennis Hurla Kansas City 199 was re elected league president Phil Comstock Leavenworth is vice president and Terry Ostmeyer Ottawa remains secretary treasurer.
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Phil Comstock
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Ottawa Babe Ruth League Signups Open for 1985 Season
The Ottawa Babe Ruth League invites new players and those moving up from the Ottawa Junior League to sign up this week. Returning players stay with their current team. Age rules apply: must be 13 by July 31, 1965 and not 16 by that date. Send $1 for ID card plus name, address, phone, birth date, last year’s team, and two preferred positions. Draft for new players in early March will determine 1985 team assignments.
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Blackburn Ends Drought With San Diego Open Victory
Woody Blackburn finally breaks through on the PGA Tour after years of near misses, winning the Isuzu Andy Williams San Diego Open in a playoff against Ron Streck. Blackburn earns $72,000 and ends a decade-long lull as he contends through regulation and falters only on the final green. Separately, Indian Lanes hosts a Scotch Doubles Tournament with 56 couples and a March 10 rematch date.
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Mancini May Quit After Narrow Defeat by Bramble
Ray Mancini trails on all cards after a hard fought loss to Livingstone Bramble who retains the WBA lightweight title. Bramble showed bravado and fielded future mega fights with Camacho or Pryor as Mancini contemplates retirement following two straight losses. Mancini required stitches after cuts and left the ring amid boos and respect for his effort.
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Waverly High Gridder Named All America Honorable Mention
Waverly High School senior Joe Redding, 6-3, 206 pounds, earned honorable mention on the 1984 NHSCA Football All-America Team. Redding, coached by Doug Piper, starred at offensive tackle and defensive end for the 1A Bulldogs, one of only six Kansas players to gain recognition.
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Fredonia
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Royals Sign Black To Two Year Contract
Bud Black the Royals top pitcher signed a two year deal worth up to 1.2 million dollars. The 27 year old left hander posted a 17 12 record in 1984 with a 3.12 ERA and led Kansas City in wins innings pitched strikeouts starts and complete games. General Manager John Schuerholz announced the pact which avoids arbitration and makes Black the fourth highest paid Royals pitcher after Leonard Quisenberry and Gura.
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Bowie Leads Blazers Past Kings in Fifth Straight Win
Portland 7-1 rookie Sam Bowie scored 21 points with nine rebounds and four assists to fuel a 115-96 victory over the Kansas City Kings in Portland. Mychal Thompson led with 26 points, while Clyde Drexler and Jerome Kersey contributed strong forward play as the Blazers stretched their win streak to five.
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Phil Johnson
Kings
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Bowie
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Sam
Rameau
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Thompson
Jim Paxson
Jerome Kersey
LaSalle Thompson
Eddie Johnson
Kersey
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