Mann Calls Ottawa Football Programs Attitude into Question
Ottawa High football coach Mann voices concern over waning attendance and commitment after a 0-9 1985 season. He cites half the lettermen missing substantial practice time, with some players only attending once or twice. Mann notes the need for consistent effort to compete with Olathe and Blue Valley programs.
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Weight room commitment drives Olathe Cyclones ahead
Olathe East coach Mann singles out dedicated players including Campbell Ferguson Haas Lynch Mathey Spears Sylvester Upton Wingert Winsky and others while blaming both parents and players for missed workouts. He rebukes summer baseball excuses and urges a united push to strengthen the program to compete in the East Kansas League.
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Clemens shines as AL wins All-Star classic 3 2
Roger Clemens pitched perfect innings to win MVP and the American League beat the National League 3-2 in Houston. Lou Whitaker and Frank White homered for the AL while Don Odd Valenzuela dazzled with strikeouts, matching Carl Hubbell’s record in the process.
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Arrows Edge Paola in Tight Five-Hitter Victory
Ottawa's AAA Legion Arrows defeated Paola 3 to 2 as Mark Horne fired a five hitter at Orlis Cox Field. Horne stranded runners in key jams, struck out six, and walked six while Paola pitchers issued five walks. Ottawa improves to 16-18, with a twinbill against Topeka set for tonight.
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Jeff Welton
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Gorache
Steve Smith
Brown Ends Comeback as Chiefs Retire from Football
Theotis Brown, 29, announced he will retire rather than risk another heart attack, despite medical clearance to resume playing. He cited family concerns and plans to focus on his wife Chris and their son Theotis TH, ending a pro career that began in 1979 with the St. Louis Cardinals and included time with Seattle and Kansas City.
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Turnberry Big Enough For PGA Pugilists
Mac O Grady journeys to the 115th British Open where PGA Tour Commissioner Deane Beman qualifies for the event amid a six week suspension dispute. O Grady, seeking his first British Open, eyes a potential pairing with Beman, while other veterans and top players vie for dominance.
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