Royals Rally Past Blue Jays 14-8 in Second Straight Win
Kansas City exploded for eight seventh inning runs to defeat Toronto 14-8, behind Paul Splittorff six innings and a late home run burst from Greg Pryor. Ernie Whitt slugged a three run shot for the Blue Jays, while Dan Quisenberry earned his 23rd save in relief. Royals improved to back to back victories for the first time since June.
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Toronto
Kansas City Royals
Blue Jays
Royals
Dan Quisenberry
Ernie Whitt
Howser
Kansas City
Dave Stieb
A.L. Washington
George Brett
Joey McLaughlin
Willie Aikens
Pat Sheridan
Joe Simpson
Aikens
Don Slaught
Jim Acker
McLaughlin
Onix
Concepcion
RBI
Washington
Hal McRae
Paul Splittorff
Stieb
Quisenberry
Greg Pryor
McRae
Sheridan
Slaught
Simpson
Cliff Johnson
Barry Bonnell
Garth Jorg
Olathe Nips Arrows Late In Tri-District Thriller
Olathe AA Legion edged Ottawa AA Arrows 5-4 in a seventh inning rally after Ottawa led 4-0. Darren Johnson allowed four hits in the fifth before relief, while Larry Stewart drove in two Ottawa runs with a two-out single. Olathe had nine hits and 4 runs in the fifth and seventh innings to win and set a first round Zone II tournament game Saturday at Orlis Cox Field.
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Olathe
American Legion AA
Ottawa
Arrows
Orlis Cox Field
Darren Johnson
D. Johnson
Jon Cramer
Larry Stewart
Stewart
RBI
Scott Thompson
Todd Burroughs
Board seeks candidate for Ottawa Recreation Commission
The USD 290 Board of Education seeks a board representative on the Ottawa Recreation Commission to replace Lloyd Davidson who is moving from the city. Send a letter of interest to Superintendent Roger Nelson at the district office 420S Main. Deadline is 4 p.m. July 29. Appointment set for August 4.
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U.S.D
Board of Education
Ottawa
KU football player Henderson missing after weekend party
Lawrence Kansas AP reports University of Kansas football player Mark A Henderson 19 vanished after a Saturday party. He later called home from Lubbock Texas saying he was safe and unaware of the missing person report. Police conducted searches for his car with air and ground units while notifying other states. Henderson had driven to California then Texas and had a $278 uncashed check and $100 withdrawn from his account. He played as a freshman and was on the 1989 Jayhawks roster.
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Lawrence, Kan
University of Kansas
Lubbock
Texas
Mark A. Henderson
Henderson
Homer D. Henderson
Plymouth Congregational Church
California
Homer Henderson
Clinton Lake
Lawrence
Larry Loveland
Lawrence Police Department
Jayhawk
White Rules For NCAA Televising College Football
Justice Byron R. White cleared the way for NCAA to control televised college football in 1983. He set aside a federal appeals court ruling that found the NCAA violated antitrust law in negotiating contracts with ABC CBS and Turner Broadcasting System.
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Washington
Supreme Court
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Byron R. White
NCAA
ABC
CBS
Turner Broadcasting System
Sportsmen's Fair Booth Features Snake Collection at Celebration Hall
Franklin County Hunter Safety Instructors showcase an extensive booth at the county fair with taxidermy displays from the Kansas Fish and Game Commission and a notable snake collection led by Joia Game Protector Johnny Ray. The event also features wildlife displays from KU rehabilitation unit, a large Kodiak bear, and a tale of a Washington DC carp world record. The Williamsburg Ottawa Wildlife Conservation Club hosts a postponed fishing derby for youth and seniors with prizes and sponsorships, while Pomona Reservoir Corps of Engineers offers Flint knapping and nature photography programs at Poweshiek Amphitheater Michigan Valley Park this weekend.
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Terry Ostmeyer
Franklin County Hunter Safety
Kansas Fish and Game Commission
Joia
Johnny Ray
Ray
University of Kansas
Williamsburg
Sporting Goods
Ottawa
Olasco
Alco
Wal- Mart
Brown's Hardware
Budge's Hardware
Town & Country
Olin Wollen
Hal's Mobile of
Wellsville
Pomona Reservoir
Chiefs Nose Tackle Don Parrish Retires From Football
Don Parrish, a five season nose tackle for the Kansas City Chiefs, announced his retirement at age 28. He said he wants to get away from football and may return to school to finish his degree, having split time with Ken Kremer in recent seasons and earning the Mack Lee Hill Award as a rookie.
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Kansas City
Don Parrish
Kansas City Chiefs
Parrish
Ken Kremer
Tallahassee
Fla
Falcons
Chiefs
Mack Lee Hill
Softball senior scores and team totals from league games
Readable softball box scores show Wildkittens, Whirlwinds, Eagles Auxiliary, Poncho’s, and Fogle Quarry with varied totals. Individual players like Hotaling Ferguson Hickman Sears and Mathey appear with multiple stats across teams, reflecting a busy senior day recap.
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Wildkittens
Lewis
Jung
Short
Hickman
Papa
Waggoner
Mars
Kitterman
Miller
Bromert
Boyer
Whirlwinds
Rati
Jordan
Hotaling
McClure
McClaren
Redeker
Shiles
Devore
Robie
Skagg
Tovals
Eagles
Cole
Ferguson
Smith
Mathey
Thompson
Everson
Gregg
Espinosa
Sears
Haworth
Pomcho’s
Netherland
Dung
Schoch
Keler
Walburn
Weidner
Carroll
Hoopes
Mason
Torats
Fogle Quarry
Garcia
Towner
Manwell
Goracke
Whiteford
Baldwin
Fogle
Spears
Jimenez
Poncho
Schach
Kabler
College basketball box score fragment with team totals
Partial OCR of a basketball box score showing players and stats for GALATHLETIC SUPPLY, TIGERS, ANGELS, BLUEBIRDS, and COUGARS with player names and numerical totals, but with many garbled values and inconsistent formatting. The fragment lists individual performances and team totals but is incomplete and lacks full context.
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Dick Howser
Topeka
Paola
Pomona
Dana Thompson
Suzy Story
Sharon Silvius
Terri Taylor
Stephanie Rogers
Michele Sessions
Windy Gray
Christine Thurp
Suzy Brown
Lisa Oswald
Debbie Roby
Heather Peterson
Dawn Hrabe
Kari Newhouse
Stephanie Newhouse
Michell Duffy
Sherri Vulgamore
ORC
Baltimore
York ci
Milsauker
Boston
Clegeland
Chicago
Kansas
Nakland
Minnesota
Searle
Bet
Puioburgh
al Louis
Philadelphia
Montreal
Land OF
AHS
Sportsmen’s Fair
Massasauga
Chuck Williamson
Jim
David Nikalow
Washington D.C
Nikalow
Stmeyer
Pittsburgh Panthers
Atlanta
City
Carrall
Conett
Murrow
McMechan
L. Maci
Sands
Grad
Stevens
Dodson
Tigers
Lane
Perry
Kimball
Shannon
Gisar
Dickey
Fisher
Morris
Maes
Cox
Angels
T. Williford
Montgomery
Hashman
Gumm
McCurdy
Elliott
Farrell
Heckman
Willford
Lucas
Bluebirds
Pedrow
Mille
Baylor
Armstrong
Goyer
Havener
Presswell
Wolfe
Cougars
Salmons
Moore
Lariog
Ledom
James
Potter
Martin
Minner
Bushman
Spring Hill — Farmers Union Coop
Florida
Baldwin — Baldwin Grain Co
George's
Witsats
Desoto
Lawrence — Lawrece Feet & Farm
Dunn's Fish Farm
Box
Fittstown
Plymouth Reliant
Brest
Chrysler
Automotive
Domask
EPA
BOB White Motors
S. Hickory
Ottawa, Kansas
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