Wallen Faces Ivy League Dream After Shrine Bowl Standout
Wellsville High star Andy Wollen, a 4.0 student, SAT 1490, and valedictorian, will play defensive end for the East in the Shrine Bowl at Manhattan. He earned All-Frontier League honors, led basketball and track teams to state titles, and chose Princeton after mother’s urging. Wollen plans to study and weigh careers from piloting to computers and politics, with college football uncertain due to injuries and schedule.
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Wellsville High
Wollen
Manhattan
Eagles
Wellsville
Princeton University
Princeton
N.J
Judy
Air Force Academy
Bonilla Sparks Yankees In 6-3 Win Over Royals
Juan Bonilla, recalled as a fourth start at second, hit a double and two singles with an RBI as the Yankees beat Kansas City 6-3 to widen their AL lead. Tommy John improved to 10-3, Cotto and Cerone contributed key hits, and Bonilla voiced renewed hope about reaching the top with the club. The Royals lost their 17th of 21.
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NEW York
Juan Bonilla
New York Yankees
Bonilla
Yankees
Kansas City Royals
Detroit
Tigers
Yankee Stadium
Royals
Milwaukee
Chicago
Cleveland
Baltimore
Tommy John
Tim Stoddard
Henry Cotto
Rick Cerone
RBI
Kevin Seitzer
Frank White
Cotto
Mike Pagliarulo
Bud Black
John
Bo Jackson
Kansas City
Wilson
Lsmith
Seitzer
Mingly
Brett
Winfield Roodoo Pwhite
Gward
Brackan
Cerone
Eisarch Phi
Tolleson
Lowen
Pecotags
Seltzer
F White
Rkelly
J Bonilla
Wr—Cerone
B Jackson
Mets Sweep Cardinals Tighten NL East Race
Dwight Gooden moved up to face St. Louis and pitched effectively as the Mets beat the Cardinals 6-3 to extend the losing streak to seven for the hosts. Carter and McReynolds drove in two each, while Howard Johnson hit his 25th homer. the bat ment used by Johnson drew controversy but was ruled in play. Expos topped Cubs 6-1 behind Fitzgerald and Heaton. Padres defeated Reds 12-8 on a seven-run fifth. Astros beat Braves 8-5 with Knepper win. Phillies edged Pirates 1-0 in a five-hitter effort by Ruffin and Bedrosian.
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Tommy
Piniella
Brewers
White Sox
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Paul Molitor
Bill Schroeder
Milwaukee
Chicago
Mark Knudson
Chuck Crim
Brages
Neil Allen
Molitor
Schroeder
Indians
Orioles
Cory Snyder
Cleveland
Baltimore
Snyder
Carmen Castillo
Mark Williamson
Brook Jacoby
Ben Walker
New York Mets
St. Louis
Cardinals
Dwight Gooden
Mets
Houston
Davey Johnson
New York
Montreal
San Diego
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Gooden
Jim Lindeman
Tony Pena
Roger McDowell
Jose Oquendo
Vince Coleman
Keith Hernandez
Hernandez
Coleman
Gary Carter
Lindeman
McDowell
Ozzie Smith
Carter
McReynolds
Howard Johnson
Johnson
Pena
Paul Runge
Expos
Cubs
Mike Fitzgerald
Neal Heaton
Keith Moreland
Fitzgerald
RBI
Vance Law
Bob Tewksbury
Padres
Reds
Carmelo Martinez
Luis Salazar
Benito Santiago
Guy Hoffman
Bill Landrum
Jimmy Jones
Jones
Astros
Braves
Kevin Bass
Alan Ashby
Bob Knepper
Knepper
Jim Deshaies
Dion James
Dave Smith
Phillies
Pirates
Bruce Ruffin
Steve Bedrosian
Glenn Wilson
Mike Dunne
von Hayes
Ron Roenicke
John Smiley
Mike Schmidt
Wilson
Brett Gideon
Ruffin
Bedrosian
Franklin County Cancer Society hosts big Ottawa scramble
Ottawa Country Club hosts one of Ottawa's largest golf events as 144 golfers compete in 29 men's and seven women's four man teams for the Franklin County Chapter American Cancer Society annual scramble. Three men's divisions based on handicaps, two sessions 8 a.m. and afternoon, lunch and a barbeque with Kansas Attorney General Robert Stephan as guest.
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Ottawa Country Club
Franklin County
American Cancer Society
Cochairman
John Sheldon
Kansas
Robert Stephan
Club Pros Lead The Way In Kansas Open
Randy Towner of Overland Park and Rod Nuckolls of Wichita shared the Kansas Open lead after a first round at Alvamar Country Club. Towner shot 67 with five birdies no bogeys while Nuckolls had six birdies and one bogey. The field totals 180 players with 80 advancing after Friday’s 18 holes.
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Lawrence
Kan
Randy Towner
Overland Park
Rod Nuckolls
Wichita
Alvamar Country Club
Towner
Meadowbrook Golf and Country Club
Prairie Village
Nuckolls
Willowhend Golf Club
Ottawa
Dick Hamilton
Stan Utley
Jim Begwin
Oklahoma City
Tom Leafatrand
Junction City
David Hunter
Turnberry
Scotland
Tom Cawson
Topeka
Mark Maness
Austin
Texas
Rod Wilkin
Michael Davidson
Paramount
Calif
Jeff Whitfield
St. Louis
Brian McGreevy
Robert Sedorcek
Kanana City
Darrell Chivinton
St. Joseph
Steve King
Billy Peterson
Kansas City
Rick Reynolds
Lee's Summit
Gordy McKeown
Jack Laurie
Atchison
Scott Bess
Columbia
Randy Syring
Salina
Rocky Walcher
Orlando
Fla
Garth Wellshear
Jeff Warhol
Fort Worth
Greg Anne
Kevin Kirk
Kingwood
Jay Kent
Lufkin
Lefthander Leads St Jude Classic After Round One
Lefthander Russ Cochran shot 66 to lead a group of three other non-winners by one stroke after the opening round of the $600,000 Federal Express St Jude Classic at Colonial Country Club in Memphis. Antonio Cerda Charlie Bolling and Andy Dillard carded 67s in the heat and humidity.
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Memphis, Tenn
Russ Cochran
Memphis
Antonio Cerda
Charlie Bolling
Andy Dillard
Colonial Country Club
Cochran
Cochran leads with Parkersburg style heat on Thursday
In 108 degree heat Cochran holds a two shot lead over ten golfers including Masters champion Larry Mize after a day where concentration wavered. Cerda battled to find form with late night putting practice improving his round. Bolling failed to convert a final hole birdie while Dillard called his round the most solid in weeks.
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Cerda
Bolling
Dillard
Larry Mize
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