East Set And Prime For Shrine Bowl Tilt
East head coach Glenn Percy of Shawnee Mission East will lead a balanced attack in the Shrine Bowl with Jim Kinderknecht of St. Marys at quarterback. The East lineup features Bonner Springs’ Prentice Watson and Steve Stallard, KU-bound Kevin Murphy, and guard/center selections from several area programs as Percy plans a twin-veer offense and expects all players to see significant action.
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Bullets Capture NBA Title In Game Seven Thriller
Washington veteran Wes Unseld starred as the Bullets defeated the Seattle SuperSonics 105-99 in Seattle to win the NBA championship. Unseld scored 15 points and made two crucial free throws late, earning MVP honors as Washington clinched the title in a deciding seventh game before 14,008 at the Seattle Center Coliseum. Charles Johnson and Bobby Dandridge each scored 19 for the Bullets, who overcame Seattle’s strong rally led by coach Lenny Wilkens.
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Legion Surges To 10-1 By Beets Big Night In Kansas City
Ottawa A team swept Kansas City Post 188 6-5 in seven innings and 10-2 behind Darren Beets two run single and John Mueller three hit effort. Beets collected five hits in the two games to push eight hits in his last 10 at bats with six RBIs. Ottawa improves to 10-1 in the Tri-District Western Division and hosts Manhattan Saturday.
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Ottawa A team tops KC Post 188 in six inning rout
Ottawa earned nine base blows after a slow start, then exploded in the fifth and sixth innings to win 9 2 in six frames. Corky Mills Schoch Beets and Shaffer drove the late rally while Mueller fanned five on the mound amid fumbled defense and wild pitches from Kansas City.
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