Coleman Stays At Kansas State After All
Norris Coleman, a 6 foot 8 forward, will remain at Kansas State despite NCAA ineligibility. He declined offers from Maryland Virginia Jacksonville LSU and Kentucky after a court ruling left him set to sit out a year. Coleman cited faith and support at K State and plans to complete academics with summer classes while Kruger rebuilds.
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Kansas City
Eddie Sutton
Kentucky
Dale Brown
LSU
Norris Coleman
Kansas State
NCAA
Coleman
Topeka
Kan
Jeff Schemmel
Jacksonville
Fla
Army
Associated Press
Big Eight
Lon Kruger
Manhattan
Norris
Kansas State University
K-State
Maryland
Virginia
Larry Travis
Lee Moon
Jack) Hartman
Kruger
Kstate
Travis
Askew
Oklahoma
Ohio State
Memphis State Star Askew Seeks Kansas Transfer
Memphis State standout Vincent Askew says he plans to transfer to the University of Kansas. KU coach Larry Brown praised by Askew as he weighed fit with Brown and Jayhawks. Askew, a 6-6 forward from Frayser, averaged 10.6 points and seven rebounds last season. Memphis State was placed on two years probation and barred from the 1987 NCAA tournament.
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Lawrence
Kan
Vincent Askew
Memphis State
University of Kansas
Doug Vance
Kansas
Askew
Jayhawks
Garnett Stans edge Ottawa A-team in wild Legion tilt 5–4
Tony Wilson scored the tie breaking run on a wild pitch in the seventh as Garnett Stans rallied from a 4–1 deficit to defeat Ottawa A-team 5–4 at Orris Cox Field. Clift fanned seven for Ottawa, while Mersman ended the night with five strikeouts securing the win for Garnett.
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Tony Stottlemire
Ottawa
Garnett
Orlis Cox Field
Tony Wilson
American Legion
Ottawa Legion
Jim Clift
Clift
Don Donohue
Steve Baylor
Reynolds
Baylor
Wilson
Mark Mersman
Orris Cox Field
Atchison
Mariners rally past Royals in Kansas City to snap skid
Seattle, 5 3 winners over Kansas City as Mark Langston outduels Dennis Leonard. Bob Kearney homered for the Mariners who improve to 6 0 all time at Royals Stadium and stay in AL West chase amid Texas slide. Royals fall to 3 0 0.
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Kansas City
Lourdes
Seattle Mariners
Mariners
Royals
Seattle
Royals Stadium
Texas
Mariner
Dick Williams
Mark Langston
Dennis Leonard
Mark Huismann
Royal
Williams
Chuck Cottier
Rangers
Kearney
Rudy Law
Dave Henderson
Henderson
RBI
Howser
Langston
City Scores Final Baseball Lineup Showing Packed Totals
CUBS 13 12 2 Dodgers 17 11 4 Royals 27 7 10 Astros 27 6 10 Tigers 14 11 4 Rangers 18 14 6 Red Sox 50 30 31 White Sox 26 5 10. Rosters list players with runs hits and RBIs across teams including Seymore Guerrero Conus Chapman Barkley Kay Wilson Norwood Ray Hodges Riemer Hartpence Chambers Griffin Ratcliffe Greisen Campbell Thompson Wise Sauders Dorsey Ayers Sanderson.
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CUBS
Robinson
Thompson
Waymire
Barker
Bradley
Wheat
Pope
Moore
Testorff
Meyer
Ostmeyer
Farris
Dodgers
Seymore
Guerrero
Conus
Curtis
Chapman
Barkley
Kay
Krider
Beach
Totals
RED Sox
Ray
Vogeler
Hodges
Riemer
Milkeson
Hartpence
Chambers
Griffin
Dryden
Graham
Ratcliffe
White Sox
Greisen
Wilson
Campbell
Wise
Sauders
Dorsey
Ayers
Sanderson
Ottawa Chapter Quail Unlimited Meet Discusses Projects
The Ottawa Chapter of Quail Unlimited will meet Thursday at 7 o’clock at Pizza Village to discuss upcoming projects and invites all members to attend.
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Ottawa
Quail Unlimited
Pizza Village
Gragg siblings shine at junior Olympics sub state meet
Jamie Gragg led Williamsburg in the 13-14 girls division winning the 1500 in 5:01.6 and the 3000 in 11:18 while placing second in the 800. Jimmy Gragg finished second in the boys 10 and under 3000, third in shot put with 20-3, and fourth in the 1500. Ricky Gragg placed sixth in both the 13-14 1500 and 3000. Both Jamie and Jimmy advance to the state JO championships in Junction City.
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Topeka
Gragg
Williamsburg
Jamie Gragg
Jimmy Gragg
Ricky Gragg
Jamie
Jimmy
Junction City
American Legion AAA Scoreboard Tri-District League East and West
League standings by division show Shawnee No 1 leading East with 5-0 and 8-0 marks followed by Kansas City 5-1, Olathe 4-1 and 5-1, Lawrence 3-1 and 3-1, Shawnee No 2 2-2 and 6-2, Blue Valley 2-2 and 2-2, Ottawa 0-4 and 8-7. West division lists Topeka 400 1-0 and 6-0, Manhattan 6-2 and 17-6, Emporia 3-2 and 4-2, Topeka 1 3-3 and 12-6, Topeka 74-2 2-6 and 6-10, Topeka 74-1 2-8 and 3-8, Junction City 0-6 and 0-8.
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Shawnee
Kansas City
Olathe
Lawrence
Blue Valley
Ottawa
Topeka
Manhattan
Emporia
Junction City
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Larry) Brown
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Garnett Stans Legion
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Stottlemire
Tal Moses
Mersman
Dick Howser
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A’s
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Jose Rijo
Allanson
Fran
Mullins
Butler
Blue Jays
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Tom Henke
Lloyd Moseby
Jesse Barfield
Stieb
Henke
Dwight Evans
Moseby
Barfield
Angels
Don Sutton
Doug DeCinces
Sutton
Tom Seaver
Seaver
Washington
Walter Johnson
Red Faber
Johnson
Faber
Twins
Kent Hrbek
Tom Brunansky
Brewers
Orioles
Robin Yount
Storm Davis
Dan Plesac
OCBA
Smith
Katzer
Dobbs
Earnhardt
Hughes
Alderman
Underwood
Finch
Hodo
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Shelan
Clevenger
Black
O'Connor
Ferris
Adcock
Sheldon
Butts
Winsky
Colson
McGill
Powell
Heathman
Sloop
Crump
Sieff
Tyson
Norwood
Toumberlin
Watson
Garland
Thurman
Erisman
Pratt
Bienhoff
Todd
Schaffer
Gragegs
Gordon’s
Garnett, Ks
Tanaka
Barry
S. Main
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