Bethany College Gridders Tour Sweden Amid Hijack News
Ottawa native Sean Patty and Bethany College football teammates on a two week exhibition tour of Sweden learned of the TWA Flight 847 hijacking after returning to New York. They avoided extra alarm but noted lax European security and customs during their travels through Sweden and several stopovers before reaching LaGuardia.
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Bethany football team tours Sweden for cultural exchange
Bethany players, led by quarterback Patty, beat Swedish all star teams 47-0 and 72-7 in Stockholm exhibition games. Coach Ted Kessinger urged hard play without malice as Bethany aided Swedish players with American football techniques, while savoring Stockholm sights and hospitality. Patty, a 1982 Ottawa High grad, graduates next May with dual majors in business economics and history political science.
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Baseball Scoreboard Friday’s Interleague Pairings
Los Angeles Valenzuela and San Diego Wojna start in a doubleheader while Montreal Palmer faces Pittsburgh McWilliams. Atlanta Smith battles Houston Ryan in another matchup. Friday’s schedule includes Philadelphia at Montreal Chicago at Pittsburgh New York at St Louis Cincinnati at San Diego Avanta at Los Angeles and Houston at San Francisco.
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MLB All Star Balloting Results From Various Leagues
The list shows top vote totals for catchers across leagues led by Lance Parrish Detroit 482033 and Carlton Fisk Chicago 353078, with many notables such as Rick Dempsey Baltimore and Gary Carter New York. It includes first basemen, second basemen, third basemen, shortstops, outfielders, and catchers with counts for teams like Toronto New York and Milwaukee, reflecting fan balloting across the season.
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Toronto
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New York
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Oakland
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Eddie Murray
Don Mattingly
Kent Hrbek
Minnesota
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Boston
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Milwaukee
Wille Upshaw
Alvin Davis
Seattle
Lou Whitaker
Bobby Grich
Damaso Garcia
Julio Cruz
Frank White
Willie Randolph
Tim Teufel
Jim Gantner
George Brett
Doug DeCinces
Wade Boggs
Paul Molitor
Gary Gaetti
Buddy Bell
Texas
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Rance Mulliniks
Cal Ripken
Alan Trammell
Robin Yount
Onix Concepcion
Tony Fernandez
Alfredo Grif
Power outage cancels U.S. Bulgarian volleyball final
In Kansas City the championship men's volleyball match between the United States and Bulgaria was canceled after a power outage at Municipal Auditorium. About 3,000 fans watched Korea and Japan win earlier, with third place to be decided. no rescheduling due to team commitments in other cities.
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Wiggins Nears Return With Orioles After Padres Deal
San Diego AP So final league and union approval pending Alan Wiggins appears bound for the Baltimore Orioles under a trade. Padres would cover half of his 1987 2.8 million four year pact if relapse occurs, with further wage forfeiture rules. Orioles GM Hank Peters to comment, while Wiggins advances rehab in Portland with the Stars.
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