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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1987

Page

2

Big Eight basketball sheds dull image with strong growth

Kansas City AP. Big Eight basketball transformed from a dull stereotype to a rising national force. Investments in arenas and coaches boosted attendance from about 5,500 to over 10,000 per game. Kansas reached the Final Four under Danny Manning, and four teams earned NCAA bids this year.

Kansas City Bill Hancock Hancock ACC Big Ten Kansas Missouri Oklahoma Iowa State Nebraska Danny Manning Kansas State Colorado Big Eight Chuck Nevias College Football Association Nevias

All-Three Rivers League honors go to area players

Central Heights Gail Kratzberg and Tammy Bunyard join Pomona's Steve Olson on the All-Three Rivers Division I basketball teams. Olson and Kratzberg were first-team picks for the boys. Bunyard earned a girls first-team berth. Several players tied for spots on the boys second team and girls teams, with multiple area schools represented.

Gail Kratzberg Tammy Bunyard Central Heights Pomona Steve Olson Olson Kratzberg

Osage Cagers land four on All-Mid-East League list

Osage City and Osage Indian teams place four players on the 1986-87 all-league rosters. Sophomore Neil Plinsky and senior Mac Barnett earned boys all league honors, while senior Jennifer Hamman and junior Tami Hultgren made the girls all league squad. Hamman averages 22.2 points and 5.6 rebounds, Hultgren 8.8 points and nine assists. Osage finishes 21-2 heading into Class 3A at Hutchinson, with Plinsky over 10 ppg for the Osage boys, 17-6, and Barnett around 12 ppg. Other first-team picks include Urbanek, Lane, Wells, Channel, Lett, Romig, Winter, and Oliver. Rod Oswald received honorable mention, as coach Hultgren notes balanced talent.

Olson Pomona Kratzberg Kyle Witherspoon Humboldt Brad Swan Jayhawk Linn Brad Holt Uniontown Cliff McCullough Burlington Curt Daryl Altic Andy Parker Yates Center Mark Bartlett Paul Barnes Matt Harden Shane Dennis C. Altic D. Altic Ned Parker Jeff Parker Steve Leakey Shane Kleitz Central Heights Darren Gates Todd Schneider Jayhawk-Linn Daryl Adams Tim O'Brien Brady Testorff Yates Vance Ralstin Chad Steiner Julie Woods Jody Dawson Jayhawk- Linn Julie Oler Betty Jo Collins Lori Lantis Jennifer Knight Lantis Knight Paula Elder Kris Atkin Jenny Dawson Lisa Taylor-Cauley Jennifer Miller Joetta Kratzberg Margie Munoz Jo Immerius Kristi Kaufman Sheryl Wille Osage City Neil Plinsky Mac Barnett Jennifer Hamman Tami Hultgren Plinsky Barnett Hamman Hultgren Indians Ochs Hutchinson Osage Boys Jon Urbanek Santa Fe Trail Kenny Lane Mission Valley Jeff Wells St. Marys David Channel Rossville Mike Lett John Romig Pat Winter Silver Lake Jason Oliver Wabaunsee Osage Rod Oswald Joel Frank

Diaz Homers Twice as Pirates Triumph Over Royals

Mike Diaz hit two opposite-field homers and drove in five as Pittsburgh beat Kansas City 10-7 in a split squad exhibition. Diaz, who also noted his ability to hit to both fields, delivered a three-run shot in the fifth inning to help rebuild a 6-4 lead after Distefano’s three-run blast. Doug Drabek earned the win through three innings, with Easley Wynn Lind and Pena also pitching.

Bradenton Fla Pittsburgh Pirates Milt May Mike Diaz Diaz Pirates Kansas City Royals Benny Distefano Bobby Bonilla Sammy Khalifa Distefano Royals Bret Saberhagen Pittsburgh Frank White Kansas City Willie Wilson Chito Martinez Ron Wotus Bo Jackson Doug Drabek Logan Easley Jim Wynn Orlando Lind Hipolito Pena

Jury In Shapiro Suit Sides With Kauffman

Kansas City Royals owner Ewing Kauffman won a 50 million lawsuit filed by Michael Shapiro who alleged a breached 1983 sale. The six member jury ruled in Kauffman and dismissed Marion Laboratories from the suit, while Shapiro considers an appeal.

Kansas City, Mo Kansas City Royals Ewing Kauffman Los Angeles Kauffman U.S Scott Q. Wright Michael Shapiro Shapiro Kansas City Royals Baseball Corp Marion Laboratories Inc Aaron D. Fogelman Fogelman Wright Marion Laboratories Steve Kramer Kansas City Kramer Michael Waldeck The Royals Jack Singer Calgary Alberta Singer

FCA Honor To Ex Ottawan Sherm Price Recognition Banquet

Former Ottawa connections Sherm Price will be honored by the Fellowship of Christian Athletes as Oklahoma’s sponsor of the year at the 13th annual banquet in the Myriad Convention Center Oklahoma City. Price teaches at Enid High, previously coached there, and is praised by FCA officials for his influence on students.

Sherm Price Oklahoma City Oklahoma Fellowship of Christian Athletes Sherm Christian Enid Brad Livingstone FCA Price Myriad Convention Center

Mat Masters Sweep At Topeka with Billy Tally Champion

Seven Ottawa Mat Masters wrestlers placed in the top four at Topeka last Saturday led by Billy Tally who captured the 14 under 85 pound title. Second placers were Jay Wieneke and Scott Boivin, while Charlie Wells Mark Osborne and Richard Blevins earned third and Eric Jackson took fourth. Steven Nichols was omitted from the top four despite finishing fourth in his division. The team heads to Baldwin for sub district action this Saturday.

Ottawa Mat Masters Kid Wrestling Club Topeka Billy Tally Tally Jay Wieneke Scott Boivin Charlie Wells Mark Osborne Eric Jackson Baldwin Steven Nichols Ottawa Nichols

Franklin County scrap batteries bid notice 1987

On March 18 1987 the Board of County Commissioners of Franklin County Kansas will receive sealed bids for the county s scrap batteries. Bids must reach the County Clerk by 5 00 P M on March 17 1987 and no bids after that time will be accepted. Bids must be in sealed envelopes and marked on the outside.

Board of County Commissioners Franklin County Kansas Franklin County Commissioners Office Perry Rickabaugh

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