Ottawa’s Tyson Harvey Makes All-EKL Boys Team
Senior guard Tyson Harvey of Ottawa High is the lone Cyclone named to the East Kansas League all stars. Ten players were chosen for both boys and girls. Ottawa also had a presence among the selections, with Harvey leading in rebounds and shooting percentages as Ottawa finished 9-11 overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyson Harvey
Ottawa High
Blue Valley
Bishop Miege
Olathe North
Olathe South
Bonner Springs
Eddie Gallet
North
Mike Gerber
Turner
Cory Layton
Hughes Suffren
Kenner
Miege
Melissa Snider
Mary Ann Gleason
Chris Perez
Bonner
Ottawa
Turner Gals
Stacey Goss
Linda Carter
Tracey Osterkamp
Maggie LeValley
Pam Lang
Miriam Luthro
Cheryl Nealy
Biddy Basketball Winds Down 1982 Ottawa ORC season
The Ottawa Recreation Commission wrapped the 1982 Biddy basketball season with six Ottawa High School games. Celtics beat Supersonics 35 25 led by Sellers 16 and Gollier 9. Bucks 35 Lakers 15. Cyclones 16 Wildcats 14. Sooners 20 Tigers 4. Cowboys 17 Buffaloes 8. Jayhawks 16 Cornhuskers 14. Coaching helpers included five Ottawa High players. Approximately 100 boys participated in the program which added seventh graders this year after expanding last year to include third and fourth graders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa Recreation Commission
Ottawa High School
Celtics
Supersonics
Jason Sellers
Bo Gollier
Steve Baylor
Dana Crump
Brian Espinosa
Nathaniel Sandstrom
Ryan Meyer
Mark Clevenger
Lakers
Scott Snow
Jason Maxwell
Raymundo Rivera
Steve DeVore
Fred Wingert
Travis Behrens
Cyclones
Wildcats
Chad Payne
Kenneth Boyer
Craig Schultze
Sooners
Tigers
Ricky Jackson
Mike Foltz
Spenser Somers
Jeff Altendorf
John Gollier
Daryl Spigle
Cowboys
The
Buffaloes
Noah Sandstrom
Nick Campbell
Chad Seymour
Bobby Gragg
Jerrod Fredricks
Bob Jung
Evan Shaffer
Todd Burroughs
Kurt Skiles
Todd Schultze
ORC
Relieved Royals Pitcher Targeted by Police Standoff
Renie Martin, Kansas City Royals reliever, described a frightening scene in Fort Myers when officers with a shotgun and handgun aimed at his head as he stood outside a store. A man claimed to be a government agent said he and a partner had just made a drug arrest. Clerks and witnesses said the call was for a store robbery, prompting the rapid police response. Martin recalled fearing a trigger-happy shooter and awaiting orders to spread eagle in the parking lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okt Myers
Fla
Renie Martin
Kansas City Royals
Martin
Fort Myers
Family Twosome Tournament Bowls Top Pairs Across Divisions
Readable results from Augusta zone ahead show Laure Land and Libby, Tina and Betty Pyle, and many more pairing for top spots in mother daughter, father daughter, mother son, and junior divisions. Scores range from 60s to 1,300s with teams like Jung, Spears, Landis, and Rockers posting notable totals as preparations for the Augusta zone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Laure
Libby Land
Tina
Betty Pyle
Lea Pyle
Becky
Leo Pyle
Manuel
Phyiris Rackers
Mark
Carolyn Bischoff
Theresa
Barb Spears
Pam
Nan Jung
Bill Jung
Sherm Spears
Brian
Max
Phyllis Rockers
Charlie Rockers
Bob
Bil Jung
Bryan
Joe Bohlender
Waymire Goops
L. Benner
B. Vathauer
Fritts
Deb
Dot
Underwood
V. Underwood
Main Street
S. White
Pioneer
D. Higdon
Waugh
Panthers
M. Patrick
Lantis
W. LantIs
Keith Farms
G. Luther
the Bar Girls
D. Clemons
Early Birds
B. Franklin
Midwest Upset City Shapes NCAA Midwest Regional
In a region full of upsets, Boston College and Kansas State defied seeds to reach St. Louis, while Houston and Missouri also square off Friday night. BC guard John Bagley leads a balanced attack as K State seeks another late upset, with Missouri eyeing a deep run in the Midwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Wilner
Midwest
Boston College
Houston
Kansas State
Missouri
DePaul
Tigers
St. Louis
Tulsa
Guy Lewis
Cougars
Hurricane
San Francisco
Wildcats
Northern Illinois
Arkansas
Tom Davis
John Bagley
Bagley
North Carolina
Jack Hartman
New Orleans
Raleigh
N.C
Alabama
Memphis State
Villanova
Tar Heels
James Madison
Crimson Tide
St. John's
N.Y
Northeastern
Wake Forest
Virginia
Mideast
Alabama- Birmingham
Blazers host home court clash as NCAA regional moves forward
UAB overwhelmed Indiana while Cleveland Cavaliers edged Tennessee. In Birmingham, Gene Bartow eyes Virginia with confidence as Minnesota battles Louisville and Georgetown meets Fresno State in Provo. Oregon State faces Idaho after both won their prior games in the West region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blazers
UAB
Indiana
Cavaliers
Tennessee
Birmingham
Gene Bartow
Virginia
Minnesota
Louisville
Gophers
Tennessee-Chattanooga
Middle Tennessee
Georgetown
Hoyas
Fresno State
Bulldogs
West Virginia
Provo
Utah
Wyoming
Oregon State
Idaho
Vandals
Big Sky
Beavers
Iowa
OSU
Pepperdine
Santa Fe Trail Tourney Kids Wrestling Results
Ottawa youth wrestlers placed in the Santa Fe Trail Tournament led by Toby Aguirre at 49 pounds taking first. Jerry Lynn 48 earned second, Blaine Baldwin 9 dollars? third, Marc McClay 36, Matt Knight 67, Guy Price 74, Bart Baldwin 41, Eric Chapman 65 both fourth, Dustin Sullivan 70 third, Barry Baldwin 57 first, Chad McClay 70 third, Billy Wingate 84, Darin Weatherbee 150 second. Next tournament is Topeka invitational at Washburn University this Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toby Aguirre
Jerry Lynn
Blaine Baldwin
Marc McClay
Matt Knight
Guy Price
Bart Baldwin
Eric Chapman
Dustin Sullivan
Barry Baldwin
Chad. McClay
Billy Wingate
Darin Weatherbee
Topeka
Washburn University
City Bowling Record Falls at Indian Lanes Ottawa
Bill Jung IV, son of the Indian Lanes owner, bowled a 299 for an Ottawa city single game record in the Jayhawkers League on Monday night, adding a 748 series. He tallied 11 straight strikes before a 2 pin in the 12th frame, surpassing the previous 298 by Bob Haas set nearly 11 years earlier at Royal T Lanes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Bill Jung
Jung
Bob Haas
Royal T Lanes
Jayhawkers
Royals Seek Frontline Arms as Spring Struggles Persist
In Fort Myers Kansas City’s pitching woes deepen as manager Dick Howser seeks a dependable starter to join Dennis Leonard and Larry Gura. Montreal Expos exploded for 11 runs on two three run homers by Larry Parrish and Tim Blackwell, with rookie Keith Creel roughed up in three innings. Willie Aikens and Lee May contributed late, but Montreal cruised to an 11-5 exhibition win. Kirk, Rogers earned the win for the Expos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Myers
Fla
Dick Howser
Kansas City Royals
Howser
Dennis Leonard
Larry Gura
Royals
Montreal Expos
Larry Parrish
Tim Blackwell
Keith Creel
Expos
Parrish
Creel
Blackwell
Renie Martin
Wallace Johnon
Montreal
Willie Aikens
Lee May
Tom Gorman
Darryl Motley
Steve Rogers
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OHL
Greg Shaffer
Tim Spears
Ryon Latimer
Charlie Winsky
Shane Robbins
Scott Weidner
Bucks
Steve Mathey
Barry Reynolds
Russell Redenbaugh
Brian Johnson
Trevor Riley
Brian Janson
Joe Lewis
Bart Swartz
Jayhawks
Cornhuskers
Tom Ratliff
Steve Martin
Scott Booker
Matt Worley
Keith Walter
Robin Elliott
Billy Clancy
G. Hyder
C. Wilson
R. Burnett
R. Poteet
D. Stottlemre
Baxter Moble Homes
M. Wolken
Mamas and Papas
M. Gooding
K. Miner
K. Hirt
A. McMillen
Prairie Dogs
P. Bapent
Mighty Five
D. Mietchen
M. Wilson
M. Walken
M. Johnson
D. Carey
Arnold
Vathauer
J. Scribner
Millier
R. Carterman
George's Girls
K. Nichott
Dari Queen North
R. Simmons
Pizza Shack
J. Gregg
D. Robinson
Green Acres
L. Bevin
D. Huske
Nitcher
S. Heckman
B. Ledom
Osburn
Flowers
McCurdy
Ottawa Bus Service
D- AiNsworth
Dick Stinnett Chevy-Olds
Troutman
Franklin Savings
L. Jacobsen
M. Milton
Brunswick John's
K. Liegerot
G. Milter
L. Kramer
D. Steele
Nicolas
T. Moats
Andy
D. Griffin
D. Whhiteford
Wilson
Fresno
Patrick Ewing
Rod Higgins
Hardware
Sunaligg
Town & Country Supply
Walent
Bill Jung IV
Uoyate
First National Bank OF Ottawa
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