Cyclone Track Teams Face Mixed Fortunes At Ottawa
Ottawa Highs Cyclones open the 1982 track season with both boys and girls squads under head coach Don Kornhaus. The boys seek to restore program respectability while the girls, state champions last year, lean on a young roster including a first ninth grade class. Kornhaus stresses proving themselves anew as the seasons begin at Blue Valley.
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Terry Ostmeyer
Ottawa High
Don Kornhaus
Cyclones
Blue Valley
OHS
Kornhaus
Karnhaus
Cyclone
Ottawa Gals
Ottawa
Wichita
Roger Saxton
Scott Gislar
Paul Nicholson
Keimo Hayes
Todd Schultze
Randy Brecheisen
Noel Conner
Randy Brewer
Don Curry
Tim Burrichter
Phil Altendorf
Richard DeLaTorre
Brad Greiner
Merlin Carroll
Rob Biggerstaff
Ken King
Brian Jung
Doug Ferguson
Gary Sowers
Blue
Ottawa Cyclones poised for strong spring track push
Ottawa High School aims to deepen its track roster with a large freshman group and strong sophomores led by Hodges and Cole. Coach Kornhaus notes depth strengthens relays and weights events, while youth may test speeds and long jump. Season opens Friday at Blue Valley with O'Hara and hosts.
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Ottawa
Melissa Burch
Susan McFarland
Stacy Ledom
Cindy Blakeley
Rachel Brockman
Becky Kaub
Elaine Fischer
Dawn Fisher
Cyclones
Kathy Hodges
Connie Frank
Tamara Redeker
Rhonda Small
Pam Jung
DeNa Waggoner
Danielle Dodson
Kornhaus
OHS
Hodges-Cole
Cyclone
Evan Shaffer
Kevin Altic
Vic Finch
Jon Shrum
Rob Douthat
George Wingert
Steve McAdoo
Wendell Lewis
Kurt Skiles
Derrick
NFL negotiator briefs owners on union stance in stalled talks
In Phoenix , NFL Management Council director Jack Donlan met club owners with union notes amid stalled talks on a new collective bargaining agreement. Union leaders Gene Upshaw and Guy Benjamin urged keeping or lowering ticket prices despite a record TV deal, arguing fans should share in revenue.
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Phoenix, Ariz
National Football League
Jack Donlan
Players’ Union
Donlan
NFL Management Council
NFL Players Association
Association
Gene Upshaw
Guy Benjamin
San Francisco 49Ers
Young Lions Face Heritage Test At Sea Pines Classic
Hilton Head Island South Carolina AP An ongoing debate pits veteran champions against rising stars at the Sea Pines Heritage Golf Classic with a 300 000 purse and 54000 to the winner. The field includes defending champion Bill Rogers and legends Tom Watson Hale Irwin and Hubert Green with notable internationals Gary Player Greg Norman and Isao Aoki. CBS will televise portions of the final rounds.
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Hilton Head Island
S.C
Sea Pines
Arbour Town
Pro Polf
Brad Bryant
Scott Simpson
Vance Heafner
Jerry Pate
Resort Island
Pete Dye
Bill Rogers
Tom Watson
Hale Irwin
Hubert Green
Gary Player
South Africa
Greg Norman
Australia
Isao Aoki
Japan
CBS
Bowling Scores Tuesday Night Ladies and Businesses
Tuesday night bowling results show Eagles Auxiliary four high by Ledom 178 473, Franklin Savings six by Hughes 142 490, Peoples National Bank three by Reeves 182 490, First National Bank one by Grover 159 416, Rainbow Beauty Bar three by Lasseter 156 and Milton 447, Todd's Insurance one by Frizzell 162 430.
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Ladies Eagles
B. Ledom
Franklin Savings
B. Hughes
Peoples National Bank
V. Reeves
First National Bank
R. Grover
Rainbow Beauty Bar
M. Lasseter
E. Milton
Todd's Insurance
M. Frizzell
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Cyclone Thinclads
Washburn Rural
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Dave Kaup
Albuquerque
N.M
Benjamin
NFL
Young Lions’ Roar
PGA
Bryant
Pate
Tom Kite
Carbogue Sound
American Cancer Society
Service and
HELI
Andys
Industrial League
D. Bien
Ottawa Bowl
F . Simmons
Farm Bureau Insurance
T. Bien
Dixon Heating & Air
M. CallAhan
Feimann Cpa
B. Burgoan
Princeton Grain
M. Slisby
A.S.A
As.a
GEO
Brett
Geo. Brett
Tommy John
Rawlings
Russell Athletic Mason
Kuivet Onorts Center
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