Ex Cyclones KCAC Champs at McPherson for Ottawa
Ottawa University athletes Susan Harrison and Cindy Blakeley led a strong day at the KCAC track and field championships in McPherson. Harrison won shot put 39-10 1/2 and Blakeley set a conference record by winning the 3000 meters in 10:27, as OU tallies 28 points and seeks a top three ECAC finish. Brockman and Hodges also contributed in sprints and relays, with several OU veterans from Ottawa High.
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Rick Peterson McPherson
Ottawa
Susan Harrison
Cindy Blakeley
Ottawa University
Kansas College Athletic
Karrie Brockman
Brockman
Blakeley
Belinda Guzman
Bill Boucek
Boucek
Univer
ECAC meet crowns Harrison in shot put for Ottawa U
Ottawa University star Sharon Harrison won her third straight KCAC gold in the women's shot put at the ECAC meet, finishing with 40 feet in practice and denying rivals Joyce Fellers and J Nan Hiebert a stronger challenge. OU men faced a setback as Steffen Smith withdrew due to a leg injury, leaving Doug Crawshaw to carry the team in the 800 finals after a 1 57.3 semifinal. ECAC events resume today with field events at 3 30 and remaining running at 6.
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City of
Kansas
Harrison
KCAC
Boucek
Ottawa University
McFarland
Marilyn Holm
Joyce Fellers
Southwestern
J’nan Hiebert
Bethel
ECAC
Blakeley
Steffen Smith
Smith
Ottawa
Mike Tague
Doug Crawshaw
Whitey Herzog Linked as NL President Candidate
Reports indicate Whitey Herzog of the St. Louis Cardinals is being considered to succeed Chub Feeney as National League president as Feeney retires. Herzog, 54, quashed by Dodgers rumors amid ongoing season. Cardinals trailed Mets in NL East and faced umpiring controversy from last World Series.
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LOS Angeles
Whitey Herzog
St. Louis Cardinals
Charles S
Chub” Feeney
Associated Press
Feeney
Warren Giles
Jerzog
Cardinals
Dodgers
Chub
Kansas City Royals
Herzog
St. Louis
Don Denkinger
Royals
Kansas City
Joaquin Andujar
Andujar
Oakland
Peter Ueberroth
Los Angeles Times
National League
New York Mets
Ken Boyer
Red Schoendienst
UMKC to Move to NCAA Division I Basketball
UMKC announced with Kansas City officials that it will seek NCAA Division I status for 1987-88, skip next season’s play, and hire a top coach. The program, led by chairman Michael Russell, will need at least $1.2 million to start and eight sports added, with Municipal Auditorium as home court and Gene Bartow aiding in plans.
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Kansas City
University of Missouri-Kansas City
UMKC
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
Richard Berkley
Michael Russell
Umkc Atheltic Association, Inc
Russell
Kansas City Business Journal
Birmingham
UCLA
Gene
Moeiba
Nebraska
Huskers
Coleman Saga May Go To Court
Kansas State University weighs legal action if the NCAA does not award eligibility to Norris Coleman the top freshman scorer last season. Athletic Director Larry Travis accuses the NCAA of confusion and inconsistencies while Coleman seeks to stay at K State or transfer. an appeal hearing is planned.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas State University
NCAA
Norris Coleman
Larry Travis
Travis
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Coleman
Kansas State
Paxton High School
Jacksonville
Fla
Army
Jeff Schemmel
Schemmel
Norris
Citywide Adult Youth Sports Schedule May 5 to May 18 1706
Readable items show multiple leagues at Forest Park and Ottawa Center. Listings include adult softball doubleheaders and triple matchups across divisions Men’s A B and Women’s events with dates May 4 to May 18, plus youth soccer and baseball notes and coaching help at Ottawa Youth Center offering evening play and a small admission.
Saberhagen Blanks Orioles in Royals 5-0 Win
Bret Saberhagen allowed 10 hits in a complete game effort for Kansas City as the Royals defeated Baltimore 5-0. George Brett and Frank White hit consecutive homers in the fifth, while Mike Flanagan suffered the loss after two innings. Balboni, McRae and Sundberg provided the scoring support with key hits and a sacrifice fly.
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Kansas City, Mo
Bret Saberhagen
Kansas City Royals
Baltimore Orioles
Saberhagen
George Brett
Frank White
Nate Snell
Royals
Orioles
Cy Young
Flanagan
Steve Balboni
Hal McRae
Jim Sundberg
Brett
White
Balboni
Snell
McRae
Celtics Take 3-0 Lead in Semifinal Against Hawks
Celtics beat the Hawks 111-107 to move three games up in the Eastern Conference semifinal. Kevin McHale and Danny Ainge each scored five in the final 344 minutes, extending Boston’s win streak over Atlanta to ten andAdvancing hopes with Bird on 28 points. Game four set for Sunday in Atlanta with potential fifth in Boston Tuesday.
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Atlanta
Kevin McHale
Danny Ainge
Boston Celtics
Atlanta Hawke
Celtics
Hawks
Boston
NBA
Larry Bird
McHale
Ainge
Hammond eyes biggest PGA payout at Las Vegas
Donnie Hammond shot 66 to tie for the third-round lead at the Panasonic Las Vegas Invitational, aiming for a possible 457000 prize by also winning this event. He sits behind Bob Lohr by two strokes after a 66 on a sunny Las Vegas Country Club day, with Dave Rummells and Larry Nelson one behind.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Donnie Hammond
Hammond
Panasonic
Las Vegas Country Club
Desert Resort
Bob Lohr
Lohr
Desert Inn
Dave Rummells
Larry Nelson
Rummells
Nelson
John Mahaffey
Jim Col
Colbert
John Cook
Chris Perry
Gil Morgan
Bob Tway
Greg Norman
Norman
Morgan
Spanish Trail
Cook
Tway
Perry
Tom Watson
Curtis Strange
Ottawa Recreation Commission Seeks Coaches for Midget League
The Ottawa Recreation Commission needs coaches for the 9 and 10 year old Midget League baseball. Interested individuals should contact Dave Barker at 242-6280 or call the ORC office at 242-1939.
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Dave Barker
Ottawa
W. 4Th
O.K.C
Ottawa Recreaction Commission
ORC
Schultze Captures Regional Title in Decathlon
Former Ottawa High athlete Todd Schultze, a sophomore at Allen County Community College, won Region 6 decathlon with a personal best 6845 points. He clinched the regional crown by six seconds in the final 1500 meters, advancing to the national championships May 15-16 in Odessa, Texas, as a top contender.
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Concordia
Ottawa High
Todd Schultze
Schultze
Allen County Community College
OHS
Odessa
Texas
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A. Crawford
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Bert
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