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Ottawa Herald in Ottawa, Kansas

04 May 1985

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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1985

Page

3

Bishop Miege nets girls track title at EKL meet

Bishop Miege wins its second straight girls crown at the East Kansas League Track Championships led by field events. Ottawa High finishes second, Olathe South tops boys division by 29 over Miege, with Olathe North third. Blue Valley, Turner, Bonner Springs follow. Notables include Michelle Murphy of OHS and Jean Kolarik of Miege delivering multiple wins.

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Rick Peterson Clathe Bishop Miege South Miege Ottawa High Cyclone OHS Blue Valley Olathe South Olathe North Turner Bonner Springs Mike Wallace Ottawa Stags Mark Laws Lady Stags Michelle Murphy Cyclones Murphy Paulette Watson Angie Ferguson Wendee Ferguson Mandy Miller DeeDee Lewis Danail W. ‘Ferguson Sheila Lewis Miller W. Ferguson A. Ferguson S. Lewis D. Lewis DeNa Waggoner Stacy Skiles Chadwell Sue Pack Paula Ratliff Kristen Cole OHL Scott Starks Greg Herschel Starks Nick Gomez Heath Cheatham Herschel Mike Heckman Troy Lewis Ron Rumford Kevin Hodges John Fischer Watts Heckman Mike Roush Laws Washby Rural Maur Hill Prep Sumner Academ Turner and Ward Wichita Herald
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Osawatomie tops Wellsville in boys 3A title chase

Osawatomie used a 21 point swing in sprint events and field marks to dethrone Wellsville, claiming the boys Frontier League title while Wellsville settled for second. Mike Chilton and Dan Bouse repeated with multiple wins, Tim Thomasson dominated the javelin and 440 dash as the Eagles faltered late. In girls action, Pam Clift’s discus silver highlighted Wellsville’s finish as Prairie View hosted the regional.

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Osawatomie Power Wellsville Bouse Trojans Wellsville WHS Chilton Thomasson Pam Clift Jana Wright Eagles LaCygne Prairie. View High School Horne Breithaupt Layton D. Bouse Haltwick Megzenger Grete Cord Snaltwick Messenger Gretencord Pig Ileearag Gardner Prairie View Nett Louisburg Balawin Ala Paula Henderson Racy Main Wright
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Tisdale Decision II Today At Oklahoma

Norman AP reports University of Oklahoma star Wayman Tisdale will announce today whether he returns for his senior year or turns pro. The 6-9 thre e time Big Eight Player of the Year averaged 25.2 points and 10.2 rebounds last season and has a midnight deadline to declare his choice.

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Wayman Tharp Tisdale Billy Tubbs Preay Sooners Oklahoma
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Rasmussen Stifles Royals in Yankees 7 1 win

Dennis Rasmussen pitched a five hitter for his second complete game in 29 starts as the New York Yankees defeated the Kansas City Royals 7-1 in Billy Martin's first home game as manager. Rickey Henderson sparked a first inning run, and Don Baylor, Mattingly, Winfield, and Meacham provided key hits. Royals mustered only two hits through four, with Brett doubling in the fourth for KC's first run.

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NEW York Dennis Rasmussen New York Yankees Billy Martin Kansas City Royals Kansas City George Brett Hal McRae Rasmussen Yankees Danny Jackson Rickey Henderson Don Mattingly Dave Winfield Royals Billy Sample Bobby Meacham Henderson Mattingly Don Baylor Yankee Stadium Jackson LaCoss Jink White White Steve Balboni Meacham Balboni Onix Concepcion Baylor Martin Yogi Berra Texas
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Bucks Rally Beats 76ers In Close Playoff Game

Terry Cummings led Milwaukee with 21 points and Paul Pressey 20 as the Bucks beat Philadelphia 102-99 to take a 1-0 series edge. Andrew Toney led the 76ers with 20 points while Julius Erving and Charles Barkley had 19 each in a tight game that featured late lead changes and a strong first half by Milwaukee.

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Philadelphia Julius Erving Milwaukee Bucks Bucks Alton Lister Erving Andrew Toney 76Ers Charles Barkley Terry Cummings Paul Pressey Sidney Moncrief Cummings Milwaukee Pierce
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