Brave netters finish sixth at KCAC tennis meet
Ottawa University’s tennis season ends with a sixth place team finish at the KCAC championships in Wichita. Marlow and LaBahn won third in doubles, earning ECAC honorable mention for Marlow, while OU’s singles players struggled. The Braves drop tennis and golf programs, per OU officials, though Marlow and LaBahn will compete in NAIA District 10 action.
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McRae's Catch Spurs Royals Comeback In Sun Blooms
In a pivotal moment, McRae's leaping snag preserved a Royals rally after Boston's Butch Hobson lamented the turning point. Hesketh no-hit through four, Thurman's 300-foot triple broke the deadlock, and McReynolds homered as Kansas City added insurance.
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Stieb's return lifts Blue Jays to victory over Brewers
Dave Stieb, back from arm problems and surgery, wins a three-hitter for Toronto as they defeat Milwaukee 4-1 at County Stadium. Joe Carter homered twice, tying the game in the sixth and putting the Jays ahead with a two-run shot in the eighth, while Winfield added his 411th career homer.
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Mets overpower Braves as Murray hits 400th and Cone fans five-hitter
Eddie Murray belted his 400th career homer and Howard Johnson stole his 200th base while David Cone pitched a five-hitter for his second straight shutout in a 7-0 Mets win over Atlanta. Johnson joined the 200/200 club as Murray joined a 400-homer club marked by a 24th milestone.
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Cyclones on target at Shawnee Heights athletics meet
Ottawa High School athletes posted season bests and top finishes at Shawnee Heights. Heath Duncan, Jason Wolk, and Vaughn O’Dea set marks in discs 3200 and 800. Kendra Kahler won high jump with 5 4, Elizabeth Lemp 5 4, plus strong relay times and hurdles results. Ottawa to send partial team to Shawnee Mission North and Cha nute Invitational.
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Chiefs' Burruss Bell End NFL Careers With Chiefs
Lloyd Burruss and Mike Bell announced their retirements from the Kansas City Chiefs. Burruss, 34, an 11 year veteran and 1985 team MVP, logged 145 games, 628 tackles and 22 interceptions. Bell, a first round pick in 1979, leaves as the franchise’s No. 2 all time in sacks after 12 seasons.
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