Blades fall in OT as Peoria shocks KC in playoff game
Kan sas City Blades lead series 3-1 after a 6-5 overtime loss to Peoria in Kemper Arena. Rookie Jan Caloun netted a hat trick and Ed Courtney scored the OT winner as Peoria sustained its bid to force a seventh game.
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Ralph Young
Jan Calvin
Peoria
Darren Veitch
Kirk Tomlinson
Blades
Ansas City
KK Mo
Kanas City Blades
Rivermen
Kemper Arena
Ed Courtney
Larry Dyck
Kansas City
Jim Wiley
Jan Caloun
Caloun
Shean Donovan
Parris Duffus
Calvun
Wiley
Pat Ferschweiler
Blade
Duffus
Claudio Scremin
Ferschweiler
Braves rally past rain to force suspension in tense matchup
In a rain delayed game, the Braves staged a late rally to take the lead in the seventh and push across the go ahead run. The Astros beat the Cardinals 6-4, while the Mets tied a game with a leadoff triple by Bobby Bonilla and a grand slam by Todd Hundley. Barry Bonds supplied a two run homer for the Giants in a 5-4 win, and Houston won its fourth straight behind eighth inning doubles by Magadan and Eusebio.
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Braves
Page
Astros
Cardinals
Butch Henry
Cnto
Mets
Bobby Bonilla
Dave Magadan
Tony Eusebio
Ottawa JV golfers finish third in three-team meet
Ottawa High School placed third in a nine hole JV golf tournament with a team total of 242. Gardner won at 178, Baldwin was second at 202. Ottawa eight players led by Eric Vogeler and Brad Owen with 59 each. others included Warren Potter Kris Kolody Nathan Swearingen Luke Gray Mandy Leitaker and Kristian Olsen. Ottawa heads to Anderson County Invitational. Huron League Tournament is next at Ottawa Country Club. John Katzer is the defending OHL champion.
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Garnett
Ottawa High School
Ottawa
Gardner
Baldwin
Eric Vogeler
Brad Owen
Cyclones
Warren Potter
Kris Kolody
Nathan Swearingen
Luke Gray
Mandy Leitaker
Kristian Olsen
Cyclone
Anderson County
Ottawa Country Club
OHL
John Katzer
KC Overpowers Minnesota 6 0 In rout at home
The Kansas City club dominated Minnesota with a 6 0 victory. Pitcher solidly shut down the visitors, fanning the first five batters and retiring the side in the fifth. Scott Leius and David McCarty were retired on routine plays as the bullpen preserved the lead.
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Scott Leius
David McCarty
Dilson Torres
O Neill Upsets In Series. Wells Dominates Early
O Neill upset in the first two games of the series as Wells retired 14 straight batters starting in the second, striking out three with no walks. In Anaheim, Geronimo Berroa and Terry Steinbach homered for the Athletics, Berroa's two-run shot in the seventh and Steinbach's solo homer in the fourth, in a game briefly halted by a bench clearing brawl.
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Wells
Anaheim
Calif
Geronimo Berroa
Terry Steinbach
Athletics
Berroa
Steinbach
COF Swimmers Win 56 Medals at Area 5 Aquatics Meet
COF athletes secured 56 medals from 22 swimmers at the Area 5 Aquatics Meet in Arlington. They earned 20 first places, 17 seconds, 14 thirds, and four fourths across freestyle, breaststroke, backstroke, floatation, unassisted swims, and a walk race. Notable results include multiple placements for Ottawa and Burlington swimmers in women’s and men’s events and a relay team effort led by Bowlby, Terry, Jester, and Hurlock.
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Arlington
Vicki Edwards
Ottawa
Joyce Rose
Anna Jester
Burlington
Sandy Robinson
Heath — Nanci Wilson
First
Patricia Christ
Debbie Sloan
Larry Hurlock
George Taylor
Osage City
Seaiure
Steven Terry
Carl Spitler
Sean Lovell
N A
Diana Bowlby
Nanci Willson
Forfeiture Order in Franklin County Court Kansas
The Franklin County District Court in Ottawa Kansas orders show cause why the State should forfeit property described as a 1970 Mercury VIN 6762K538630. The petition by John Wilcox Jr Deputy County Attorney cites violation of the Kansas Uniform Controlled Substances Act with proceedings set for June 26 1985. notice to interested parties required and default risks noted. Also includes an ordinance adopting a 6 percent retailer sales tax in Princeton Kansas with revenue to fund city operations. effective July 1 1906 and approved by voters in the April 4 1905 election, to be enforced by the State Director of Taxation and Department of Revenue.
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John Wilcox, Jr
Franklin County
K.S.A
Charaby
Hamring
Franklin County Attorney's Office
W Thomas H. Sachse
Dietrict
Princeton
Franklincourt
Kansas
Kaneas
Department of Revenus
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St. Louis
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Barry Bonds
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Tucker
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Cole
Howard Cf
Puckett
Godwin
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JeCirk
Hmelin
Leius
Gretti
Haleph Gagne As
MeCrty Ib
Jose Rf
Mearesss
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Maynee
Lind
Tose
G—Gagne
Cordova
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Hamelin
Je Clark
Hina
Gagne
BBSO
Morrison
Clark
Barrett
O’ Neill
Angels
COF
Stephanie King
Traci Porteous
Ann Peet
Ary Farrington
Rosie Atwood
Tammy Workman
Jason Slemp
Daniel Slemp
Mary Farrington
Rose Atwood
Kevin Kuykendall
District Court of
State of Kansas
fe/Lyle
Gorton
Lyle B. Gorton
Mayor
Virginia
City Clark
Mona
Synoon
F&s
Sun
Gary & Linda Thompson Owners
Arlen Lierz
Karla Plaschka
Jill Warren
Main Street Opry
Main
Omaha
Kevin Orr
Omana
Call Adamson Bros
Wainut
Kiwanis
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