Mixed League Volleyball Results and Water Aerobics Details
Week results list Clark Country, Screen & Holler, Ouawa Vet Hosp, and Duke in volleyball with Extinct, Duke MFG, Dr Burks Dirty Dozen leading standings. Water aerobics sessions run Saturdays at 8:30 AM with 10 sessions costing 42.50 and 20 sessions at 20. sign up at the ORC office or call 242-1939.
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Going Extinct
Screen & Holler
Ouawa Vet
Clark Country
Duke
Dodson
Duke Mfg
Dr Burks Dirty Dozen
Ohawa Vet
Ate
Radson
ORC
Record of Historic Underdogs in Opening Rares
The piece lists remarkable opening performances with odds for six notable horses. Secretariat finished fourth, Seattle Slew won, Dr. Fager won at 10-1, Affirmed won at 14-1, Spectacular Bid won at 6, and Ruffian won at 4. All were their first career races.
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Secretariat
Seattle Skew
Dr. Fager
Affirmed
Spectacular Bid
Royals Rally Past White Sox For 6-5 Win In KC Comeback
Felix Jose drove in the go ahead run in the eighth as Kansas City erased a 5-1 deficit to beat Chicago 6-5. Gary Gaetti homered and Vince Coleman delivered a sac fly during a rally that gave KC its third straight victory and fifth in six games. David Cone earned his 100th win despite allowing five runs.
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Felix Jose
Kansas City Royals
Chicago White Sox
Royals
Gary Gaetti
Vince Coleman
Kansas City
Paul Assenmacher
Mike Macfarlane
Kirk
Hipolito Pichardo
Macfarlane
Jason Bere
Ozzie Guillen
Bob Hamelin
Gaetti
Jose DeLeon
Bere
Jose Lind
Jose
Greg Gagne
Coleman
Joey Cora
Julio Franco
White Sox
Cora
Chicago
Tim Raines
Raines
Franco
Ottawa Swim Club to Host First Kansas Duathlon
The Ottawa Swim Club sponsors a five kilometer run, thirty kilometer bike, and five kilometer run duathlon Sunday at Forest Park. Registration opens at 6 am with races starting 7 am. Entry fees are 25 dollars for individuals and 35 dollars for two person teams. The course runs through Forest Park and nearby streets, with officials at intersections and the event sanctioned by the Triathlon Federation of America.
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Eisenhower
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Chippewa Hills
the Park
The
Triathlon Federation of America
Holthus named Chiefs radio voice in 3 year deal
Mitch Holthus the Kansas State play by play announcer was chosen as the Chiefs radio voice for three years replacing Kevin Harlan who moved to Fox. At 36 the 11 year veteran beat about 75 applicants and will work with Len Dawson as color commentator on KCFX FM.
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Mitch Holthus
Kansas State
Kansas City Chiefs
Holthus
Kevin Harlan
Fox Television Network
Len Daw
Son
Chiefs
Harlan
Bill Newman
Kcfx-Fm
Running back Bennett inks three year Chiefs contract
Kansas City Chiefs signed second round pick Donnell Bennett a three year deal on Friday. President GM Carl Peterson praised the move saying Bennett strengthens the backfield and performs as a fullback in the offense. Bennett, Miami's starter at fullback the past two seasons, had 1,075 rushing yards on 258 attempts.
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Donnell Bennett
Kansas City Chiefs
NFL
Donnell
Carl Peterson
Chiefs
Bennett
Miami
Ottawa University Braves Reach KCAC Title Showdown at Tabor
The Ottawa University baseball team won twice in Salina to reach a 7 tonight matchup with Tabor for the KCAC Championship. Mike Basler homered to cap a 6-5 win over Kansas Wesleyan after Billy Mead earned the first win and Beau Basler earned the relief win for Matt Lloyd. The Braves opened with an 11-8 victory over Sterling.
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Ottawa University
Tabor
Kansas
K State names Pepperdine aide as top assistant
Kansas State head coach Tom Asbury tapped Steve Aggers, his former Pepperdine assistant, to fill the final vacancy on his staff. Aggers previously served four years at Pepperdine under Asbury and the pair previously worked as Wyoming assistants in 1978 79.
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Kan
Tom Asbury
Kansas State
Pepperdine
Asbury
Steve Aggers
Aggers
Wyoming
Floyd Accepts ISU Basketball Coach Job in Ames
Tim Floyd, 40, became Iowa State's new basketball coach after accepting a five year deal worth 400000 annually with a 105000 base. He arrived by private jet from New Orleans and called the decision thrilling and right for him.
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Ames
Iowa
Tim Floyd
Iowa State
Tom
Floyd
New Orleans
Derby field edges toward largest crowd in years
Kentucky Derby field looks strongest in a decade with Holy Bull and Brocco as favorites. Notable owners and show‑biz figures attend, including Albert Broccoli and Burt Bacharach. Forecast calls for rain as 153-year-old runners boast 26 stakes wins in 98 starts.
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Ron McAnally
Valiant Nature
Holy Bull
Brocco
Hall of Fame
McAnally
Jimmy Croll
Charlie Whittingham
Jack van Berg
Albert Broccoli
James Bond
Randy Winick
San Felipe
Burt Bacharach
Alfie
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