Leavenworth Heads 4-A Regional Track Showdown At Ottawa
Leavenworth leads a strong 4-A regional field at Ottawa High as top sprinters and hurdlers clash with Harmon Schlagle Bishop Miege Turner Emporia Sumner in boys events while Miege Emporia Leavenworth and Schlagle vie for girls team title. Ottawa coaches expect a preview of Salina state meet with Cyclones funneling forces for state berths.
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Terry Ostmeyer
Kansas
Ottawa High
Salina
Leavenworth
Ottawa
Don Kornhaus
OHS
Harmon
Schlagle
Bishop Miege
Turner
Emporia
Sumner
Frank Lange
Mike Albo
Adrian Rogers
Thurman Alexander
Mark Flitcraft
David Featherston
Miege
East Kansas League
Kornhaus
OHS Relays Lead Contenders In Ottawa Track Meet
Ottawa High School focuses on relay events with Debbie Burch and sprinter Janine Moore keying the girls and coach Kornhaus naming Tim Wilson Deron Kramer Mike LaRue Tony Weatherbee for the boys 440 and mile relays. Cyclones show ERL strengths, while girls boost comes from Julie Buick Crystal Weaver Karrie Brockman Amy Sheldon Moore and ninth graders Janean Burke Shelly Burch Dawn Murray. Action at the OHS complex begins 10 a.m. with field events and track prelims at 11 a.m. finals at 1 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OHS
Kornhaus
Tim Wilson
Deron Kramer
Mike LaRue
Tony Weatherbee
Kramer
LaRue
Weatherbee
Keith Skidmore
Alan Keefer
Cyclones
Ottawa
Karrie Brockman
Brockman
Amy Sheldon
Weaver
Moore
Janean Burke
Shelly Burch
Dawn Murray
Carlton Edges Seaver In NL Duel For Phillies Victory
Phillies lefty Steve Carlton beat Tom Seaver 4-1 as Greg Luzinski homered and Richie Hebner drove in two on a two run triple. Seaver was knocked out in the eighth after allowing four runs on six hits. Cardinals blank Dodgers 2-0 and Giants beat Pirates 6-2 in other NL games. Red Sox top Orioles 5-4 behind Jim Rice's 11th homer. NAIA District 10 and tennis results noted in Kansas.
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Carlton
Reds
Tom
Seaver
Cincinnati
Tom Terrific
St. Louis Cardinals
Los Angeles Dodgers
San Francisco Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago Cubs
San Diego Padres
New York Mets
Montreal Expos
Boston Red Sox
Baltimore Orioles
California
Detroit
Minnesota
Chicago
Greg Luzinski
Richie Hebner
Luzinski
Phillies
Hebner
Cardinals
Dodgers
Bob Forsch
Ted Simmons
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Glanta
Pirates
Bob Knepper
Jack Clark
Willie McCovey
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Giants
Red Sox
Orioles
Jim Rice
Boston
Baltimore
Rice
Dennis Martinez
Jerry Remy
Baseball Scoreboard Friday Games Schedule and Standings
The scoreboard lists Friday matchups Seattle at Toronto California at Cleveland Oakland at Detroit New York at Kansas City Boston at Minnesota Milwaukee at Chicago Baltimore at Texas and Saturday games Oakland at Detroit Seattle at Toronto California at Cleveland Boston at Minnesota Milwaukee at Chicago New York at Kansas City. National League East standings show Philadelphia Montreal Pittsburgh and New York leading the division with varying win totals. American League matchups and results are interwoven with noted pitchers and records for teams including Abbott Jefferson Knapp Paxton Rozema Figueroa Splitter Torrez Serum Goltz Augustine Wood Palmer Matlack and others.
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Seattle
Abbott
Toronto
Jefferson
California
Knapp
Cleveland
Paxton
Oakland
Johnson
Detroit
Rozema
New York
Figueroa
Kansas City
Splitter
Boston
Torrez
Minesota
Serum
Goltz
Jay
Milwaukee
Augustine
Chicago
Wood
Baltimore
Palmer
Texas
Matlack
Minnesota
Pei
Phil
Mont
Chi
Pitt
Sfra
Woo
San Diego
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Montreal
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Boggs
Grimsley
Houston
Niekro
Swan
Bonham
Lerch
Booker
Qwchinko
Burris
West Oak
Ottawa Javelin Duo Represent Region 6 At AIAW Meet
Ottawa University’s Karen Ebert and Deb Thompson, the lone JU entrants, qualified for the Region 6 AIAW track meet at Emporia State Welch Stadium. The senior and freshman were among a few QU athletes to qualify before events were trimmed, and Ebert and Thompson were set to compete in the javelin around noon as Kansas and neighboring states vie for nationals.
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Ottawa University
Emporia
Karen Ebert
Deb Thompson
Emporia State
Welch Stadium
Kansas
Nebraska
South Dakota
North Dakota
Minnesota
Iowa
Missouri
Ebert
Thompson
Weather Str Bugs Fishermen
Weather and fishing activity show a slow recovery with rain and cool spells hindering progress. White bass crappie and walleye appear in various lakes and rivers, with anglers reporting crappie and bass bites on minnows, jigs, and spinners across multiple Kansas waters and reservoirs.
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Harris News Service
Kansas
Council Grove Lake
Crawford State Lake
Elk City Lake
Fall River
Rockbridge Cove
Badger
Casner
John Redmond
Marias Des Cygnes
Norma
Melvern
Turkey Cove
Lowman's Cove
Montgomery State
Neosho State
Neosho Wildlife Area
Perry Lake
Pomona Lake
Toronto
Man's Cove
Wilson State
Cheney Lake
Crapple
Marion Lake
Kanopolis Lake
Marina Cove
Kingman State
Wilson Lake
Cedar Bluff
Kirwin
Grays Park
Norton
Leod Cove
Weaster
OHS Golfers Just Miss Out In Regional
In 4 A regional play at Emporia Municipal Ottawa High narrowly missed state berths. Kevin Smell triple bogeyed the 18th as he and Dick Hamilton finished two-man at 166, one shot from third. Four-man Ottawa finished ninth. Topeka West won the two-man with 155 and Emporia led five berths with 316 in four-man.
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Emporia
Ottawa High
Emporia Municipal
Kevin Smell
Cyclone
OHS
Smell
Dick Hamilton
Hamilton
Manhattan
Topeka West
Highland Park
Ottawa
Bishop Miege
Brad Brill
Cyclones
Ned Moore
Joe Bouska
Mike Didde
J. L. Lewis
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Debbie Burch
Janine Moore
Skidmore
Bob Shaffer
Keefer
Bob Dodson
Julie Buick
Crystal Weaver
Phils
Ken Rappoport
Steve Carlton
Cincinnati Reds
Tom Seaver
Philadelphia Phillies
Cubs
Padres
Rudy Meoli
Bobby Murcer
Steve Ontiveros
Joe Wallis
Mets
Expos
Bobby Valentine
Pat Zachry
Ravens
ESU
Naia Tennis
Hns
McPherson College
Craig Holman
Les Stafford
Eddie Quirarte
Holman
Stafford
Country Kitchen
AIAW
S. Main
Baseball
Parents and Softball League
Listts Center
Levis
Town & Country ST
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