Ryan Tops Royals in Stadium Return at 6 3
Nolan Ryan, 42, pitched a complete game with five singles allowed and two walks as the Rangers defeated the Royals 6-3 at Royals Stadium. Ryan struck out 11 and earned his 21st career win against Kansas City, while Bo Jackson led Kansas City with four strikeouts. The game marked Ryan’s first appearance in the park in almost a decade and featured praise from Royals players and manager for his enduring power and control.
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Versatility highlighted in OU athletic hall of fame inductee
Ottawa University honors 91 year old Dewey Wolgast as one of seven original inductees in the new Ottawa University Athletic Hall of Fame. Despite age and travel limits, he recalls a versatile career lettering in football basketball and track and a year in tennis while at OU. His track prowess included a state pole vault record and high point in the state meet.
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Troubled star Lloyd Daniels shot. life spirals in spotlight
New York reports Lloyd Daniels, once touted as Magic Johnson and Connie Hawkins of high school fame, lies in critical condition after a drug debt related shooting. The 22-year-old had a turbulent path through five high schools, rehab centers, and a Queens hospital, with academics a noted weakness as he faced a potential NBA future. Daniels reportedly was shot three times in the neck and torso in a dispute.
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Ottawa High tennis places second in Southeast Kansas League
Fort Scott wins team title with 27 points as Ottawa finishes runner up with 21. Reekie and Martin reach finals in singles. Reekie loses to Lippold in the final. Cyclones head to Lake Shawnee Topeka for Class 5A regional with Reekie Martin and Ream/Rea pairs in the doubles.
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Cyclone golfers finish eighth in SEE league event
Southeast Kansas golf meet at Fort Scott sees Labette County edge Fort Scott for runner up as Pittsburg wins team title. Steve Torchia claims medalist honors with 72 while Ottawa High places eighth. Brent Getty leads Cyclones with 84 and other teammates post scores as top individuals chase.
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Osage duo clinches multiple titles at league meet
Osage City's Stacy Moore and Renee Mathey lead the Indians at the Mid East League meet, with Mathey winning the long jump and sprints and Moore taking the discus and shot put. Osage City finishes second overall behind Santa Fe Trail, with key placings from Privat and Stromgren and an eye toward regional and state meets next week.
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