Williamsburg Boys And Marmaton Valley Shine At TRL Meet
Four area schools earned Three Rivers League track titles as divisions split for the first time. Burlington topped Division I boys with 157 points, Humboldt edged Yates Center and Central Heights in the big girls field, while Marmaton Valley led Division II girls and Pleasanton topped Division II boys. Central Heights stars dominated multiple events, Pomona and Leroy posted multiple medals, and Williamsburg claimed several wins in the small-school divisions. Complete results are set for Tuesday's Herald.
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Humboldt
Pleasanton
Marmaton Valley
Central Heights
Pomona
Williamsburg
Yates Center
Jayhawk-Linn
Uniontown
Crest
LeRoy
Gridley
Kathy Wood
Pomiona
Mary Ann Frevert
Frevert
Clint Burkdoll
Vikings
Brian Timblin
Greg Carey
Tony Stot
Kelli Magrath
Nancy Weigand
Lisa Cravens
Magrath
Weigand
Cravens
Nebraska Sweeps Big 8 Outdoor Titles at Lawrence
Nebraska claims both men and women titles in the 1987 Big Eight Outdoor meet, last swept in 1966 by the Huskers. Linetta Wilson leads the women's 200 as Regis Humphrey wins the men's 800. Sammie Resh captures the women’s 1500. Kansas State stars shine in multiple events, while Missouri and Colorado post wins in relays and hurdles.
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Kan
Nebraska Cornhuskers
Gary Pepin
Nebraska
Kansas State
Pepin
Linetta Wilson
Regis Humphrey
Huskers
Humphrey
Robert Gonzales
Sammie Resh
Cornhuskers
Veronica Habert
Oklahoma State
Michelle Milling
Jacque Struckhoff
Victor Edet
Missouri
Struckhoff
Edet
Felicia Carpenter
Colorado
Donna’ Waller
Memorial Stadium
Faye Barrett
Mike Schnebel
Dave Brown
Schnebel
Brown
Kansas
Ron Bahm
Dan Reese
Tim Wakeland
Iowa State
Schultze Places In Two Events At KU Track Meet
Lawrence Ottawa High graduate Todd Schultze, a KU junior, placed fourth in the decathlon and sixth in the pole vault at the Big Eight Conference Track and Field Championships. He totaled 6,653 points in decathlon, 352 more than his Kansas Relays score, while teammate Chris Bohanan won the pole vault and Pat Mans on placed second.
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Ottawa
Todd Schultze
University of Kansas
Schultze
Jeff Loescher
Nebraska
Ron McPhee
Craig Branstrom
Jayhawks
Enoch Hays
Kansas
Chris Bohanan
Pat Manson
TTI Eee
Laws Leaving Harrier Post By RICK PETERSON
Ottawa High signs Chris Kornhaus to replace Mark Laws as cross country coach while Laws remains head track coach. Laws plans to aid football and notes Kornhaus will do a great job. Kornhaus advised by athletic director Lyle Rutter as the best fit for the returning runners and team.
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Rick Peterson
Mark Laws
Ottawa High
Cyclones
Laws
Chris Kornhaus
OHS
Kornhaus
Kelly Krumsick
Michelle Murphy
Lady Cyclones
Murphy
OHL
Lyle Rutter
Brett Sidelined With Knee Injury
Kansas City Royals third baseman George Brett was placed on the 15 day disabled list with a right knee injury. Doctors would decide if surgery is needed after today’s examination following a partial tear of the medial collateral ligament sustained while throwing to home in Friday’s game with Milwaukee. Brett had just been activated Wednesday after missing 20 games with a rib injury and previously endured a similar knee injury in 1984 requiring arthroscopic surgery.
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Kansas City, Mo
Kansas City Royals
George Brett
Brett
Milwaukee
Ottawa Arrows open 1987 season with doubleheader wins
Ottawa Arrows AA opened the 1987 season by sweeping Rockhurst in a doubleheader, 4-2 in eight innings and 8-5. Barry Reynolds pitched a complete game for the first win, with Tal Moses, B Reynolds and Mark Reynolds collecting two hits. Moses, 16, drove in the deciding runs with a two-run homer in the eighth. Ottawa built a six-run first inning in game two, led by Mike Aspinwall with two RBIs, and benefited from eight walks. The team returns to play next Saturday at Bishop Miege, then hosts local Legion alums Sunday at Orlis Cox Field.
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American Legion AA
Arrows
Rockhurst
Barry Reynolds
Tal Moses
B. Reynolds
Mark Reynolds
Moses
Homer
Charlie Winsky
Jason Sellers
Legion
Orlis Cox Field
Brett Returns from DL After Rib Injury
Brett had appeared in three games since coming off the disabled list for a separated cartilage injury in his right rib after swinging in an April 19 game in New York. He was 5-for-13 since the return.
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Brett
New York
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