All Big Eight announc es baseball team names
The all Big Eight Conference baseball team was announced in Kansas City. Mike Daniel of Oklahoma State earned Player of the Year and Mike Clerk of Kansas State was Coach of the Year. First Team selections include Bobby Benjamin Nebraska Mitch Simong Oklahoma lag hone Bobby Carleon Oklahoma, Deniel Hawkins Missouri, Kevin Jordan Nebraska, Mike Weimerskirch Iowa State Pat Karlin Kansas Scott Campbell Oklahoma, plus pitchers Renko Kansas Deamer Missouri Tipson Oklahoma Hierholzer Kansas State and relievers Shaw Kansas Malanga Nebraska.
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Kansas City
Mike Daniel
Oklahoma State
Mike Clerk
Kansas State
Mike Busch
Iowa State
Virgil Palk
Bill Vosik
Nebraska
Craig Wilson
Kansas
Stee
Tim Pinkowski
Missouri
Mark Moore
Andre Champagne
Oklahoma
Shawn
Buchanan
Jowd State
Denard Stewart
Jeremy Burnitz
Tom Versiges
Iowa Sage
Kent Coster
Iowe State
Kent Hipp
Dennis Burbank
Mau’ Reybel
Scott Black
Steve Scoville
Young Ottawa High golfers taste state tournament
Ottawa High's underclassman team at Salina finished last among 12 in the 5A state golf team race. Kapaun won the title with 313, Liberal 314, while Liberal's Keith Clumsky claimed individual medalist honors with 71. Ottawa freshman Josh Ostmeyer led the Cyclones at 81, with sophomore Charlie Waymire and other freshmen contributing as the team totaled 347.
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Salina
Ottawa High
Cyclones
OHS
Wichita Kapaun
Kapaun
Liberal
Bishop Miege
Arkansas City
Coffeyville
Winfield
Keith Clumsky
Great Bend
Clumsky
Salina Municipal Golf Course
Justin Brown
Pittsburg
Jimmy Saporito
Tom Tims
Goddard
Ottawa
Josh Ostmeyer
Charlie Waymire
Judd Mourning
Jamie Winsky
Todd Grigg
Landon Thompson
Salina Central
Newton
Parsons
Stilwell-Blue Valley
Wichita Carroll
Tom Sims
Skip Pankewich
McPherson
Jay Jungles
Mike Lake
Ark City
V. Holtzman
Labette Co
Keith Kawpiszeski
Miege
Chris Kuhlman
Slade Adams
Rex Gibson
Corky Cain
Tony Blake
B. Marshall
KC Turner
Brett Schlyer
Hays
Chad Patton
Monte Brent
Sal
Basketball innovator Edward Steitz dies at 69 in Massachusetts
Edward Steitz, a pivotal figure in amateur basketball who rewrote rules and introduced the 3 point shot to college and international play, died Monday at age 69 in East Longmeadow. A Springfield College athletics leader and USA Basketball co founder, he also chaired the 1984 Olympic Basketball Committee and pushed rule changes including the time clock and dunk. His death ends an era for Springfield College and the sport, with memorials planned and the museum closing for the service.
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Trudy Tynan
Associated Press
Springfield
Mass
Edward
Steiz
Steitz
Steils
Springfield College
East Longmeadow
Ken Cerino
Joe O’brien
Basketball Hall of Fame
Frank §. Falcone
U.S
USA Basketball
Akron secretary runs wrong race by mistake at Cleveland Marathon
Georgene Johnson, 42, entered the 10 kilometer race but joined the 26 mile Revco Cleveland Marathon at the start. She finished 83rd in the women’s division with a time of 4 hours 4 minutes after realizing the mix up and continuing on.
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Kristi Umbrest
Associated Press
Cleveland
Georgene Johnson
Johnson
Tigers end Royals slide on home runs in Detroit win
Detroit 11 Kansas City 6. Tigers snap seven game skid with eight second inning runs led by Lou Whitaker and Lloyd Moseby homers. Brett ends drought with a roof-top homer for Kansas City. Gleaton earns save for Detroit as Gordon takes loss.
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Tiger Stadium
Kansas City Royals
Tigers
Royals
John Wathan
Tiger
Lou Whitaker
Lloyd Moseby
Royal
Tom Gordon
Kevin Appier
Wathan
Gordon
Jeff Robinson
Kansas City
Jerry Don Gleaton
Gleaton
Ball Park
George Brett
Brett
The
Robinson
Yankee Stadium
Matt Nokes
Bo Jackson
Gerald Perry
Bi Seitzer
Phillips
Stillwell
Perry
Whitakr
Fielder
Beett
Moseby
Eiforch
Willime
Macferth
Gward
Heath
E—Phillips
Eisenreich
Shumpen
Seitzer
Hr—Perry
Whitaker
Nokes
Blackson
Trammeld
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Volleyball Friends
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the Volleyballers
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