Tabor Bluejays Prolong OU Skid 30-15 at Conk Field
Tabor College Bluejays bounce back with an 80-15 victory over Ottawa University Braves at Conk Field. QB Rueben Rice passes for 198 yards and three touchdowns, with Steve Vogt and Jeff Fikers starring. OU’s Hercules Stancil shone with eight receptions for 146 yards and a TD as Tabor clinched their second straight league win.
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Rick Peterson
Ottawa University Braves
Tabor College Bluejays
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Kansas College Athletic Conference
Rueben Rice
Doug Beisel
Jeff Fikers
Steve Vogt
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Fikers
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Ivan Reimer
Golden
Reimer
Clayton Harmon
Bluejay
Brave
Harmon
Braves
George Washington
Nacho Bueno
Hercules Stancil
Tabors
Jan Salge
Steve Roberts
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Stancil
Darius Dobbs
Salge
Tim Reigel
Southwestern
Kansas Wesleyan
Sterling
KWU
Friends
Bethany
St. Mary
Bethel
McPherson
Wesleyan
Cook Field
Tarkio
Jeff Fikes
Rueban Rice
Pat
Rural Harriers Upset Miege In 5A Regional Cross Country
Washburn Rural claimed the 5A regional team crown with Chris Currie winning the boys race in 10 20 over Miege leader John Saul as Paola and Ottawa earned key state berths. In 4A, Tonganoxie dominated with 48 points, Bret Evans led five top 10 finishers in 10 53, and Iola and Gardner secured the remaining state spots. The girls races advance to Manhattan with the 5A girls at 9 30 a.m. and 5A boys at 10 a.m. Saturday.
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Paola
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Hillcrest Drive-In
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Saul
Reid Graham
Manhattan
Clay Dickerson
Steve Groth
Lee Collard
Mark Fuchs
Bonner
Tim Ballou
Cary Steiner
Ward
Keith Conner
Ottawa
Chuck Stewart
Brad Greiner
Kurt Skiles
Cyclones
Bruce Starks
Basehor
Iola
Garnett
Gardner
Baldwin
Overbrook-Santa Fe Trail
Piper
Osawatomie
Cherokee
DeSoto
Shawnee Aquinas
Bret Evans
Steve Kane
Jeff Heinrich
Tongy
Casey Boatwright
Bob Brock
Mike McLeod
Russell Hill
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NFL Owners Reject Three-Year 1.1 Billion Union Demand
The NFL Management Council studied a three-year 1.1 billion dollar union bid for 1982 to 1984. Owners fronted a counter offer while the union pressed for terms and threatened to end talks. A central fund would hold 80 percent for salaries bonuses pensions and related costs with 20 percent in an owners discretionary pool for signing bonuses and free agents.
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Swap Proposals in Major League Pact Talks
The union seeks a $1.28 billion package with $93 million immediate wage increases this year and rising totals through 1986. The management offer sets year by year totals from 1983 to 1986, with 75 percent owner guaranteed, $480 million bargained by the union, and pensions and benefits making up about 17 percent of the expired agreement. The union cites three of five essential demands left unaddressed including veterans protections, union rights to bargain for incentives, and a share of television revenues.
Waverly Clinches Playoff Bid With Lebo Win Showdown
Waverly knocked Lebo 27 12 to set up a 1A district title race at Hartford Friday night Both teams were 3 in district play The Bulldogs wore down Lebo with a 321 yard ground game Scott Worrell scored a 5 yard TD Tim Smith added two runs and Jim Sutton plunged in For Lebo Matt Small and Rod Longhofer produced early scores but Waverly outgained Lebo 354 to 145 in total offense and dominated the action with 71 plays to 43.
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Bulldogs
Hartford
Matt Small
Rod Longhofer
Vie Bulldogs
Uiven
Scott Worrell
Tim Smith
Jim Sutton
WHS
Smith
Daryl Chapman
Worrell
Small
Sutton
Braves End Volleyball Season With Split at Marys and Friends
Ottawa University split two matches in Dodge City, defeating Friends University 1 15 15 10 after a rough opener, then losing to St Mary of the Plains 15-6 15-7. Key plays came from Pam Dooley, Mary Belden with seven straight serves, and Cindy Lund with kills as OU finished 11-20 and sixth in the KCAC.
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Ottawa University
Friends University
St. Mary of the Plains
OU Gals
Friends
Falcons
St. Mary
Braves
Corkie Hedlund
Ottawa
Pam Dooley
Mary Belden
Cindy Lund
Hedlund
Dooley
Linda Manley
Beiden
Belden
Kansas College Athletic
Panther Spikers Roll to Regional Title Defeat Hartford and Marais des Cygnes Valley
Williamsburg Panthers improved to 21-2 by winning regional action at Lebo with 15-12 15-9 over Marais des Cygnes Valley and 15-8 15-8 over Hartford. Theresa May had 10 spikes and seven kills against the first foe, while Judy Szollosi added 15 spikes and seven kills against Hartford. The team advances to sub-state at Madison, with a state trip to Pratt on Nov 13 if they win.
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Marais Des Cygnes Valley
Hartford
Pratt
Marais Des Cygnes
Theresa May
WHS
Judy Szollosi
Panther
Roger Driver
OU Kickers Rally Past Tabor For District Title Bid
OU kicks rallied from a 2-0 halftime deficit to beat Tabor 3-2 in Hillsboro and earn home-field for the district championship against Benedictine at Dick Peters Memorial Sports Complex. Joe Sesto, Steve Eustice, and Bobby Miller supplied goals for the Braves.
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Benedictine
Dick Peters Memorial
Steve Eustice
Perdew
Bobby Miller
Miller
Eustice
Bluejay
Lidie Leal
Paul Coffey
Ravens
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Ray Kahla
Mark Perdew
Arcee Sessios
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