Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn ousted by NL owners
AP Chicago. Bowei Kuhn lost support as 5 NL owners joined Atlanta’s Ted Turner in voting him out. Kuhn needed three quarters in both leagues and failed with AL 11 3 in favor and NL 7 5, ending Aug 13 1983 term after 14 years. Ballot signals possible successor and debate over voting rules.
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Atlanta Braves
Ted Turner
Kuhn
Turner
Nelson Doubleday
New York Mets
John
Waverly's Jim Sutton Voted Area Player of the Week
Senior fullback Jim Sutton rushed 164 yards on 24 carries and scored a touchdown as Waverly Bulldogs defeated Lebo 27 to 12. With a 6-2 record, they face Watford for the district title and a state playoff spot Friday night.
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Waverly High School
Jim Sutton
Herald
Bulldogs
Lebo
Sutton
Watford
Graggs Claim Top Finishes In Developmental Cross Country
Jamie Gragg won the girls 10 and under 3k in 1 38 and Ricky Gragg placed third in his 1d and under race in 13 00 at a developmental cross country meet. The siblings head to the Kanstate Junior Olympics in Lawrence next Saturday.
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Bonner Springs
Jamie
Ricky Gragg
Ricky
Graggs
Kanstate
Lawrence
Boosters Meet To Plan Fall Sports Banquet
The Cyclone Booster Club will meet at 7 p m Wednesday in room 106 at Olawa High School to plan the Fall Sports Banquet. The banquet will be Nov 1 at 6 30 p m in the Cyclone Room with participants in all fall sports and cheerleaders invited, along with their parents. Families should bring a meat dish and two other dishes for the potluck.
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Cyclone
Olawa High School
Pitt Panthers Widen Lead In College Football Poll
Pitt extended its AP poll lead with a 63-14 win over Louisville. SMU surged to second after routing Texas A&M, Georgia rose to third with a 34-3 win, and Arizona State jumped to fourth by defeating Southern California. Miami and Auburn dropped from the Top Twenty while Maryland and Florida rejoined.
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Herschel Nissenson
Pitt Panthers
Associated Press
Washington
Southern Methodist
Georgia
Arizona State
Miami
Auburn
Maryland
Florida
Pitt
Louisville
Mustangs
Memphis State
Southern California
SMU
Arkansas
Rice
Razorbacks
Nebraska
Penn State
Alabama
UCLA
Kansas
Boston College
Mississippi State
Florida State
Gators
Ottawa-Overs Benedictine Soccer Playoff Start Time Moved Up
The NAIA District 10 match between Ottawa University and Benedictine College will begin at noon at O’s Dick Peters Memorial Sports Complex, moved up from 2 p.m. due to the OU-Kansas game. Wesleyan football is slated for 1:30 at Cook Field.
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Ottawa University
Benedictine College
O's
Dick Peters
Ottawa High names six Cyclone Players of the Week
The Ottawa High football staff named six Cyclone Players of the Week after last Friday’s 14 0 District 6 loss to Emporia. Offensive picks were Trent Lancaster Bill Fredricks and Mike Bellinger with Hodges on defense and Chappell Reed cited for hits and a kickoff play. Volleyball honors went to Jennifer Roberts for her strong sub state showing against Chanute.
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Ottawa High
Cyclone
Emporia
Trent Lancaster
Bill Fredricks
Mike Bellinger
Lancaster
Fredricks
Spartans
Bellinger
Keith Hodges
Hodges
OHL
Chuck Blaney
Derek Chappell
Jeff Reed
Reed
Chappell
Jennifer Roberts
Ottawa
Chanute
Roberts
Don Swartz
NFL Owners Still Avoiding Talks
In New York AP report Ed Garvey pressed NFL owners to join strike talks but John Mecom of the Saints remained at home in Houston not traveling to New York. Saints president Eddie Jones said Mecom would not attend unless summoned. A players group planned to meet with the NRB director to press bargaining in good faith as sessions resumed at 10:15 a.m.
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Kuhn
George Steinbrenner
New York Yankees
Eddie Chiles
Texas Rangers
George Argyros
Seattle Mariners
Baseball
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Bowie
San Diego Padres
Ballard Smith
NEW York
Ed Garvey
National Football League
John Mecom
New Orleans Saints
John
Houston
Eddie Jones
Saints
Russell
Union
Daniel Silverman
National Labor Relations Board
Management Council
Heights JV Gridders Finish 6-0 With 22-12 Win
Central Heights caps an unbeaten junior varsity season at 6-0 with a 22-12 win over Burlington. Mike Sheldon scored all three CH touchdowns on runs of 1, 2 and 5 yards, totaling 94 rushing yards. Douglas and Johnson added 2 point conversions. defense featured nine tackles by Clayton Nancy and five by Johnson, Andrews, and Feuerborn.
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Burlington
Central Heights
Viking JV
Mike Sheldon
Sheldon
Mike Douglas
Mark Johnson
Vikings
Clayton Nancy
Johnson
Steve Andrews
Craig Feuerborn
Newcomers Baxter Mobile Homes Update
Readers get an updated market brief listing Baxter Mobile Homes at 3 High, Baker at 184-480 OOF OFFS, High 10-30, Robertson at 185-520, Harris Feed at 2 High 10-30, HarrIs 191-496, and PAG Seeds at -2 with noted price points and locations.
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Baxter Mobile Homes
R. Baker
D. Robertson
Harris
L. HarrIs
Miller Beats Hershberger in Breathe Easy Run at Topeka
Pomona runner Melvin Miller 17.28 in the 5k edged Wichita oilman Jim Hershberger by one second, besting five runners ages 19 to 24. For each finisher ahead of Hershberger, $25 went to the American Lung Association, plus $25 per beating Hershberger. Hershberger 51, a top national athlete, was highlighted on That's Incredible.
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Topeka
Melvin Miller
Pomona
Jim Hershberger
Hershberger
Miller
American Lung Association
Bowling scorecard rough list of high games and members
A chaotic bowling score sheet lists numerous teams and players with high games and series, including McAmillen 211 and 488 for FORCE FIVE, White 204 and 561 for FRIENDLY FIVE, Wille 149, Hoopes 458, Wolken 209-561 for MCDONALDS-4, Brittain 141-440 for NO NAME-1, Fritts 503, Campbell 199 for FRITTS GARAGE-1, Walken 195-518 for RINKY DINKS-3, Johnson 226-550 for COBRAS-3, Miner 164-466 for EASY RIDERS-1, and many more entries across numerous teams and scores. The list appears as a league-wide bulletin with individual scores and team names, packed with player initials and varying high marks.
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S. McAmillen
FORCE
F. White
Friendly
L. Wille
L. Hoopes
McDonalds
R. Wolken
J. Brittain
K. Hirt
Fritts Garage
G. Campbell
D. Fritts
GALS
Turkeys
R. Weems
Rinky Dinks
T. Walken
Cobras
M. Johnson
K. Miner
RED Crown
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Chicago
McMullen
Houston Astros
August A. Busch Jr
St. Louis Cardinals
William Williams
Cincinnati Reds
Graggs Post
Boosters
Kiet
Abilene
PT West
China Painting Club
ADTAN
Semyrth Mul
Coluitus A Sigma
Ysl
Mush Theatre
Wichita
Wiha
Augusta
Miptsburg
Piltsburye
Christairs
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Kanta
Bor
Formading Feriie
Kded Travel & Tourism
Kansas Ave
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Oklahoma
Michigan
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Methodist
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Washington Tad
OHS
NFL
Mecom
Russell Erxleben
Jones
L. Doering
Fedd’s
Dan
M'S&d's
B. Miller
J. Miler
Devils
Joe C
Book OF John
L. Jacobsen
Whiz Bangs
D. King
L. King
J. Robertson
L. Pyle
E. Fisher
M. Clark
Artesiaus
B. Roehl
DE Kalb
L. Edgecomb
M. Wiltsay
D. Roberts
Omma
Bomber League
R. Huske
West Wilson
Firestone
Restong
R. Collman
Budge’s
J. Houston
Wilson
M. Wilson
M. Cox
Lee‘s Downtowner
J. Champ
Lucky Strike
A. Guyett
THE
Boozers
P. Trannell
the Gophers
D. Wright
P. Wright
V. Underwood
Goofballs
R. Marvin
Dribblers
C. Driver
C.F. Bus Inc
J. Prue
D. Bones
Bienies Body Shop
P. Blen
Ottawa Truck
K. Hamerickhouse
D. van Gorp
J. Alexander
Bob’s Mobil
Medlen
State Farm
N. Martindale
LEE
Tae Kun-Doe
S. Crawford
Coffman
Todd
Nsurance
Call
Bob Miller
Deana Farris
Cimarron Ins. Co
Continental Ins. Co
Continental Western
Hartford Ins. Co
Marysville Mutual Western of
Fort Scott
Trinity Ins. Co
Ottawa Insurance Agency
West Second
Ottawa, Kansas
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