Ottawa Braves lead All-ECAC football first team selections
Ottawa University troops earn five first team spots with Stancil Ellrich Williams Salge on offense and Bruce Riegel Talbot on defense. Second team honors go to Bruce and Riegel with Butler also getting honorable mention as OU finishes 4-6 overall under coach Dennis Franchione.
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Cole's Colts Open at Jewell's Cardinal Classic
Ottawa University men’s basketball opens the 1982-83 season with a Cardinal Classic in Liberty Missouri facing Benedictine College Friday night and host William Jewell College Saturday. OU coach Cole emphasizes progress and plans to use eight to ten players during the weekend tournament.
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Wellsville Eagles Eye Neodesha Showdown in 3A Substate
Wellsville head coach Bart Kjolhede prepares a relaxed but focused 10-1 Eagles for Friday’s 3A substate clash against unbeaten Neodesha Bluestreaks. The team aims to replicate last week’s 22-2 regional win over Rossville and enter the game at top form with key players healthy.
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Bowling Scores From Saturday League Standings Update
A dense list of bowling team results shows numerous squads with high totals. Notable scorers include J Gollier 92 248 and S Wolken 124 357, with teams like COBRAS and PANTHERS posting top marks amid a long sequence of 10 30 starts and individual game totals.
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Ex Royals Coach Named To A s Post
Steve Boros named Oakland A s manager after Billy Martin exit with strong endorsements from Whitey Herzog John McHale and Jack McKeon. Boros recalled long road through minors and majors and praised Billy Martin who mentored him in Detroit.
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Royals Open 1983 Home Schedule Against Brewers
Kansas City Royals announce the home opener against AL champion Milwaukee Brewers on April 8 at 7 35 p.m. CST and road opener at Baltimore on April 4. The schedule includes 14 homestands, 15 day games, 66 night contests with August busiest and September closing against the Minnesota Twins.
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