Royals Fire Whitey Herzog as Royals Manager
Whitey Herzog was fired as Kansas City Royals manager after guiding the club to three straight AL West titles. He appeared pale and shaken after leaving general manager Joe Burke’s office, saying the contract would not be renewed. Owner Ewing Kauffman had voiced disapproval of Herzog’s public criticisms of players. No replacement was announced.
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Glenn Covert named Ottawa High Player of the Week
Glenn Covert of Ottawa High earned Herald Area Player of the Week after a 28 21 win over Bishop Miege. The 135 pound senior roving linebacker forced a fumble and returned a 69 yard interception for a TD to spark the East Kansas League victory. Don Elmer of Central Heights also praised for two way play and three interceptions in a 47 0 win over Marmaton Valley.
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Miege JV Routs Ottawa High in Football Blowout
Bishop Miege JV slammed Ottawa High 47-0 as stout defense and a steady ground game limited the Cyclones. Ottawa managed two first downs and a 95 yard kickoff return by Steve McAdoo was their lone bright moment before a late fumble near the Miege 2 yard line. Ottawa drops to 0-4 and heads to Olathe next Monday at 4:30 p.m.
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Ottawa Univ Volleyball Seeks Win At Rockhurst Tri Meet
Ottawa University aims to end a five game skid with a 6 30 PM match at Rockhurst in a triangular against Rockhurst and Tarkie. The Braves followed a rough road trip losing five matches in two days including Kansas Wesleyan Hesston Bethel and Baker through Salina Newton and Newton.
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Fired-Up Packers Let It All Hang Out Upset Patriots
Green Bay, 1-3, rode a high energy Monday night to a 27-14 upset of New England. David Whitehurst threw for a TD and ran for another, and the defense forced three turnovers setting up 14 points while Packers blitzed and played with bold, open calls. Coach Bart Starr praised the emotional victory and the team’s renewed confidence on national TV.
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Angel Pilot Plays Down First-Game Importance
California manager Jim Fregosi downplays the opener of the AL playoffs against Baltimore, saying a first-game win is advantageous but not decisive. He notes the Angels rely on pitching and defense this year while Baltimore brings strong pitching and a 102-57 record. The matchup features Nolan Ryan against Jim Palmer, with Gary Roenicke можливе sidelining for the Orioles.
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Comeback hurlers lead NLCS opener for Reds and Pirates
National League championship series begins with Tom Seaver returning from back trouble to start for the Cincinnati Reds and John Candelaria to pitch for the Pittsburgh Pirates. Seaver is 16-6, Candelaria 14-9, as both veterans shake off earlier ailments and aim for decisive performances.
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Crowded Last Clinic Teaches Hunter Safety at Williamsburg Ottawa
A final hunter safety course drew 84 youths at the Williamsburg Ottawa Wildlife Club grounds. The eight hour program, required for those born after July 1, 1957, covered safety, first aid and ethics. Johnny Ray, new Franklin County game protector, spoke on reporting violators and can be reached via the county sheriff's office. Students tested shotgun skills on the trap range.
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Ottawa High film to show Bishop Miege football game
Ottawa High School's Cyclone Booster Club will show a film of Friday's OHS Bishop Miege football game at 8 p.m. Wednesday in room 106-108 at the high school. The public is invited.
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