Disputed fumble costs Chiefs a late loss to Bengals
Cincinnati beat Kansas City 21-17 after a delayed second half TD by Leon White on a disputed fumble. Chiefs turnovers early and a late referee call shaped a tense game as Ron Jaworski passed 163 yards with four picks and Boomer Esiason relieved an injured starter before a key turnover at the Bengals goal line.
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Dha
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Ron Jaworski
Craig Morton
Ken Stabler
Terry Bradshaw
Steve DeBerg
Jaworski
Ron
Marty Schottenheimer
Chris Dressel
Dressel
David Fulcher
Schottenheimer
NAIA chief Jeff Farris to retire in 1990
Jefferson D. Farris executive director of the NAIA announced his retirement at the 49th annual NAIA national convention in Memphis. He cited health and personal reasons and will retire officially July 31, 1990. Farris, 62, has led the association since December 1, 1986, as its fourth executive director. A search committee will be formed to choose his successor.
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Elon College
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Ottawa Braves fall 7-0 as St. Mary of the Plains defense dominates
Ottawa University loses a defensive battle 7-0 to 19th ranked St. Mary of the Plains in a Kansas Conference game. Cavalier RB Mike Shingleton runs for 152 yards setting up a one touchdown pass from Chadde Wolf to Dean Horianopoulos. Ottawa drops to 0-4 and next hosts Baker University.
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Tim McGee
Deron Cherry
Cherry
Dodge City
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Kansas
St. Mary of the Plains
Braves
David Dallas
Chadde Wolf
Dean Horianopoulos
Cavaliers
Braves suffer ninth straight loss in 4-1 defeat
Ottawa University Braves drop to 0-9 after a 4-1 loss at St. Mary of the Plains. Jace Horton tied the game with a midfield goal at halftime, but second-half mistakes allowed three Cavalier goals. Coach Dan Hogan noted the team’s two halves differed and previewed Thursday’s trip to Benedictine College.
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St. Mary of the Plains
Dan Hogan
Ottawa
Jace Horton
St. Mary
Chris Babbidge
Hogan
Netters Continue Late Season Charge for OU Volleyball
Ottawa University Lady Braves improved to 7 12 after weekend wins over Pittsburg State and William Jewell. Coach Patti Phillips highlighted team effort and better passing as key to success. Dee Dee Lewis named Kansas Conference player of the week for her 50 plus kills, with ECAC play ahead at Sterling and Dodge City venues this week.
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Pittsburg State
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Junior
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Dee Dee Lewis
Kansas
Lewis
Sterling
Bethel
Kansas Wesleyan
St. Marys of the Plains
Dodge City
Saints
Southwestern College
Osage City wins Lyndon volleyball invitational title
Osage City volleyball goes 4-0 to top the Lyndon Invitational. Lyndon finishes second at 3-1, Eudora third at 2-2, Olpe fourth at 1-3, Waverly fifth at 0-4. All tournament team includes Stacy Moore, Nancy Plinsky, Keena Privat from Osage City. Jennifer Pierce, Carrie Walquist from Lyndon. Darcie Pence from Waverly.
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Stacy Moore
Nancy Plinsky
Keena Privat
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Carrie Walquist
Darcie Pence
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