Bono Runs 76 Yards Highlights Chiefs 24 3 Win
Kansas City defenses stifled Arizona as Steve Bono broke loose for a 76 yard touchdown run the longest by an NFL quarterback. Bono added two TD passes and Joe Valerio caught another, lifting the Chiefs to a 24 3 victory and a 4 1 start.
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Arizona Cardinals
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Seth Joyner
Ronnie Jones
Marcus Allen
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Marty Schottenheimer
Joe
Joe Montana
Detroit Lions
Greg Landry
Paul Hackett
Marcus Dowdell
Dale Carter
Lake Dawson
Lin Elliott
Dave Krieg
Terry Hoage
Krieg
Buddy Ryan
Michael Bankston
Jay Thornton
Ottawa Freshmen Take Second at Lawrence Tournament
Ottawa High School freshmen volleyball finished second in the Lawrence Central Tournament, losing 15-4, 15-4 to Lawrence West in the title match after winning their pool and a semifinal over Lawrence South. Emilee Hermreck led with 19 kills and 19 service points, while Sarah Porter had 29 service points and three aces.
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Ottawa High School
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Cyclones
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Lawrence ‘West
Ottawa
OHL
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Amanda Beatty
Emilee Hermreck
Jennifer Geist
Melissa Ward
Melissa Mendell
Lisa Miller
Kyriakos
Hermreck
South
Sarah Porter
Lara Rice
Beatty
Porter
Christina Fenton
Shawnee Mission Miege
OU takes away win on road in 1995 thriller
Ottawa University defeats Bethel College as OU builds a 17 point lead late in the third quarter. Welch explodes for a 71 yard TD run with 33 seconds remaining. Ficken connects on a 21 yard field goal and Rogers adds 30 yard FG to secure the win.
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Ottawa Herald
Troy Mortis
Ottawa
Tipton
Thresher
Bethel
Chad Rogers
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Dallas
Stigger
Ficken
Rogers
Johnson
Mortis
Oakman
Thompson
Mental lapses sink OHS as Bulldogs win tourney title
Anderson County led by Amy Feuerborm Erin Katzer Katie McDonald and Emily Mader captured the Class 4A tournament. Ottawa finished 2-0 to rise to sixth, Mindy Brown made the all tournament team with 18 kills and 22 assists from Ashley Beets.
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Anderson County
Amy Feuerborm
Erin Katzer
Katie McDonald
Emily Mader
Ottawa
VanLeeuwen
Suderman
Bulldogs
Santa Fe Trail
Mindy Brown
Jan Perry
Ashley Beets
Fort Scott
Sarah Lemp
Sara Qstmeyer
OHS Invitational Volleyball Results At Ottawa
Olathe North defeats Ottawa 15-12 15-11 Anderson County tops Ottawa 15-13 15-10 Ottawa beats Erie 15-13 15-8 Kapaun over Ottawa 16-14 15-8 Ft Scott sweeps Ottawa 9-15 15-8 15-13 Santa Fe Trail defeats Ottawa 15-6 15-3 Ottawa down Olathe East 15-11 15-10 Ottawa defeats Washington 15-5 15-12 AC dominates Ottawa foes with 15-1 15-7 over Olathe East and 15-13 15-10 over Ottawa.
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Olathe North
D. Ottawa
Anderson County
D. Erie
Kapaun
Ft. Scott d. Ottawa
Santa Fe Trail
D. Olathe East
D. Washington
D. Fort Scott
D. Santa Fe Trail
Indians surge past Royals as Lofton and Alomar spark win
Enny Lofton and Roberto Alomar fueled Cleveland with timely hits while Sandy Alomar Jr aided the attack. Carlos Gaetti provided KC with three RBIs including his 35th homer as the Royals fell 11 of 13, 1-11 against the Indians this year. Manager Bob Boone called Cleveland the league’s dominant team and vowed to chase them in the coming weeks.
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Tony Pena
Alomar
Gaetti
Kansas City
Royals
Cleveland
Indians
Bob Boone
Kanage City
Gordon
Olpe Nips Williamsburg In Tough Tournament Showdown
Olpe edged Williamsburg as Waverly claimed third place. Williams led Waverly with 51 kills, Kim Jo Polk posted 44, Jessica Cole and Eneresa Drumm shone on defense. Waverly improved to 19-2 while Osage City fell just shy of a semifinal berth with a 14-8 season mark.
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Olpe
Osage City
Williamsburg
Waverly
Lyndon
Michelle Giesy
Ottawa runners post top times at Blue Valley meet
OHS runners posted fast times led by Fredericks finishing 40th in 14 25. Ottawa boys placed fourth as a team with Habtemichael 15th in 18 30 Rhodes 3rd in 18 51 and Kramer 31st 19 01 Klingele 33rd 19 07 Grant seventh 20 02 Maitile 76th 21 45. Ottawa girls JV top finisher Rachel Trendel eighth 14 31 Salisburry 1st 15 01 Sylvester 29th 15 25. Next race Oct 14 at Wyandotte County Park for Huron League Meet. Komhaus notes a break to heal sore muscles and injuries. Cyclone boys defending league champions Hepner is defending individual champion. Last year girls finished second with Giefer second. Coach says the team will be ready.
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Michael Habtemichael
Ottawa
Noah Rhodes
Joe Kramer
John Klingele
Dawson Grant
Lucas Maitile
Diana Sylvester
Wyandotte County Park
Cyclone
Hepner
Giefer
OHL
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E Tata
Httle
Williams
Jessica Cole
Mien
Atanmas
Blue Valley
Fredericks
Rachel Trendel
Sara Salisbury
Komhaus
Duran
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