Ottawa U Stuns Avila 1-0 In Tight Soccer Match
Ottawa University upset seventh ranked Avila College 1-0 on a late header by Chuck Colton after Charlie Cook made 20 saves. Avila outshot OU 30-4 but OU's defense and Cook's heroics preserved the win. OU improves to 5-4 and faces John Brown Friday and Missouri Sunday.
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Cyclones Seek 1974 Rival Victory at Olathe Eagles
Ottawa High faces a tall test as it travels to Olathe to meet the Eagles who have not fallen to the Cyclones since 1974. The Cyclones, buoyed by a 28-21 win over Bishop Miege, aim to build on momentum and end Olathe’s ERL title pursuit in a pivotal league clash. Ottawa quarterbacking and defense will be watched closely as Don Kornhaus guides a rejuvenated squad.
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Ottawa Cyclones seek better defense against Olathe pass threat
Friday's practice optimism rises as Ottawa rebuilds defense after conceding 250 rushing yards to Miege. Kornhaus notes mental breakdowns, returns of Moor and Hendrickson, and a tougher schedule ahead with Olathe's diversified offense and strong passing attack. Homecoming vs Turner looms Oct. 19.
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Top Kansas high school football ranked teams clash this weekend
No. 1 Wichita Southeast faces No. 4 Wichita North while No. 2 Lawrence meets No. 3 Shawnee Mission West in 6A action with all 4-0 records. Olathe and Shawnee Mission South sit at 3-1 awaiting potential top-five placement alongside other ranked teams across classes 1A to 5A and several unbeaten foes.
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Lowenstein's pinch homer gives Orioles Game One win
Baltimore defeats California 6-3 in 10 innings to take a 1-0 lead in the AL championship series. John Lowenstein belted a two out pinch homer in the 10th, the first postseason pinch homer in AL history, as Mike Flanagan and the Orioles fend off late Angels surges. Doug DeCinces sparked the rally with a single.
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Pirates Take 2-0 NLCS Lead With 3-2 Win in 10 Innings
Pittsburgh edged Cincinnati 3-2 in ten innings to move ahead 2-0 in the series. A disputed fifth inning play involving Phil Garner and Dave Collins sparked the Pirates, as Tim Foli and Dave Parker supplied key runs. Cincinnati vows to rebound, while Pittsburgh keeper Chuck Tanner says the hot club won't fear a sweep.
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Orioles win extra innings over California in 10
Baltimore defeats California 6 to 3 in 10 innings to take a 1-0 series edge while Pittsburgh rallies to beat Cincinnati 5 to 2 and then 3 to 2 in 11 innings to lead 2-0. Upcoming games include California in Baltimore and Cincinnati in Pittsburgh with remaining potential contests if needed.
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Big Eight teams reshuffle as players return and miss games
Kansas State fills gap after Eugene Goodlow quits, Phil Pickard to start at flanker versus Tulsa. Oklahoma's John Goodman and Billy Sims show progress in practice. Nebraska fine tunes for New Mexico State with I.M. Hipp and Kenny Brown limited. Iowa State holds two hour workout for Pacific while evaluating replacements for John Quinn. Kansas, Oklahoma State, and Missouri also report varying injury and readiness statuses ahead of key Saturday games.
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