Dodgers Opt for Reuss Carlton Opener in NL Series
Dodgers manager Tom Lasorda sticks with a veteran starter and shifts personnel for the opener against Steve Carlton and the Phillies. Jerry Reuss faces Carlton as Derrel Thomas starts in the outfield, Mike Marshall moves to first base, and rookie Greg Brock sits versus the southpaw. The teams renew a playoff rivalry as Philadelphia seeks momentum after posting weak West-division records against L A.
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Derrel Thomas
Mike Marshall
Dodger
Greg Brock
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Steve Hlowe
Sammer
Pete Rose
Phils
Turnovers Doom OHS Jayvees
Olathe North Eagles capitalized on two early Ottawa High turnovers to post a 20-0 junior varsity win at Marshall Ensor Field. Phillip Geist and Steve Smith keyed multiple takeaways as North scored in the first half and added an 80 yard punt return TD late. Ottawa falls to 1-3 and hosts Turner next Monday at 4:30 p.m.
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Marshall Ensor Field
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Turner
Panthers Win Pair Lead WHS Volleyball Standings
Williamsburg High Panthers raise their record to 12-2 after Two Three Rivers League wins over Uniontown and Pleasanton. Teresa May leads with 27 spikes and 21 kills across the two matches while Gragg and Steward set up plays. The team remains 5-1 in league play and next hosts Burlington and Leroy.
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City and Business Bowling Standings and Scores Report
A dense table of team standings and individual scores across multiple leagues. Green Acres leads Monday Transplants with 11-1, followed by Able Acres and Pizza Shack at 7-5, with high individual marks by Janice Gregg and Chloe Newhouse. Other groups include Domestic Engineers, Indian Squaws, Super 70s, Tomahawk, and weekly split conversions listed with team highs and top scorers.
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Able Acres
Pizza Shack
Janice Gregg
Chloe Newhouse
Ramsey Printing and Witcher
Kansas State Bank
Joyce Hopkins
Miller High Life
Dengel & Son
Loyd Builders
Beverly Lecter
Nick
Outlaws
Teresa Brown
Tomahawk
Peoples National Bank
Jim Bass
Kathy Waymire
Janet Keaton
Mary Triplett
Myrtle Haas
Carole Wallis
Debby Lantis
Mattie Perry
Arians Kozkowski
Cinra Hayden
Chloe Christenson
Linda Devin
Pat Stankard
Marilyn Farmer
Beth Gritfin
Amy Wilson
Terry Woods
Janice Gragg
Peggy Peel
Betty Sink
Mary Lu Burgoon
Hazel Ogle
Carol Wallis
Hazel Guyett
Linda Brown
Barbara Hickman
Scarlet Nilges
Sue Wolgast
Bobbie Oroga
Roberta Yoho
Dianna Caray
Pat Colling
Goth Shuck
Ruth Gruver
Nebraska Reigns in AP Top Football Poll As NU Remains Unbeat
Alabama and North Carolina climb as challengers to Nebraska and Texas in the AP poll. Nebraska repeats as unanimous No. 1 after a 63-7 win over Syracuse to run to 6-0. Texas slips to No. 2 with a 42-6 win over Rice. Arizona drops to 10th after a late collapse, Iowa falls to 15th. West Virginia, 5-0, rises to fifth. Ohio State ranked sixth. Auburn seventh. Oklahoma eighth. Florida ninth. Illinois newcomer joins Top Twenty along with Brigham Young.
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Oklahoma
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Miami
Southern Methodist
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Maryland
Washington
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Brigham Young
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LaRussa Birthday Gift Aiming For AL Pennant
Tony LaRussa, on his 39th birthday, hopes the Chicago White Sox sweep the Baltimore Orioles in their best of five ALCS. The opener is in Memorial Stadium, with games at Comiskey Park if needed. LaRussa says he wants a quick three-game series win.
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Tony LaRussa
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White Sox and Orioles Deadlock in Power Pitching Clash
Both teams boast strong rotations led by LaMarr Hoyt and Mike Boddicker with late relief from Dennis Lamp and Tippy Martinez. White Sox win pace featured Ron Kittle and Greg Luzinski with Fisk and Baines driving runs. Orioles counter with Eddie Murray Ripken and Roenicke providing the power as both clubs finish near 100 wins.
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Sader
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Rich Dotson
Dennis Lamp
LaRussa
Britt Burns
Baltimore
Joe Altobelli
Scott McGregor
Mike Boddicker
Mike Flanagan
Ine
Davis
Altobelli
Jim Palmer
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Orioles
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Salome Barajas
Greg Luzinski
Carlton Fisk
Eddie Murray
Oriole
Cal Ripken Jr
Gary Roenicke
Ken Singleton
John Lowenstein
Sox
Cal Ripken
Rae Believer
Starks and Stottlemire Named Herald Athletes of the Week
Ottawa High junior Scott Starks and Central Heights senior Rod Stottlemire were chosen Herald Athletes of the Week for standout performances. Starks led OHL cross country to another runner-up finish at Iola, placing third in 10:16 for 2 miles, while Stottlemire powered Heights to a 15-0 win over Pleasanton, rushing 182 yards on 22 carries and contributing 8 points in a game, though three long runs were negated by penalties.
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Roxy Cramer
Sarah Massengale
Wellsville
Brad Basel
Jeff Pierson
Williamsburg
Darren Johnson
Cyclone
Dee Dee Lewis
Johnson
Olathe North
Lewis
Ottawa
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Cyclone G
Jeff Reed
Trent Lancaster
Bryan Kelley
Reed
Kelley
Cyclones
Gamecocks Stadium Won’t Stand Still, Inspection Ordered
Charleston area viewers reported upper decks swayed during a 74,200 crowd at Williams-Brice Stadium where USC defeated Southern Cal 38 14. University sources say inspection by the original builder was a precaution, not evidence of structural failure. expansion added 18,000 seats last year.
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