8th Grade Upsets Bonner Springs In OT Thriller
Ottawa Junior High School eighth graders edged Bonner Springs 20 12 in overtime as Shaffer and McAdoo produced the decisive scoring drive. Key plays included a 5 yard keeper by Shaffer, a 2 yard TD by McAdoo, and a defensive stand on fourth down to seal the win. The Whirlwinds improve to 3 0 and host Santa Fe Trail next Tuesday.
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Former A’s stars in limbo ahead of AL playoffs
New York Yankees opener against Kansas City looms as Catfish Hunter and Ken Holtzman struggle with health and form. Hunter faces a possible return after doctors evaluate a seminal vesicle infection, while Holtzman is not expected to pitch and has been limited to bullpen work.
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Billy Martin Seeks New Yankees Contract After Playoff Promise
AP Special Correspondent WILL GRIMSLEY reports Billy Martin hints a new contract if the Yankees win the AL playoffs and World Series, drawing intense reaction from George Steinbrenner who vows a final decision after the postseason. Tension stays high as team talent clashes with egos and internal discord.
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NCAA inquiry probes its authority and abuses
A House subcommittee led by Rep. John Moss opened an investigation into the NCAA amid claims of unchecked power to ruin careers, with hearings planned this year. Rep. Jim Santini urged scrutiny after sanctions against UNLV sparked national concern over due process and antitrust issues.
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ORIOLES MGR EARL WEAVER NAMED MANAGER OF THE YEAR
St. Louis based Sporting News names Earl Weaver Major League Manager of the Year for outstanding work amid upheaval from the new free agency rule. Weaver lost Reggie Jackson Don Baylor Wayne Garland and Bobby Grich in the off season.
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Luzinski keys Phillies win in NLCS opener
Husky slugger Greg Luzinski belted a two run homer helping Philadelphia seize a 1 0 lead in the best of five NLCS with a 7 5 victory over the Dodgers at Dodger Stadium Dodgers relievers Garber and McGraw silenced Los Angeles in the late innings while Sosa faltered in the ninth for Philadelphia The scene shifted to a tense series with Dodgers star Steve Garvey and manager Tom Lasorda insisting the drama remains unresolved.
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