Kansas State to open 1990-91 season with early practice
Kansas State announced its fifth annual opening practice for the 1990-91 men’s basketball season. Bramlage Coliseum doors open at 1 p.m. Oct 14 with the first session at 12:01 a.m. Oct 15 under new head coach Dana Altman. A student slam dunk contest and Greek-fraternity sorority event will precede the practice.
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Pirates Rally Past Reds In NL Playoff Opener
Pittsburgh erased a 3-0 deficit to beat Cincinnati 4-3 in the first NL playoff game. Doug Drabek could start next, as Sid Bream and Jose Lind produced key hits while Reds errors and baserunning miscues helped swing the game.
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Red Sox face Athletics in decisive AL playoff series
Oakland swept Boston in a pivotal three game set to end the Red Sox 10 game win streak and move toward a seventh game showdown. Boston, after a late surge to win the AL East, now meets the A’s in a best of seven at Fenway with Oakland favored by strong pitching and power hitters McGwire Canseco and Henderson. Dwight Evans and Wade Boggs stressed resilience as Boston aims to upset the league leaders despite prior history.
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Cyclones sweep SEK foes Pittsburg and Fort Scott
Ottawa High volleyball wins two SEK matches on the road to improve to 20-8 overall and 5-1 in league. Senior Erica Garcia and Tara Wolfe lift the offense with five assists apiece as Elizabeth Lemp, Angie Warren, and Stacy Bien notch multiple kills. Junior varsity also sweeps Pittsburg and Fort Scott, with Kim Young racking 12 service points and Emily Craig delivering six straight serves in game one. Both squads head to Independence next.
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Braves edge Bethany and Southwestern in three at Wilson Field House
Ottawa University earns a pair of come from behind victories, moving into sole second in the Kansas Conference. Stacy Ripply tallies eight kills and Debbie Cutler adds four aces as OU defeats Bethany 3-0 and Southwestern 3-0 before heading to Benedictine.
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