Kison silences Brewers as Angels take 2-0 ALCS lead
Bruce Kison pitched five strong innings and retired the final 13 batters to spark the Angels to a 4-2 win over Milwaukee in Anaheim. Reggie Jackson drove in a run and homered, Tim Foli and Bob Boone contributed key hits, while Molitor’s inside the park homer provided Milwaukee's only offense.
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Anaheim
Calif
Bruce Kison
California
Angels
Kison
Milwaukee
Brewers
Geoff Zahn
Don Sutton
John
Bruce
Pete Vuckovich
Reggie Jackson
Mr. October
New York Yankees
Graig Nettles
George Brett
Kansas City
Jackson
Boone
Charlie Moore
Paul Molitor
Moore
Molitor
Fred Lynn
Nettles
Win-Starved OHS Turner Clash Promises Even Matchup
Ottawa Cyclones and Turner Bears enter Friday’s East Kansas League game at Turner Stadium 0-4, both seeking their first win. Key players include Cyclones quarterback Todd Schultze and receiver Derek Chappell, and Bears quarterback Chip Zuck with tight end Rusty Suman. Kickoff is 7:30 PM with a fan caravan leaving Ottawa High at 5:30 PM.
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Rick Peterson
Ottawa Cyclones
Turner Bears
Turner Stadium
Ottawa
Chuck Blaney
Turner
OHS
Blue Valley
Bishop Miege
Olathe South
Cyclones
Miege
Bonner
Olathe North
Blaney
Paul Brown
Bears
Bonner Springs
Chip Zuck
Zuck
ERL
Turner Signal
Rusty Suman
Suman
Steve Stein
Dan Kendrick
Paul Hyde
Bear
Shockers Admit Violations At Wichita State University
Wichita State University acknowledged NCAA recruiting violations involving a junior college prospect tied to football. Athletic director Ted Bredehoff said the university notified the NCAA on Sept. 10 after receiving a preliminary inquiry letter. The unnamed prospect did not enroll.
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Wichita, Kan
Wichita State University
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Ted Bredehoff
WSU
NCAA
Bredehoff
Wichita Eagle-Beacon
The
Eagle-Beacon
Dennis
Tex
Allen
Kansas State University
Fayne Henson
Henson
Dallas
Wichita
Sam Campbell
Eagle Beacon
Manhattan
Softball Scores From Wednesday League Play
A crowded page lists softball team lineups and scores across venues Lighthouse Bay Marina PEEKS SUPER SAVER NO BAPTIST CLAVINS BOMBERS and many more. Totals show broad team figures with players and runs. overall totals include 43 16 22 for Reynolds Pharmacy and 31 10 14 for Lighthouse Bay Marina among others.
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Eo Reynolds Pharmacy
Pieman
Allegre
Williams
Williams, L
Chaney
Peuser
Switzer
Cumming
Allegre B
Kaub
K. Cole
D. Lewis
E. Payne
Peek
G. Thompson
V. Scheichter
J. Kraus
Brown
G. Strechter
T. Hawkins
O. Barkley
C. Kraus
4. Brown
M. Barkley
Mawkins
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Baptist Stave
Vicki
Scott
Leota
Him
Tracy
Rego
LeaAnn
Ken
Sandy
Clavins
Calvin
Peggy
Bud
Steve
Sue
Bonnie
Cheryh
Shebly
Sonya
Cards Big Winner In NL Rainout
St. Louis manager Whitey Herzog called the postponement a break for the Cardinals as the NLCS opener between the Cardinals and Braves was washed out by rain. Braves pitcher Phil Niekro and Umpire Billy Williams reflected on the stoppage while teams prepared to resume in Busch Stadium with Bob Forsch facing Pascual Perez.
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ST. Louis
Whitey Herzog
St. Louis Cardinals
Atlanta Braves
Herzog
Atlanta
Joe Torre
Billy Williams
Torre
Braves
Phil Niekro
Niekro
Rocky
Lonnie Smith
Tommy Herr
Williams
Ozzie Smith
Cardinals
Joaquin Andujar
Andujar
Busch Stadium
Bob Forsch
Pascual Perez
Atlanta Stadium
Ken Oberkfell
Oberkfell
Bob Horner
Horner
California Sutton 4 1 Suiday at Milwaukee Saturday game
California faces Milwaukee with Zahn at 18 8 in a 4 1 outcome. If needed, Sunday’s game remains California at Milwaukee while national league schedule shows Atlanta at St Louis rained out after 414 innings.
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California
Milwaukee
Suiday
Zahn
Atlanta
St. Louis
St.Louis
Sanday
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Bob Boone
Vuckovich
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Chappell
Todd Schultze
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van Bonner Springs
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Robbie
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