Blue Comets Edge Cyclones In A Close 3-0 Loss
Ottawa High fell 3-0 to Chanute at Royster Stadium. A fourth and one at the Chanute 10 was inches short for Ottawa late, and a 40 yard field goal by Doug Jackett barely cleared the crossbar due to wind. Ottawa committed two fumbles and an interception, hurting posession late. The loss drops Ottawa to 2-4 ahead of district play.
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Hanute
Ottawa High
Chanute
Royster Stadium
OHS
Cyclones
Ottawa
Blue Comet
Doug Jackett
Ron Mann
OHL
Travis Schell
Mann
Cha
Garnett Trips Bulldogs Win Over Baldwin In Frontier League
Garnett defeated Baldwin 21 15 as Garnett tallied 301 total yards to Baldwin 155. Justin Cobbs scored early on a 1 yard run, Brent Hatcher added a 1 yard score, and Hatcher finished with the final blow from 10 yards. Baldwin’s Jason O Connor and Bruce Burton contributed on offense and defense, but Baldwin drops to 3 3 while Garnett rises to 4 2 as district play looms.
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Baldwin
Garnett
Bulldogs
Wellsville
Garett
Justin Cobbs
GHL
Brent Hatcher
Randy Clark
Jason O’connor
Bruce Burton
Brian Boyle
O’connor
Gannett
Hatcher
BHS
Ernest Daniels
Boyle
Bur
Ton
Stanley Johanning
GHS
O'Connor
Slade Dillon
Allen Bradley
Topeka
Topeka-Hayden
Williamsburg routs Marmaton Valley 56 to 6 in Eight-Man play
Williamsburg Panthers improve to 6 0 after beating Marmaton Valley 56 6 in Three Rivers Division II action. Steve Smith accounted for five Burg touchdowns including a 70 yard interception return. Marmaton Valley scored on a 15 yard run by Gary Leadstrom. The Panthers travel next week to Olathe for district play.
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Williamsburg
Williamsburg Panthers
Marmaton Valley
Three Rivers
Burg
Smith
Shane Adams
Gene Stinebaugh
Panther
Adams
Marmngton Valley
Wellsville Eagles Shank Louisburg 23-12 in Frontie r League clash
Wellsville improved to 5-1 as they outscored Louisburg 23-12 in a Frontier League contest. Heath Hrabe rushed for 127 yards on 19 carries fueling 305 total offense. Mason Stewart added 72 rushing yards as the Eagles held Louisburg to 68 rushing and 68 passing yards.
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Eagles
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Louisburg
PHS heartbreaks continue in homecoming loss to Uniontown
Pomona high school lost its sixth straight game as Uniontown edged ahead 6-0 in a defensive battle. Pomona’s offense gained 165 yards led by Brian Louderback, while the Indian defense held Uniontown to 49 total yards and 17 rushing yards. Homecoming king Thad Combs and queen Billie Jo Burgess were crowned. next they travel to Jayhawk Linn for district play.
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Pomona
Uniontown
PHS
Mike Folks
Town
Folks
Eagles
Dustin Miller
Brian Louderback
John Thornbrugh
Shawn Johnson
Blaine Flory
Casey Hollon
Brad Morehouse
Holton
Chad Payne
Louderback
Chad Chambers
Thad Combs
Billie Jo Burgess
Jayhawk-Linn
High School Football Scores Across Kansas and Nebraska
A slate of prep games shows varied results from May 33 with Ashland 36 and Atchison 33 to high scoring bouts like Beltline era games. Notable outcomes include Belleville 34 over Linn 6, Oswego 0 over Cherryvale 23, and El Dorado 0 defeating Derby 13 while Fort Scott posted 31 over Independence 14 and Dodge City won 40 to 7.
Jays surge in SkyDome to trim A L lead in playoffs
Toronto Blue Jays beat Oakland 7-3 at SkyDome to cut the Athletics’ playoff margin to 2-1. Tony Fernandez fueled two big innings with doubles, while Rickey Henderson stole bases and Canseco added two hits for Oakland. Key pitched six solid innings before Tom Henke closed out the win.
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Toronto Blue Jays
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Dome
Tony Fernandez
Blue Jays
SkyDome
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Athletics
Rickey Henderson
Storm Davis
Bobby Brown
Bob Welch
Mike Flanagan
Jimmy Key
Jim Acker
Tom Henke
Lou Brock
Brock
Jose Canseco
Key
Carney Lansford
Canseco
Junior Felix
Henderson
Mark McGwire
Lansford
Dave Parker
Lloyd Mosebey
Mookie Wilson
Fred McGriff
George Bell
Davis
Fernandez
RBI
McGriff
Ernie Whitt
Kansas wildlife survey nears five week run in Pratt
The Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks starts a four to five week telephone poll Friday to gauge Kansans outdoor activity on state lands. Questions cover hunting fishing camping hiking nature watching and boating with queries on participation frequency interest and barriers. Also church league volleyball starts later with women’s league Oct 17 and men’s league Oct 20 at First United Methodist Church gym. Contact Rev. Paul Turner or Rev. Clyde Greisen to join.
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Pratt
Kan
Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks
First
United Methodist Church
Paul Turner
Clyde Greisen
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Gary Leadstrom
Chuck Lee
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Olathe
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Central Heights
Jeff Lohse
Stephen Rice
Mason Stewart
Brett Campbell
Darin Owings
Jim Shubin
Ricky Wyatt
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