Brett Says This Should Be The Royals' Year
Kansas City's 8-4 edge over the Yankees this season fuels optimism for the American League playoffs. George Brett proclaims, "This is our year," as Kansas City faces Ron Guidry in the decisive best-of-five with Larry Gura starting for the Royals. Gura, 18-10 with a 2.95 ERA, has slumped since a groin injury, while Guidry sports an 18-11 record and 3.56 ERA.
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Royals Yankees Spring Meeting Highlights Fast Pace and Power
Kansas City and New York staged a clash with Willie Wilson and team speed versus power from Watson and Cerone. Wathan and Hurdle vie for outfield roles as Otis adjusts to turf, while Howser notes Royals’ hot form and potential advantage in base running.
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Phillies Break Postseason Drought With 3 1 Victory
Greg Luzinski belts a two run homer in the sixth as the Philadelphia Phillies top the Houston Astros 3 1 in Game 1 of the NLCS. Steve Carlton wins a seven inning start with Tug McGraw sealing the save. Nolan Ryan to start for Houston in Game 2.
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OJHS Mark Hiked To 3-0
The Ottawa Junior High eighth grade football team remained undefeated at 3-0 with a 28-8 win over Bonner Springs. Randy Brewer rushed 123 yards on 12 carries and scored twice, James Gipson added a 21-yard TD run, and Gipson finished with 98 rushing yards. Ottawa’s defense stopped Bonner late, and Brewer booted a quick kick to pin the visitors back. The Whirlwinds travel to Olathe to face Santa Fe Trail next Tuesday at 6:30 p.m.
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Boosters Sponsor Post Game Coffee Time After Clash
The Cyclones Boosters Club sponsors a Coke and coffee gathering Friday night after the Clashe Ottawa game. Boosters, parents, and friends are invited to meet in the Cyclone Room.
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OHS Girls Fall Twice to Louisburg and Eudora in Volleyball
Ottawa High’s volleyball team lost to Louisburg and Eudora, dropping to 1-8 on the season. Eudora defeated Ottawa 15-1 and 15-13, while Louisburg swept Ottawa 15-3 15-0, with Louisburg also beating Eudora 15-7 15-11. Becky Kaub had 8 service points, Michelle White 4 saves and 1 spike, and Cathy Netherland 3 saves. The Cyclones travel to the Highland Park tournament in Topeka Saturday.
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Players Of The Week Youth Named For Braves Win
Ottawa University names Ted Thomas and Jason Fletcher co offensive players of the week after a 47 to 7 win over Central Methodists. Thomas rushed 131 yards and scored twice while Fletcher threw 87 yards and two touchdowns. Defensive linchpin Travis Rugeell and punter Dave Miller earned top honors on defense and special teams respectively. Ivory McNeal earned the hit of the week for punt and kickoff tackles.
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Ali Says Medicine Affected Bout In Las Vegas Fight
Muhammad Ali revealed at UCLA Medical Center that thyroid medication may have robbed him of strength before losing to Larry Holmes. He doubled a Thyrolar dose against doctors orders, causing fatigue and poor performance, while doctors found no lasting damage and he planned further evaluation.
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Pensacola Open May Decide Top 60 Money Winners
The Pensacola Open ends the PGA Tour season as the last chance for players to crack the top 60 money list. Exemption from 1961 tour events hinges on making the top 60, while failure means endless Monday qualifiers. Veteran Lee Elder notes it is make or break for many, shaping travel, schedules, and livelihoods.
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Yankees Favored In Five Game AL Championship Series Edge
Kansas City and New York meet in the AL Championship Series with the Yankees slight favorites led by closer Rich Gossage and a powerful lineup. The Royals counter with speed and strong defense and standout hitters George Brett and Willie Wilson, while both teams showcase balanced rotations and deep benches.
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