OU Braves Fall to Bethel and Two Others in Salina
Ottawa University volleyball opened with No.2 Bethel Threshers, losing 15-7 15-4, then fell to Southwestern 15-9 15-5 and Kansas Wesleyan 15-6 15-10. Coach Hedlund blamed mental lapse after the rough start. Mary Beldon was noted as most consistent while Mindy Hammond was sidelined by a knee injury. The team heads to Wichita Monday for two matches against St. Mary of the Plains and Friends.
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Mindy Hammond
Wichita
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The Emporia Spartans used a large roster to beat the Ottawa Cyclones 26-6 in a freshman football game at OHS stadium. Emporia logged about 38 players while Ottawa had roughly 15 healthy. Coach Summers praised linemen Holt, Heckman, Hornbeck and Tucker, and also Geist and Patton for Ottawa’s effort. The 0-5 frosh finish the 1982 schedule October 21 against Olathe Santa Fe Trail. Reichard places third in Gardner cross country as WHS nets three runners in a small Panthers squad. Mathias 19th in JV, Darin Reichard 14th in freshmen. next meet is Silver Lake Invitation.
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Trevor Tucker
Philip Geist
Kris Patton
OHL Frosh
Olathe Santa Fe Trail
Gardner
Williamsburg
Davyl Reichard
Panther
Reichard
WHS
Dan Mathias
Darin Reichard
Panthers
Silver Lake
Forsch Shuts Out Braves in NLCS Opener for 7-0 Win
Bob Forsch pitched a three hit shutout to lead the St. Louis Cardinals past the Atlanta Braves 7-0 in the NL Championship Series opener. The win featured 13 Cardinal hits and a five run sixth inning that broke the game open. Whitey Herzog praised his club while Joe Torre noted Atlanta’s misplays as they consider Phil Niekro’s availability for the next game.
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George Hendrick
Steve Bedrosian
McGee
Claudell Washington
Washington
Cards
Herzog
Everboyd
Forsch
Bruce Benedict
John Stuper
Niekro
Tommy Boggs
Brewers Face Angels in win-or-go-home AL series
Milwaukee manager Harvey Kuenn warned there would be no alibis if California wins. The Angels lead the best-of-five after two victories in Anaheim as Tommy John and Bruce Kison combine for 12 hits allowed. Don Sutton to start for Milwaukee against Geoff Zahn, with Bobby Boone praised for his game-calling behind the plate.
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Bob Boone
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Bob Sutton
Houston
Boone
Reggie Jackson
OSU and Kansas Aim to Break Slumps in Big-12 Opener
Oklahoma State and Kansas prepare for their conference opener amid uneven starts. Ernest Anderson leads OSU with 189 rushing yards per game while Frank Seurer tops Kansas with 123 passing yards per game. Both teams emphasize fixing mistakes and boosting big plays as they clash in Stillwater.
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Perdew Lifts OU To 1-0 Soccer Win Over Mid-America
Ottawa University's club Braves defeated Mid-America Nazarene 1-0 at Dick Peters Memorial Sports Complex as Mark Perdew struck seven minutes into the second half with Ray Kahla assisting. Steve Eustice missed a late penalty. Paul Coffey held Mid-America scoreless on a second-half save. Ottawa aimed to host McKendree College next Saturday at 1:30 p.m.
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Paul Coffey
Herrington
Ottawa
McKendree College
Rolling Hills Of Kansas A Pretty Sight
A traveler along rolling hills in southeast Kansas and prairie hay country in northeast Oklahoma describes changing summer to fall colors in pastures and wild plants. sumac signals quail season nearby as bird cover appears strong. the narrator and partner seek eastern woodlands for uncertain adventures.
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Family Quest Through Central Tennessee Farm Heritage
A traveler describes a friendly land of rivers and lakes to explore with hopes of tracing seven generations back to grandparents. They anticipate visiting the log cabin built in 1796, the continuous family-owned farm, and its spring, a highlight of the journey as they share daily events.
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Spikers Tie Win Mark by Ottawa Cyclones in Volley Wins
The Ottawa Cyclones beat Bonner Springs and Olathe South to match a school record with 10 wins, riding a six of seven run to reach 10-10. Coach Don Swartz praised improvement as Elaine Fischer led OHS with 15 spikes and 18 service points. JV also won both matches to 6-6. next action is at Osawatomie.
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Elaine Fischer
OHS
Becky Kaub
Rachel Brockman
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Brockman
Raub
Jennifer Roberts
OHL
Cyclone JV
Bonner Springs
Kim Towner
Toni Wiederholt
Nancy Mathey
Janet Netherland
Towner
Netherland
Becky Schoch
Ottawa High Varsity
Osawatomie
Stiff Ottawa defense stifles Bonner Springs in 8 0 win
OMS Ottawa Middle School defense dominates Bonner Springs to hand the unbeaten team its first loss of the season. Ron McMechan scored the lone TD on a 55 yard drive with 2 15 left in the first quarter, and Greg Shaffer led with seven tackles and two sacks as Ottawa improved to 1 1. The win came at Ottawa High Field with Louisburg next on the schedule.
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Ottawa High Field
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Dan Gast
Mark Garrison
Shawn Perry
Ronnie Sylvester
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