Late Field Goal Drops Jayhawks in Ames
Iowa State's Marc Bachrodt kicked a 47-yard winner after Kansas led 35-21, snapping the Jayhawks 38-35 in the Big Eight opener. Archer threw for 300 yards, Kalimeyer tied or broke Big Eight field goal marks, and Gottfried vowed regroupment after a game dominated by a late Cyclone rally.
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Guzman and Mijares Lead OU at Bethany College Invite
Guzman finished third in the women's 3 mile with 18:24 and Mijares placed sixth in the men's 5 mile with 26:07 at the Bethany College Invitational. Suzie Mercer, Rigo Gomez, and Dave Alley also ran for OU, finishing 27th, 52nd, and 62nd respectively. OU set to race again Saturday at Park College.
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Dogs Back On Track In 1A District Opener
Waverly spoiled Lebo’s homecoming with a 12 to 6 victory in the 1A district opener. Darren Kistner rushed for 202 yards on 20 carries, including the 9 yard TD, as Waverly ran for 307 yards and did not complete a pass. Lebo’s Tim Smith added 110 yards on 28 carries.
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Booster Meeting Wednesday at Ottawa High School
The Cyclone Booster Club will meet at 7 p.m. in rooms 106 and 108 at Ottawa High School to view films of last Friday's 95 to 3 Homecoming victory over Turner and hold a regular business meeting. They will discuss purchasing video tape equipment for the OHS athletic department.
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Crest Lancers defeat Williamsburg Panthers 30 to 8 in league clash
Crest High Lancers capitalize on seven Williamsburg turnovers to beat the Panthers 30 8. Les Holman 2 yard TD run and a 32 yard fumble return by Paul Wojenski helped Crest build a lead, Darren Booth connects to Jeff Stricker for another score, and Williams burg mustered only one TD by Brad Basel.
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Black Wins Southern Open in Sudden Death Playoff
Unknown Ronnie Black, 25, claimed the Southern Open title at Green Island Country Club in Columbus, Georgia. He won $45,000 after a sudden death playoff against Scotland's Sam Torrance, finishing 1 under par 60, with Torrance bogeying the 14th to fall behind. Black, a Lamar University alum, reached his PGA Tour victory goal ahead of his three year plan.
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Orioles Ride Pitching To Sixth World Series Since 1966
The Orioles reached the World Series after dominating the Chicago White Sox in the ALCS with a stingy pitching staff and timely hitting. Mike Flanagan led with a 1.80 ERA as four relievers allowed zero runs, while Rudy Law and Julio Cruz led Sox on-base but Luzinski Fisk and Baines struggled. Tito Landrum’s homer in the finale and Eddie Murray’s three RBI fueled a 10 inning comeback. Ken Singleton called the series the I-95 Series as Baltimore eyeed Philadelphia.
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Not Many Players Left From Phillies 80 Title Team
Philadelphia's 1983 World Series run features a largely new lineup after 1980 champions. GM Paul Owens rebuilt with veterans and role players, guiding a stable of rotating outfielders and two-sided lineups to a pennant over the Dodgers and a showdown with the Orioles in Baltimore.
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Nebraska Survives Close Win Over Oklahoma State
Nebraska escaped Stillwater with a 14-10 victory over Oklahoma State as the Huskers faced a stern upset bid. The game sparked debate about rankings while OSU benched by a strong Texas defense later in the day. Nebraska coach Barry Switzer blamed no one, while OSU accused Texas of signaling tricks.
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