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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1989

Page

3

NFL owners stall on Rozelle successor vote

NFL owners met nearly nine hours in Grapevine Texas with no decision on Rozelle’s successor. Finalists were Jim Finks and Paul Tagliabue, with indications of a two man race as deadlock persisted and Rozelle eyed retirement.

Dave Goldberg Grapevine Texas Pete Rozelle NFL Old Guard New Guard Rozelle Jim Finks New Orleans Saints Finks Paul Tagliabue League Washington Covington & Burling Georgetown Tagliabue Airport Carrie

Freshmen to Start as K State Faces Injury Plague

Kansas State coach Bill Snyder said two redshirt freshmen will start on the offensive line against Oklahoma State, with only eleven healthy linemen left after a 58 7 loss at Nebraska. Injuries to Fleming Lawrence Zabel and Patterson reduce scholarship players to 53, below the NCAA 95 limit. Snyder urged NCAA relief to aid weaker programs.

Manhattan Kan Kansas State Oklahoma State K-State Bill Snyder Wildcat Nebraska Snyder Shawn Fleming Toby Lawrence Eric Zabelin Greg Patterson Patterson Fleming Lawrence NCAA Wildcats North Texas

World conference aims to curb sport drug abuse

Global sports leaders athletes and scientists meet in Moscow under IOC auspices for the second World Conference on Anti Doping to discuss out of competition testing education and strategies to halt the international trade in banned substances. The session seeks a nonbinding declaration urging coaches managers and others to reject drugs and to implement rigorous testing during training periods.

Andrew Warshaw Moscow International Olympic Commit Edwin Moses IOC Athletics Commission U.S. Olympic Committee

Braves fall 3 2 to Tabor in Ottawa soccer game

Ottawa University Braves battled hard but dropped a 3 2 decision to Tabor College. Sergio Guerrero scored twice including a first half penalty to give OU the lead. Tabor answered with two late first half goals and another in the second half. Hogan praised the effort as the best this season and eyed momentum on the road to Sterling College.

Hillsboro Ottawa University Braves Tabor College Sergio Guerrero Guerrero Dan Hogan Sergio Tabor Ottawa Hogan Ken Moran Sounakhen Sterling College

Panthers sweep Pleasanton and Gridley in prep for regionals

Williamsburg High volleyball beat Pleasanton in three games 15-7 15-6 15-0 with Kary Sleichter 16-24 8 kills and Heather Broyles 17 service points. They then defeated Gridley 15-7 14-16 15-6 as Jamie Gragg 17-27 6 kills, Lisa Link 11-14 5 kills, Melinda McAlexander 13-14 3 kills, and Cindy Pierson 16 points led the attack. The Panthers finish Three Rivers League play 8-4, 16-7 overall, and head to Central Heights and regional play at Waverly.

Gridley Williamsburg High Pleasanton Panthers Kary Sleichter Heather Broyles Jamie Gragg Lisa Link Melinda McAlexander Cindy Pierson Burg Central Heights Waverly Indians Altic Flager Booe Pomona

Wellsville Volleyball Drops Two In Frontier League End

Wellsville finished the Frontier League segment with losses to Paola and Prairie View, 15-10 15-10 and 15-8 15-8. Kelli McDaniel Jackie Oshel Lesley Gretencord Vicki Bauer led serving and hitting while Dowling cited serve reception as the key issue. The Eagles fall to 10-14 overall and 3-5 in league. next travel to Perry Invitational then host a 3A Sub-state on Oct. 21.

PAOLA Wellsville Eagles Prairie View John Dowling Kelli McDaniel Jackie Oshel Lesley Gretencord Vicki Bauer Gretencord Dowling Janet Cramer Perry

Pomona dominates in quad as Vikings go 2-1

Pomona High swept two matches while Central Heights went 1-2 in the Pomona Quadrangular. Pomona beat Burlington twice and lost to host Pomona, 15-8 15-13, with Sarah Peffly and Kim Ellis led service points. Central Heights defeated Burlington 15-11 15-12 led by Jessica Pine, then fell to Pomona and the host.

Pomona Pomona High Central Heights Vikings LeRoy Kim Ellis Vikes Burlington Jessica Pine Dana Wiederholt Sarah Peffly

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