Gals Sweep Shawnee Aquinas Invite As OHS Freshmen Shine
Ottawa High girls dominate the Shawnee Aquinas Invitational clinching the girls team title with Cindy Blakeley, Jeri Cole, and Connie Frank sweeping the 1 2 3 finish in a meet record 11 53 in the 2 1 mile. Ottawa boys place fifth led by Rob Douthat and Brian McClay with solid times as Blue Valley tops the field.
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Shawnee Aquinas
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Blue Valley
Cyclones
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Cindy Blakeley
Jeri Cole
Connie Frank
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Cole
Frank
Jenny Wassmer
Julie Wasmund
Anne Maxwell
Aquinas
Bonner Springs
Hogan
St. Pius
Piper
Ward
Olathe North
Rob Douthat
Brian McClay
Douthat
McClay
Kurt Skiles
Brian Barnes
Brad Greiner
Merlin Carroll
Farold Hoover
Scott Reynolds
Tony Anderson
OHL
Bonner
Waverly Faces Olpe After 8-0 Victory Over Flint Hills
Waverly Bulldogs improve to 4-0 on the season and 3-0 in Lyon County League after an 8-0 win over Flint Hills. Harry Gifford rushes 135 yards and scores the lone touchdown while teammates Vann Harsh and Jarred anchor a stifling defense, setting up a title showdown with undefeated Olpe.
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Rosalia
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Flint Hills
Bulldogs
Harry Gifford
WHS
Olpe
Jeff Harsh
Gifford
Scott Williams
Vann
Ronnie Strader
Harsh
Williamsburg Girl Wins 10 and Under Crown at KC North Stars
Eight year-old Jamie Gragg of Williamsburg captured the girls 10 and under title at the first Kansas City North Stars invitational cross country meet held at Hidden Valley Park. She finished 3,000 meters in 13:34, her first fall meet after several summer Junior Olympic age-group titles.
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Kansas City
Jamie Gragg
Williamsburg
OHS and Area Sports Schedule October 1st Details
The calendar lists U.S. athletic events for Oktobet 1. Owat High volleyball at Paglia Middle School eighth grade football at Sante Trail starts 4 30 p m. Overbrook football at Trail is 4 30 p m. GHS football at Olathe South 7 30 p m. OHS tennis at EKL Journay 1 p m Monday Oct 1. OHS junior varsity football at Olathe South 4 pm. OHS volleyball with Minge and Olathe North 5 pm.
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EKL Journay
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Kansas Falls 20 7 as OSU Dominates Front, Seufer Sacked
Kansas coach Don Fambrough lamented the offense after a 20 7 loss to Oklahoma State. KU was held to 15 rushing yards, with seven sacks on quarterback Frank Seufer and injuries to offensive tackle Dave Wessling. Lawrence started after knee injury, while Bucky Scribner boosted the punting game. Attendance reached 39 810 at Memorial Stadium on Homecoming day.
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Lawrence
Don Fambrough
Kansas Jayhawks
Oklahoma State
Cowboys
Frank Seuver
Hawks
Fambrough
Dave Wessling
Wichita
Memorial Stadium
OU Kickers Top Tabor in 4-0 Victory Saturday
Ottawa University’s soccer team improved to 7-2 after a 4-0 win over Tabor College at the Dick Peters Memorial Sports Complex. Olson Anderson, Mark Perdew, Luis Roggero, and Bill Bradley scored as OU built a 3-0 lead after halftime. The Braves prepare for Tuesday’s 3:30 p.m. non conference match with Rockhurst at 11th Street. Rockhurst defeated Benedictine 3-0 earlier Saturday.
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Haskell Institute
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Barton County
Buller County
Randy Mijares
Levi Bailey
Joe Conner
Bruce
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Ottawa
Park
Lebo junior high volleyball crown goes to U S C 287 team
U S C 287 swept Lebo Williamsburg to win the Lebo invitational junior high volleyball tournament. Williamsburg eased through a double elimination, beating Lebo Marais des Cygnes Valley and Pomona in the finals of the winners bracket. Pomona forced a second final but Williamsburg won the decisive match. Appanoose placed third as Waverly and Scranton also competed.
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Marais Des Cygnes Valley
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Waverly
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Heavyweights loom in AL pennant race with Steinbrenner and Jackson
AP report highlights the looming American League Championship clash as George Steinbrenner Billy Martin and Reggie Jackson renew a volatile dynamic. Sparks fly at team meetings while old rivalries with Halton Edgecomb and Dorrence echo in the clubhouse as the heavyweights prep for a high stakes series.
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New York
Montreal
Los Angeles
George Steinbrenner
Billy Martin
Reggie Jackson
Jim Fanning
Tommy Lasorda
George
Reggie
Billy
Martin
Steinbrenner
New York Yankees
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Yankees pound Brewers as Steinbrenner weighs in
Reggie Jackson homered in the fourth as the Yankees beat the Milwaukee Brewers 7-3. Oscar Gamble and Rick Cerone also connected. Steinbrenner defended his pregame team address, saying his motives were personal shortcomings and not aimed at the players. The piece notes fans and umpire Mike Reilly were in the mix, while stressing no team goes undefeated all season.
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Oscar Gamble
Rick Cerone
Cerone
Steinbrenner
Mike Reilly
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