Motivation drives Ottawa High to EKL finale against Olathe South
Ottawa High faces a pivotal EKL finale at Marshall Ensor Field aiming for a 4-2 league mark and a potential first winning season since 1978. Coach Chuck Blaney says strong motivation, momentum, and beating an Olathe team for the first time since 1975 fuel the Cyclones as Olathe South, coached by Bud Wheeler, seeks Homecoming wins and revenge after tough schedule losses.
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Olathe South
Ottawa High
Cyclone
Falcons
Marshall Ensor Field
Olathe North High
OHS
Chuck Blaney
Kansas
Cyclones
Blaney
OHL
Bud Wheeler
Mike Wallace
Ottawa
South
Turner
James Stines
Todd Schultze
Paola
FPREP
Olathe North
Bishop Miege
Bonner Springs
Blue Valley
Belton
Pomona
Central Heights
Baldwin
Shawnee Aquinas
Waverly
Williamsburg
Dupree Status Uncertain Returns to Oklahoma Slated
Norman AP Marcus Dupree, missing for three days, says he plans to return to the University of Oklahoma but remains off the team after Oklahoma’s 28-16 loss to Texas last weekend. Coach Barry Switzer denies a guaranteed readmission, while Dupree, in Mississippi, tells assistants he is coming back but provides no timetable. Police had removed him from the missing persons list, with authorities keeping his exact location confidential and Mississippi contact notes unclear.
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Scott Montgomery
Bud Wheeler
Blaney
Cyclones
OHS
Johnson
ERL
Scott Sjogren
Turner
OHL
Cyclone
Bishop Miege
Scott Hill
Dupree
Mississippi
Switzer
Jackson
Miss
Norman
Mississippi College
Clinton
Philadelphia
Upfee
Oklahoma
Wilson and Aikens Plead Guilty to Drug Charge
Kansas City Royals players Willie Wilson and Willie Aikens pled guilty to misdemeanor drug charges in federal court. Each faces up to a year in prison and a $5,000 fine with sentencing set for November 17.
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Willie Wilson
Willie Aikens
Kansas City Royals
Wilson
Aikens
U.S
Amanda Meers
FBI
J. Milton Sullivant
Sullivant
Ms. Meers
Johnson County
Kan
Dean Vogelaar
The
Royals
Vogelaar
Kane
Kansas City
Jerry Martin
A.L. Washington
Vida Blue
Blue
Phillies Go Fishing in Orioles Loss in World Series Game 2
Baltimore pitcher Mike Boddicker hurled a masterful three hitter as the Orioles beat the Phillies 4-1 to knot the World Series at 1-1. Boddicker, called up from the minors in May, relied on his forkball-changeup cross to stifle Philadelphia and move closer to anchoring Baltimore’s rotation. Game Three is set for Friday in Philadelphia as the series shifts.
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Mike Boddicker
Philadelphia Phillies
Baltimore Orioles
Boddicker
Oriole
Chicago
Phillies
Philadelphia
Orioles
Bird
Cy Young
Tommy John
Geoff Zahn
Mike Schmidt
Roddicker
White Sox
Joe Morgan
John Lowenstein
Charles Hudson
Hudson
Lowenstein
Benedictine Ravens down Ottawa Braves 3-1 in NAIA soccer
Benedictine College improves to 10-2 with a 3-1 victory over Ottawa University at Dick Peters Memorial Sports Complex. The Ravens broke a 1-1 tie with a second half goal by Brian Preiss and added a third by Joe Valenti after OU was reduced to 10 men following Osvaldo Oliveira's ejection in the first half. Oscar Sanchez had tied the game with a penalty before halftime. Ottawa finished with 10 players and dropped to 7-6.
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Benedictine College Ravens
Ottawa University Braves
Dick Peters Memorial
Ravens
Brian Preiss
Joe Valenti
Osvaldo Oliveira
Benedictine
Pat Knott
Oscar Sanchez
Oliveira
Frank Lemp
Braves
William Jewell
Denver University
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