Braves Rescue Tie With Rockhurst In Thunderous Comeback
Ottawa University battled NAIA power Rockhurst to a 3-3 draw at the Dick Peters Memorial Sports Complex as Mauro Sallustio buried a late goal off Osavaldo Oliveira’s free kick to force the stalemate. OU improves to 7-2-4 ahead of a Sunday home match with McKendree after a rain soaked, back and forth game that saw penalties by Ray Kahla and Keith Steiniger trade goals with Pat Bloomfield opening the scoring for Rockhurst.
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Howard Seeks Stride After Padres Dismissal
San Diego manager Frank Howard, fired after the Padres finished 41-69, defends his role in stabilizing a young club. He cites growth from two to six position players, while president Ballard Smith searches for a replacement amid a last-place finish in 1981.
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Hunter Safety Sessions Near As Waterfowl Upland Seasons Begin
With hunting seasons near, two hunter safety courses are scheduled. In Greeley at Jim and Jean's Hall the Greeley Jaycees and Eastern Kansas Sportsman Club sponsor a Friday night and Saturday session starting 7 p.m. Attendance is required for those born after July 1, 1957. No pre registration. Children under 10 must be accompanied by a parent. In Ottawa the Franklin County Sheriff's Department and Ottawa instructors offer a Saturday and Sunday 1 06 p.m. course at the County Courts Building 3rd and Main. Bring pencils. materials provided.
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Lady Blues Fall To Washburn In Five-Set Upset
Ottawa University women’s volleyball led in the fourth and fifth sets but fell 15-6 15-8 9-15 13-15 8-15 to Washburn. OU posted 38 blocks, 108 attacks, 14 misses and 33 kills. key players Tammy Broyles Dana Cook Michelle McKinney Marilyn Holm Pam Dooley. Next, OU faces Kansas Newman.
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Dana Cook
Kansas Newman
Yankees Force Game 5 With Delayed At Bat Tactics
In New York, Billy Martin’s delay tactic near seven innings sparked a 10 minute at bat by Cliff Johnson against Ron Davis. Johnson walking and delaying was followed by Rich Gossage entering. Umpire Bremigan cited rules but Steinbrenner blamed the quality of AL umpires for the decision.
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Cey's Return Powers Dodgers In NLCS Opener
Ron Cey rehabs a broken forearm to spark Los Angeles in a 5-1 win over Montreal Expos in the NL Championship Series opener. He doubled in a run and scored, while Pedro Guerrero backed with a two run homer. Fernando Valenzuela starts Game 2 after three days rest amid talk of his finger and a standout rookie season.
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