Shorter says prize money hurt American runners
In Detroit for a marathon clinic, Frank Shorter argues the money-for-runners system helped spark burnout and hindered U.S. competitiveness. He cites his 1982 Middletown race and notes rising Masters road racing interest as he plans a low-training NYC Marathon.
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Detroit
Frank Shorter
America
U.S
Shorter
Munich
Athletic Congress Trust Fund
Dick Beardsley
Middletown
N.Y
Beardsley
Boulder
Colo
New York City
MdCV Routs Lebo 35-7 in big league showdown
Marais des Coygnes Valley roars to 35-7 victory over Lebo to stay undefeated in league play and atop the district standings. Tailback Tim Totty stars with 139 rushing yards and two scores, quarterback Niles Lloyd adds a 61-yard TD pass, while Thad Thurston keys defense with 16 tackles and an interception.
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LEBO
Marais Des Coygnes Valley
Mdcv
Trojans
Kansas
Valley
Wolves
Trojan
Steve Joonas
Tim Totty
Troy Lewis
Niles Lloyd
Totty
Lloyd
Chad Wolf
Lewis
Thurston
Kevin Cox
McCv
Colony
Crest
Waverly
Bronco Fake Fails Garnett for 8-7 Frontier Win
Spring Hill pulled off a fake PAT converted to a two point run to beat Garnett 8-7 on Garnett homecoming. Sophomore Scott Kite started at QB for Garnett threw for 133 yards, while Mark Swope led Spring Hill with 165 passing yards and a late rushing TD set the final score. Garnett drops to 1-5 as Spring Hill improves to 3-3 and Garnett travels to Osawatomie next week.
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Garnett
Spring Hill
Broncos
Scott Kite
Kite
Craig Kueger
Evan Doran
Kevin Zwiener
Kueser
Diana Peine
Bulldogs
Osawatomie
Docheff
Yates Center Vikings rout Central Heights on homecoming night
Yates Center led 23-0 behind Vance Ralston 17 points including a 74 yard crossback score and a 41 yard field goal. Shane Schaul added a 51 yard pick six, while Mike Brown passed for 61 yards and Tony Stottlemire ran for 82. Vikings outgained 204 to 153, end with six losses. Heights coach Dan Parks blamed penalties and poor line play for the defeat.
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Yates Center
Vance Ralston
Central Heights
Heights
Ralston
Shane Schaul
Dan Parks
Vikes
Mike Brown
Tony Stottlemire
Melvin Parrett
Darrell Garber
Mark
Indian Rally Tops SFT 14-12 in Mid-East League Thriller
Osage City rallied from a 12-0 hole to beat Santa Fe Trail 14-12 as Neil Plinsky rushed 127 yards on nine carries, scoring on a 40-yard run in the third quarter and a 70-yard TD late in the final period after intermission. Tim Taylor added two extra points.
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Overbrook
Osage City
Neil Plinsky
Santa Fe Trail
Chargers
Mitch
Criger
Fred Cordero
Indians
Justin Whalen
SFT
Brian Sato
Plinsky
Tim Taylor
Hearns Wins NABF Title In Tight 12 Round Fight
Detroit AP Hearns dominated Doug DeWitt to retain the NABF middleweight crown at Cobo Arena. A second 10 round bout saw Tran Barkley upset James Kinchen by split decision after Kinchen knocked down in the ninth. Osage City tops Santa Fe Trojans 14 12 as area games noted.
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Detroit
Thomas Hearns
Doug DeWitt
North American Boxing Federation
Cobo Arena
James Kinchen
World Boxing Association
Hearns
International Boxing Federation
World Boxing Council
Tran Barkley
Kinchen
Paige Faces Chargers Rematch Amid Cornerback Injuries
Kansas City hosts San Diego as Stephone Paige seeks another big game after a record 309 yards last season. With Chargers missing two starting cornerbacks, both teams face pressure from coaches under job scrutiny as Dan Fouts battles misfires and the rematch looms at 3:01 p.m. CDT.
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Kansas City
San Diego Chargers
Stephone Paige
Paige
NFL
Chargers
San Diego
Chiefs
Don Coryell
John Mackovic
Danny Walters
John Hendy
Coryell
Mackovic
Dan Fouts
PHS Whips Marmaton Twice in Eight Man Exhibition
Pomona Indians roll Marmaton Valley 30 0 in an exhibition game as Marmaton, short on players, forfeits its 11 man schedule. Rick Hollon scores twice and Kurt Eckenroed adds a 3 yard TD with other scoring by Randy Eeord and a safety. Eight players carry the ball for Pomona who gain 210 yards, 187 passing, while Ecord and Fowler pace tackles. Next there is a home game vs Pleasanton.
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Indians
Randy Eeord
John Gibson
Daryl Altic
Pomona
Jim Mason
Ecord
Damon Fowler
Pleasanton
Fourth Quarter Surge Beats Burlingame in Opener
Lyndon High School escaped a 6-0 deficit with a fourth quarter surge. Randy Kesselring forced a fumble at the 2 yard line, Darin Schneidewind scored, Matt Goodlove added two TD runs, and Tom Custenborder returned a pick for a TD as LHS won 26-6. Goodlove added two PATs. Burlingame led on an 8-yard run by Chris Faiman earlier in the game. Lyndon faces Waverly next week on their field.
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Burlingame
Lyndon
Tigers
Marais Des Cygnes Valley
Waverly
Lebo
Randy Kesselring
LHS
Darin Schneidewind
Kesselring
Matt Goodlove
Tom Custenborder
Paydirt
Goodlove
Chris Faiman
Bulldogs
Olpe
City Schedule Power Volleyball Matches and Contests
A dense list of badminton and volleyball fixtures across Ottawa and Williamsburg venues. Matches include Six Pack versus Shadows at 6:00 and Our Own Hardware Men against Hooters at 6:45, plus several 7:20 8:15 9:00 starts. Court notes show multiple teams and venues, including O.U Mabee Center.
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Six Pack
Shadows
Our Own Hardware Men
Hooters
L&l Restaurant
Friends
Hairport
Mo Names
Lucky 7
Hato
Ottawa Middle School
Tha Girls
Little Rascals
Hair Designers
Magnificent 9
Young Ad Hearts
A.J. Watts Auction
Mighty Meeces
Buccaneers
F.S.A
Havens Steel Man
Havens
Ottawa National Guard
J.C.M
Haley Abstract
Havens Steel
K.M
Mandrills
Peoples National Bank
West Court
Long Shoals
Chuck's Auto Parts
the Gang
Taylor
First Baptist Ladies
Net Queen
Westminster
Ugh
Guys & Calls
Tha
Blues Eye
Williamsburg
Our
O.U
Mabee Center
Servatius Plumbing
Garst
Tha’ Stuffers
Our Gang
Dale's Sports
Waymire's
Waymire
Lou's Tax Service
Budge’s
Young-At-Hearts
Crooks
Killough
Nel Kings
East Court
DeLaval Dairy
Sunburst
la Belles
Killough Inc
Eagles
Net Kings
Duke
Recreational Volleyball Week Schedule and Winners
Week of October 20, 1986 features Sunday matchups at Forest Park with C-4 Security Agency facing Colbern Electric and Dan Hope Chrysler clashing Peak's Super Saver. Volleyball winners include Gold group victories by Richmond Body Works and Valley Dollies. Red and Blue divisions list multiple teams.
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Forest Park — Man's
C-4 Security Agency
Colbern Electric
Dan Hope Chrysler
Peak
Colhern Electric
Waymire’s
Waymire's
Dan Hope
Richmond Body Works
Smith Family
Valley Dollies
Williamsburg
DeLaval Dairy
Hair Designers
Hi A-Way
Little Rascals
Hair It Is
Looking Glass
Lucky 7
Ottawa Teens Center Offers After School Fitness and Events
The Youth Center hosts Friday and Saturday nights for seventh and eighth graders with 6:30 to 10:30 p.m. hours and a planned Pizza Halloween Party on November 1. ORC and GRC offices list 242 1939 for details while Ottawa Middle School hosts multiple sessions of Fitness for Life, Older Individual programs, and paid options through December 11 and late October start dates.
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Ottawa
G.R.C
O.R.C
W. 4Th
Fitness For
Mary Mayta
Ottawa Recreation Commission
Brenda Cummings
K.U
Ottawa Middle School
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Jim Bell
Kevin Anderton
Mark Swope
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Parks
Kirk Brock
Russell Redenbaugh
Garber
James Garber
Richmond
Christie Hutchison
Les Hutchison
Princeton
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Osage
Robert Watson
Santa Fe Troil
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Altona-Midway
Parsons
Bishop Miege
Phillipsburg
Plainville
Pittsburg
Independence
Riley County
Herington
Sabetha
Jefferson West
Sedan
Caney
Silver Lake
Wabuansee Solomon
Flint Hills
St. Paul
Madison
Tescot
Goessel
Trinly-Hutchinson
Peabody
Wichita South
Wichita Heights
Wichita Weat
Wichita Carcell
Wyandotte
Harman
PHS
Trinity Methodist
Faith Lutheran
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Faith Bible
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Episcopal
Community Foursquare
North
First Christian
Nazarene
Guys & Dolts
Taylor Surveying
Lee Riders
White
A.J. Watts
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