World Series Play Hurdled by Bay Area Quake
Giants and Athletics confront a shattered Bay Area as they resume workouts after the 5:04 p.m. quake. Players express mixed emotions about resuming the World Series at Candlestick Park, with Commissioner Fay Vincent seeking city certification and leaders weighing safety and timing.
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A's Giants want play to resume in Bay Area World Series
AP surveyed 21 A's players who supported commissioner Fay Vincent's decision to resume the World Series. Giants' 27 players, with Pat Sheridan as the sole dissent, largely accepted continuing play in the Bay Area after the Candlestick earthquake. Players cited safety concerns and the need to move forward while acknowledging risk.
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San Francisco
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Dave Parker
Dave Stewart
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Walt Weiss
Coliseum
Candlestick Park
Mike LaCoss
Indians end season with two losses in volleyball
POMONA Appanoose closed its season with two defeats 15-7 15-10 to Pomona and 15-4 15-10 to Williamsburg. Christie Freeman had nine service points in the Pomona match, with Tracy Bowman directing the floor play. Against Burg, Crystal Barkley Medina Kames and Freeman posted three points each, while Shawna Devin and Sara Knop led defense.
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Cyclones shock skeptics in 5A substate run at Bonner Springs
Ottawa High under first-year coach Richard Brown rides a young squad to a 20 11 season and second seed in the 5A substate tourney at Bonner Springs. Sophomores anchor the lineup as Robyn Wadkins joins from JV, and Turner Highland Park Bonner Springs loom as opponents in a tight bracket.
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Ottawa High
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Thompson Leads OMS to 34 12 Victory over Iola
Ottawa Middle School Whirlwinds defeated Iola 34 to 12 as Ben Thompson rushed for three touchdowns and caught another while adding a two point conversion. Quarterback Josh Ratliff connected for a Thompson score and the team posted nearly 300 yards of total offense. The win closed OMS season at 4-2.
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Chad Bloomer
Josh Ratliff
Thompson
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