Wellsville JV Pounds Eudora In 42-6 Victory
Wellsville High junior varsity football crushed Eudora 42-6 on Monday. Jason Speer and Gavin Fouts each scored two touchdowns, with Speer on a 1 yard run and a 4 yard run and Fouts on a 35 yard interception return and a 35 yard run. Josh Sloan added a 20 yard run and Jacob Enfield scored on a 1 yard pass from Kyle Deterding, as Wellsville led 34-6 at halftime and moved to 5-2. The team hopes to schedule one more game next week.
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Osage City High Volleyball Drops Two Mid-East League Matches
Osage City High volleyball team loses both Mid-East League games to Northern Heights 3-0 and 3-0. Junior varsity also lost while freshmen won. Osage hosts Class 3A sub-state at Wellsville, seeded seventh and faces Silver Lake at 10:30 a.m. In Chicago, NFL owners plan to meet to discuss Plan B and potential expansion after a September verdict hindered free agency.
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Series moves north indoors as Toronto hosts World Series game
The Toronto Blue Jays, in their 16th season, face the Atlanta Braves in the first World Series game outside the United States at SkyDome. The series stands 1-1 after Ed Sprague’s ninth inning homer sealed a 5-4 win for Toronto. A color guard flag incident during the anthem sparked debate as Atlanta players and Toronto fans prepare for Game 2.
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No names thrive in Fall Classic
In the World Series, ordinary players like Ed Sprague and Damon Berryhill show baseball’s magic as much as its stars. The ninth inning pinch hit by Sprague, a third-string catcher, altered Game 2, while Berryhill’s homer helped Atlanta win Game 1, linking two unlikely heroes in World Series lore.
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Comeback Sends Kansas to 50-47 Victory over Iowa State
Kansas surged from 26 points down to beat Iowa State 50-47 in Ames as Glen Mason praised the rally and noted the win lifting KU to No. 22 after a 16-year poll absence. Iowa State coach Jim Walden blamed a late fumble break for the loss while Oklahoma State and Colorado also faced dramatic late finishes and quarterback uncertainties.
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Steelers blank Bengals in cold Monday night shutout
Pittsburgh seized control as Cincinnati slumped with an icy field. Boomer Esiason was limited to 86 passing yards, and the Bengals totaled 118 yards with only 14 in the second half. Steelers improve to tied for first after a 20-0 win.
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Avila Tops Ottawa University in 3-1 Soccer Win
Avila College started fast and held off a late OU rally to beat Ottawa University 3-1.OU opened 2-0 and narrowed the deficit to 2-1 on Ed Perez’s rebound goal, but Avila added a late score. OU remains 8-6 overall and tied for ECAC lead with 7-1 in conference. 3-3 vs District 10 rivals. OU plays McPherson next.
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Baker Climbs to No 3 in NAIA II Rankings
Four Kansas teams appear in the NAIA Division II Top 25 with Baker University leaping to third after a 27 10 win over Culver Stockton. Benedictine rises to seventh, Bethany and Friends also rise or re enter the rankings as Westminster Pa and Linfield hold the top spots. Baker visits Evangel in Missouri this Saturday, Oct 31.
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