Chargers Surge With Replacements Set To Face Chiefs
San Diego leads AFC West after three weeks of replacement players as regulars return from a 24 day strike. Chargers host Kansas City in a rematch seeking top position while Chiefs, 1-4, try to rebound and restore timing in a season opener rematch context.
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Giants Favored Despite Winless NFL Reign Opening
Giants sit 0-5 with replacements boosting early season hopes as Parcells insists they must win 10 straight to reach the playoffs. St Louis visits as 10-point favorites with Cardinals relying on Lomax while Redskins benefit from strike-era rest and Legacy.
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Sutton's 62 Leads Tucson Open In High Scoring Round
Hal Sutton fired a 10 under par 62 to grab a one stroke lead after two rounds of the Tucson Open at the 7,010 yard TPC course. Sutton praised his round but noted it could have been even better, as Payne Stewart and Paul Azinger shot 63s and the field posted low scores.
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Bowling Scores Night Owls and Rebels Dominate Lanes
A crowded bowling card lists top series and high games across teams including NIGHT OWLS cMon's t high 195 and 30- J. Yost 517, REBELS 3 H 10 30 K Parker 191 506, plus STRIKERS 4 M Robertson 191 30 J Robertson 474 and NEIGHBORHOOD PARTIES O 30 M Robertson 163 480. The table enumerates many local businesses and players with high marks like INDIAN LANES and STORM RIDERS, detailing scores such as Jett W 588 and B. Shuck 553 while noting shop names like FRANKLIN SAVINGS and AMERICAN MUFFLER among others.
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City Recreation Volleyball Schedule Week of Oct 24 1987
Ottawa Teens hosts Halloween Party Oct 31 with prize movie costumes and games at Youth Center 115 W 4th. Open 6:30 to 10:30 pm for 6th and 7th graders. cost 25 cents with current participation card. no reentry after checkout. Oct 31 event details and contact numbers provided.
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Wellsville Gal to Compete in World Bass’n Gal Classic
Elaine Coughenour of Wellsville will fish in the Bass’n Gal Classic Star world championships in Lake Eufaula Alabama next week. The 48 year old rookie is among 35 anglers with 15 states represented and she is the lone Kansan. The event, hosted by Bass’n Gal federation with 18 000 members, aims to promote women s sport fishing and wildlife conservation.
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Osage Harriers Take Fourth in Mid-East League Meet
Osage boys finish fourth led by Mike Weible 15th at 11 11. Troy Blecha 19th 11 26 Gary Croucher 21st 11 31 Troy White 26th 11 36 Tony Parker 32nd 11 57 Jon Long 34th 12 06 Larry Soendker 36th 12 15. Girls team places Jenny Lauber seventh 13 42 Vicki Moore 14 25 Marcy Woodyard 26th 17 54. JV winner Darrin Trout 12 16, Cyrus Fillmore fifth 12 38, David Soendker 10th 13 13. Next action Oct 31 at Ottawa regional.
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Church Schedule Card For Oct 27 30 In City
Friday and Sunday church league schedule lists Trinity Methodist versus Community Foursquare No 2 versus First Methodist No 7 at 6 45 PM then 8 15 PM Community Foursquare No 1 against Faith Lutheran and 9 00 North Baptist versus First Methodist No 1 with First Christian listed as BYE MEN The Friday Oct 30 slate shows Faith Lutheran against Community Foursquare No 2 and North Baptist on a BYE list appears amid the schedule
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Baldwin Girls Take Second in 4A Regional Tennis
Baldwin secured runner up in the Class 4A regional tennis tournament led by Hayden with a team total of 11 points. Baldwin finished with 9, Wamego 6, Gardner 4, Iola 4, Lansing 2, and DeSoto 0. Individual titles went to Hayden’s Shannon Kelly and Christy Hohman in singles. Doubles crowned included Baldwin’s Beth Rader and partner, plus three more Baldwin teams advancing to state. The top finishers advance to the state championships in Hutchinson on Oct. 31.
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