OHL Players Of The Week Honors Go To Altic And Paola Shutout
Ottawa High's Kevin Altic shared three Players Of The Week awards after a 7-0 win over Paola. Altic, a 180 pound senior, posted 46 percent on offense and paired with Sean Patty for a strong OS attack. Adam Winter and Keenan Beauchamp tied for lineman honors, while Larry Stewart joined Beauchamp in strong two-way play.
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Japan Royals Shoulder U S Baseball Reputation
The Kansas City Royals visit Tokyo to play 17 games against Japanese pro teams including eight against Yomiuri Giants. Led by George Brett and teammates, they will test whether American players adapt to Japan’s style as national broadcasts and sportswriters watch closely.
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Yankees in sixth World Series game as Steinbrenner fronts battle
New York owner George Steinbrenner leads the Yankees in Game Six against the Dodgers with Tommy John opposing Burt Hooton. Steinbrenner sports a cast from a hotel incident while Jerry Mumphrey reenters the lineup. Ron Cey may play for Los Angeles after a concussion, as Lasorda plans to ride him if no dizziness. Dodger momentum hinges on Hooton’s effectiveness and a NY win to stop a six-game skid at Yankee Stadium.
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Injured star Moody ends Ashland football chase early
Todd Moody, Ashland 1A football star, suffered a knee ligament injury in a district opener against South Barber. The injury likely ends his prep season as Ashland drops the game 20 to 8 while leaders across districts are listed. Moody, previously an all-state standout and compared to Nolan Cromwell, leaves Ashland as West Elk and Bluestem face long losing streaks in upcoming district clashes.
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Cyclone Kaub earns ERL all star honor on first team
Ottawa High junior Becky Kaub joined Blue Valley players on the East Kansas League first unit after a strong ERL tournament showing with 14 spikes and 19 service points. Blue Valley led the six first team selections with three players, while Olathe North and South had one each. Miege landed four on the second team, and Turner and North/South players filled the rest of the squads.
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OHS Junior Varsity Captures Finale In 20 14 Win
Ottawa High junior varsity topped Paola 20-14 at the OHS stadium to close the season at 3-4. Greg Shutt rushed for a TD and threw two to Wendell Lewis, while adding another on a fourth down run. Paola’s big plays included two long TD passes, but Ottawa’s defense and Steve Hasty’s interception sealed the victory. Joe Carey and Jeff Reed anchored the Cyclone defense.
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Bowling Bits and Team Standings Across Leagues
Vintage bowling roundup lists early risers and ladies night standings for multiple leagues led by Keith Farms Lantis Bulldars and First National Bank. Highlights include high games by Betty Flory Ginger Luther Dara Ainsworth and Coral Turner with numerous team records and splits converted among Indian Lanes and local sponsors.
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Penn State earns rare rating encore in AP poll
Penn State holds No.1 for a seventh straight week with 45 first place votes and 1259 points as Pittsburgh remains No.2. Clemson rises to No.3 while North Carolina falls to No.9 after a 31-3 loss to South Carolina.
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KSU Grid Woes New ADs Top Priority
Manhattan Kansas AP reports new Kansas State athletic director Dick Towers aims to turn a 1-6 football season into a winner in the Big Eight. He stresses rebuilding talent, supports Coach Jim Dickey’s redshirt plan to stockpile players for next year.
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