Rookie Benito Santiago Makes AP All Star Debut
Benito Santiago, Padres catcher, becomes the first rookie voted to the AP All Star team since its inception. He edged Matt Nokes 102-63 in voting by AP members. The roster includes eight AL and four NL players with Mattingly at first base and Trammell at shortstop delivering career bests.
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Benito Santiago
Associated Press
Santiago
San Diego Padres
Matt Nokes
Detroit Tigers
Don Mattingly
New York Yankees
Alan Trammell
Ozzie Smith
St. Louis Cardinals
Wade Boggs
Boston Red Sox
Juan Samuel
Philadelphia Phillies
George Bell
Toronto Blue Jays
Andre Dawson
Chicago Cubs
Kirby Puckett
Minnesota Twins
Roger Clemens
Red Sox
Jimmy Key
Blue Jays
Philadelphia
Steve Bedrosian
Paul Molitor
Milwaukee Brewers
Trammell
Smith
Media Likes MUs Chances In Big Eight Poll
The media panel picks Missouri to repeat as conference champion with 415 points and 36 first place votes, ahead of Kansas and Oklahoma. Danny Manning is preseason player of the year with 47 votes, while Derrick Chievous and Jeff Grayer follow.
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Kansas City
Danny Manning
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Sooners
Kansas State
Town State
Oklahoma State
Nebraska
Colorado
Manning
Derrick Chievons
Jeff Grayer
Mookie Blaylock
Ottawa Cyclones Face Chanute After Rough District Loss
Ottawa High seeks bounce back against 6-1 Chanute with 5A playoff hopes. Coach Ron Mann notes lackluster effort vs Blue Valley, emphasizes tougher play, health concerns include injuries to Dawson Rose and Devore out for season. Chanute features 20 seniors and strong size and speed as District Three race continues.
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Rick Peterson
Herald
Ron Mann
Ottawa High
Cyclones
Chanute
Blue Valley
Mann
OHS
Tigers
Jeff Dawson
Greg Rose
Steve Devore
Ottawa High Hosts Regional Cross Country Meet Saturday
Ottawa High School banners the five class regional cross country meet Saturday starting at 10 a.m. at the Eisenhower Road area course with 400 plus athletes. top teams and top individuals in each race advance to the Nov 7 state meet at Manhattan and Wamego.
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Eisenhower Road
Old Highway 50
Manhattan
Wamego
Ottawa High
Shawnee Heights
Fort Scott
Washburn Rural
Bishop Ward
Bonner Springs
Blue Valley
Bishop Miege
Turner
Sumner Academy
Miege
Chris Kornhaus
Ottawa
Heights
Baldwin and Garnett
Gardner
Aquinas
Santa Fe Trail
Chapman
Paola
Osawatomie
Iola
Prairie View
Council Grove
DeSoto
Perry-Lecompton
All-Out Effort Cited For Comet Success
Chanute High planted the seed for a successful 1987 football season long before it started two a days in August. Blue Comet head coach Steve Mies credited players for their summer commitment and praised weight trainer Jim Woods for preparing the team with lifting and conditioning programs.
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Chanute High
Blue Comet
Steve Mies
Jim Woods
Chanute
Chanute Blue Comets aim to rebound after setback in 1986 season
Chanute High School football coach Mies lauds a strong 1986 start despite a 4-5 record, noting wins against Coffeyville Independence Parsons Labette Iola and Fort Scott. The Comets, ranked in District 3 contention, prepare to face Ottawa while emphasizing resilience and a comeback mindset after a tough loss to Columbus.
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Coffeyville
Independence
Parsons
Columbus
Comets
Labette County
Iola
Fort Scott
Mies
Stanley
Chanute
Blue Valley
Ron Mann
Ottawa High
Steve Matney
R.P
Ottawa Cyclones Face Fort Scott in Sub-Statesemifinal Clash
Ottawa High enters 5A sub-state at OHS as second seed, needing a Fort Scott win before challenging Chanute. Chanute, 27-1, plays Pittsburg at 1 pm. Ottawa and Fort Scott meet at 2 pm. the winner advances to Newton for state. Musselwhite stresses focus on Fort Scott and final home appearance.
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Ottawa High
Jo Musselwhite
Cyclones
Chanute
OHS
Comets
Fort Scott
Pittsburg
Ottawa
Newton
Musselwhite
Tigers
OHL
Missouri Southern Tops Ottawa In 4-0 Soccer Setback
Missouri Southern defeated Ottawa University 4-0 at Dick Peters Memorial Sports Complex. Bill Knox scored two goals and Steve Triplett added two as the Lions outshot OU 32 to nine and earned six corner kicks to two for Ottawa. Ron Johnson made 13 saves for the Braves as the teams combined for 29 fouls.
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Ottawa University
Braves
Missouri Southern
Dick Peters Memorial
Ottawa
Bill Knox
Aurora, Calo
Southern
Steve Triplett
Sedalia, Mo
Ron Johnson
Sedalia
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