Ottawa U. Braves show promise after Bethany victory
Ottawa University leads with a young squad of 19 underclassmen in a 21 20 win over No g Bethany College proving Glenn Percy’s belief that the Braves can become first division ECAC contenders. Percy cites experience as the key and notes two big tests upcoming against Tabor College and Bethel. Ottawa sits at 3 4 overall and 3 3 in the conference, with Brad Basel and Derrick Harris among notable contributors and Cliff Boatright adding multiple interceptions as part of a solid defensive effort.
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Miseries Continue For Winless Jays
An injury to No 1 quarterback Mike Gottsch during practice foreshadowed a tough 1987 season for the Tabor College Bluejays. They entered Saturday’s game against Ottawa University still seeking their first win, riding an 0-6 start after a 3-6 previous season.
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Gottsch to start as Tabor battles Ottawa in early showdown
Ottawa braces for a tough test as Gottsch returns for the Bluejays and Shawn Newport is lost for the season with a broken rib. Ottawa's young depth shows promise after an upset of Bethany, while Tabor struggles with fumbles and a porous defense.
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Dickerson Benched By Rams Over Contract Fight
Los Angeles Rams declare All-Pro Eric Dickerson physically and mentally unable to play Sunday against the San Francisco 49ers. Dickerson, unhappy with a 680000 per year deal through 1989 and seeking a trade, did not comment. Charles White says the move may help the team, while coach John Robinson cites readiness and contract binding through 1989.
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McRae to be Pirates Minor League Hitting Instructor
Hal McRae leaves the Kansas City Royals after 15 seasons to join the Pittsburgh Pirates as minor-league hitting instructor. The former .290 career hitter will base himself in Bradenton Florida near Pirates camp and Spring training. Pirates GM Syd Thrift calls him a competent, knowledgeable hitting instructor with an outstanding track record.
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Royals sign Wellman to 40 man roster as Bosley seeks free agency
Kansas City Royals add veteran minor league second baseman Brad Wellman to the 40 man roster while outfielder Thad Bosley files for free agency. Bosley, who joined the Royals from Chicago in the off season, hit .279 with one homer and 16 RBI in 140 at bats last season. Wellman, 28, began in Kansas City’s system and could help rest veteran Frank White. His career MLB batting average stands at .224.
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McRae Reflects on Royals Standoff and Managerial Hope
Former Royals star Hal McRae recalled turning down the manager job after Billy Gardner’s firing and leaving as hitting coach. He describes salary clashes with John Schuerholz, accepting a minor league posting for 30000, and his lingering desire to manage someday if the right opportunity arises. McRae cites a standout 1982 season and Schuerholz credits his impact on the organization.
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Watson's 65 Leads Rich PGA Event in Texas
Tom Watson fired a five under par 65 to grab the first round lead at the Nabisco Championship in San Antonio. He led by one stroke over Larry Mize and David Frost as wind gusts shaped a high-stakes day with $3 million in prize money and a rush to end a personal drought. Watson credited improved putting and a recent stroke adjustment as keys to the surge.
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