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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1982

Page

2

OHS Sports Night At Ottawa High School Events

Ottawa High School hosts a multi sport evening with Cyclone volleyball a scrimmage at 6 30 pm track time trials for girls and boys cross country at 7 15 and 7 30 football scrimmage follows. Afterward Cyclone Booster Club hosts a watermelon feed between the stadium and shop area southwest of the campus.

Ottawa High School Cyclone OHS Cyclone Booster Club

Cyclones Prep For Soap Scrimmage At Ottawa High Stadium

Ottawa High head coach Chuck Blaney says Thursday night’s 7:30 scrimmage will help evaluate players for starting roles as the Cyclones approach Sept. 10 opener at Bishop Miege. Quarterback and receiver spots are up for grabs among juniors Greg Shutt, Todd Schultze, and several contenders.

OHS Chuck Blaney Bishop Miege Blaney Greg Shutt Todd Schultze Keith Hodges Steve Hasty Derek Chappell Wendell Lewis Kevin Allan Mike Bellinger Larry Stewart David McCrea Robert Rice Kenton King Doug Ferguson Cyclones Mike Popp John Roberts Hasty Mike Voights Jeff Reed Jon Wiggins Cyclone Todd Burroughs Buck Watts Keith McDaniel Todd Brady Trent Lancaster Miege

Ottawa High cross country eyeing state title and league lift

Ottawa High School seeks a girls 5A state title and aims to improve the boys’ sixth place in the East Kansas League. Coach H.K. Stevens reports 11 girls and six boys out, led by returning runners Blakeley Cole Frank and Ansley. The teams open September 10 at the Olathe Invitational and host Ottawa Invitational on September 23.

Rick Peterson Ottawa High Cyclone Birls OHL H.K. Stevens Stevens Cindy Blakeley Jeri Cole Connie Frank Sandra Ansley Blakeley Cole Frank OHS Bishop Miege Ansley Ottawa Miege Cyclone Kurt Skiles Brad Griener Merlin Carroll Bruce Starks Todd Crenshaw Bobby Brownell BKL Blue Valley Bonner Springs Cyclones

Royals Fall as Hough Knuckleballs Royals to 6-0 Loss

Kansas City manager Dick Howser praised Charlie Hough after he tossed a three hitter to blank the Royals 6-0. Hough limited Kansas City to three singles while Texas Rangers support produced four runs in the second inning and two more in the seventh. The loss ends Kansas City's seven-game streak and tightens the AL West race as California routed Detroit 11-0.

Kansas City Dick Howser Hough Royals Detroit Angels Jerry Martin Willie Wilson Hal McRae Wilson McRae Martin Rangers Bud Black Larry Parrish Dave Hostetler Lamar Johnson Jim Sundberg Mike Richard George Wright RBI Wright Billy Sample Buddy Bell Parrish Sqwier

Angels Win Tommy John Sweepstakes

DETROIT AP Tommy John to the California Angels after a trade from the New York Yankees ends his unhappy stint in New York. Reggie Jackson says John will lift the club as they chase the pennant. Angels manager Gene Mauch notes John can give seven starts and seven chances to win. John, 39, joins a staff with a strong comeback story after elbow surgery in 1974.

Detroit Tommy John New York California Angels New York Yankees Angels John Minneapolis Yankees Reggie Jackson Los Angeles Dodgers Jackson Gene Mauch Ant Milwaukee

Royals face finish with Angels in tight AL West race

Kansas City plans to finish the pennant drive as California adds lefty Tommy John from the Yankees and lefty John Curtis from the Padres to shore up their pitching. Royals manager Dick Howser downplays the shakeup while stars like Brett and Terrell offer cautious reactions as six games remain against the Angels.

Kansas City, Ma Tommy John California Angels Charlie Hough Angels Kansas City Royals Texas Rangers John Curtis San Diego Padres Yankees John Dodgers Cleveland Indians Chicago White Sox Kansas City New York Yankees California Curtis Howser Royals Larry Gura Dennis Leonard Dan Quisenberry John Schuerholz Gaylord Perry Dave Frost Seattle Anaheim Jerry Martin John Deal Paul Splittorff George Brett Jerry Terrell Terrell Brett Dick Howser

Teenager Upsets Billie Jean King At U S Open

Susan Mascarin, eight, shocked 12th seed Billie Jean King 6-3 6-2 on the U S Open center court in New York. The event opened with other top seeds Mats Wilander and Ivan Lendl winning, while Martina Navratilova and John McEnroe prepared for evening matches.

New York Susan Mascarin Billie Jean King Owen Davidson Argentina Chris Dunk Chris Evert Lloyd Pilar Vasquez Martina Navratilova John McEnroe Navratilova Laura DuPont McEnroe Tim Gullickson

Chiefs Trim Roster To Meet 60 Active Cards

Kansas City waived three players Frank Case Case deBruijn Harold Norfleet and placed Ron Washington on reserve non football injury list Kyle McNorton placed on injured reserve with a knee ligament tear Case was an eight round 1981 pick from Penn State deBruijn an eighth round pick from Idaho State Norfleet a rookie free agent from Prairie View Texas Washington a fourth round pick last year and on injured reserve list after knee surgery McNorton from Kansas University suffered a right knee ligament tear

Kansas City Kansas City Chiefs National Football League Frank Case Case deBruijn Harold Norfleet Ron Washington Kee Kyle McNorton University of Kansas Penn State Chiefs deBruijn Idaho State Norfléet Prairie View Texas

NFL Veterans Waived As Rosters Shrink On Tuesday

The Associated Press reports final cuts lowered rosters to 60 with L C Greenwood released by the Steelers the last steel curtain member. Green Bay cut Terdell Middleton who rose to 1 000 yard mark in 1978 and New Orleans kept rookie Morten Andersen over Benny Ricardo as the Saints player representative cites his role in fate. Ed Simonini Ricky Churchman and John Banaszak also waived as teams reduce to 49 by next Monday.

Associated Press L.C. Greenwood Pittsburgh Steelers Terdell Middleton Green Bay Packers Benny Ricardo New Orleans Saints Ed Simonini Baltimore Ricky Churchman San Francisco John Banaszak Greenwood Chuck Noll Banaszak Chuck Middleton NFL Morten Andersen Ricardo

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