Seahawks favored to win AFC West in 1989 season
Barry Wilner projects Seattle to capture the AFC West title by Christmas. He notes strong offense led by Krieg and Blades and a defense needing depth, with Kansas City and Denver as threats. The Chiefs, Broncos, Raiders, and Chargers are positioned for varied competition as Schottenheimer reshapes KC.
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Ron Jaworski
Carlos Carson
Stephone Paige
Christian Okoye
Broncos
Vance Johnson
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Raiders
Chargers
Ottawa jayvee volleyball opens with two losses in triangular
Ottawa High junior varsity volleyball failed to win in a triangular with Blue Valley and Paola. The team lost to Blue Valley 15-6 15-7 and fell to Paola in three games 15-12 16-14 15-13. Nicole Love sparked the Paola match, scoring four straight to clinch the second and nine straight in the third.
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Nicole Love
Burlingame
Lyndon
Ottawa High Freshmen Fall to Paola 24 6
Ottawa High freshmen football lost 24 to 6 to Paola in the season opener. Penalties hurt the Cyclones at key moments erasing a TD and a long run. Alex Windler opened scoring setup for Ottawa with a long run, Brian Clark completed the score on a rushing TD. Extra point failed. Next game is Thursday vs Shawnee Mission West at Steve Grogan Stadium.
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Paola
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Cyclones
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Ottawa
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Shawnee Mission West
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Browns suspend Kevin Mack for cocaine charge
Cleveland Browns fullback Kevin Mack is suspended 30 days by NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle after pleading guilty to cocaine use. He will miss the final preseason game and the first three games of the regular season.
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IOC Tightens Anti-Apartheid Rules For Barcelona Games
The IOC declared any athlete competing in South Africa ineligible for Olympic participation. The 95th session kept tennis as a medal sport for Barcelona but required the ITF to suspend several South Africa linked tournaments. The LOC barred soccer players over 23 from the Barcelona Games.
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Puerto Rico
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Collusion decision costs millions
New York based reports state baseball owners must pay players more than 10.5 million dollars as compensation for collusion against free agents in 1985 and 1986. Arbitrator Thomas Roberts ordered funds to be allocated among 139 affected players, with hearings if needed, and allowed claims for lost multiyear contracts signing bonuses and no trade clauses. Owners will place 10,528,086.71 in escrow, averaging about 404,926.41 per team.
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OU Scrimmage With Ottawa University Braves at Cook Field
The University of Oklahoma plans a public scrimmage against Ottawa University Braves at Cook Field at 2 00 p m Saturday. The event is open to the public and free to attend.
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Osage City Indians eye return to winning mark with strong senior class
Osage City High's 5-4 record last season under first-year coach Les Hultgren sets expectations high. The Indians lose four all-area players but return quarterback Richie Carlson and running back Clark Pearson to anchor a quick, improving lineup. Linemen Brian Filmore and Brandon Davis lead the experienced front, while Ty Swarts and Wade Edwards help the defense as Osage City opens with Eudora, a first-time opponent.
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Krieg
Blades
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Tommy Kane
Williams
Scott
Hollister Herald
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Christian Hurst
Neil Plinsky
Andy Atwell
Jeff Jenning
Hultgren
Humbers
Indians
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Clark Pearson
Wellsville netters open season with two wins in triangular
Wellsville Eagles beat Pleasant Ridge 15-10 15-7 and Paola 15-6 15-5 to open the volleyball season. Vicki Bauer 22-24 with two aces and Lesley Gretencord 12-13 with one ace led serving at 84 percent. Bauer 11 kills, Wedmen 7, Coons 11, with setters Kramer and McDaniel contributing. Next action at Baldwin Invitational in Baldwin City.
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Eagles
Pleasant Ridge
DeSoto
Paola
Vicki Bauer
Lesley Gretencord
John Dowling
Dowling
Bauer
Spike
Cindy Wedmen
Bernie Coons
Janet Kramer
Kelly McDaniel
Baldwin City
Trojans drop two in triangular action
In a Thursday triangular at Marais des Cygnes Valley Lyndon and Burlingame faced MdCV. MdCV lost both matches 15-10 15-7 to Burlingame and 15-10 10-15 10-15 to Lyndon, dropping to 1-4. Lyndon beat MdCV after a 15-10 10-15 10-15 loss to Burlingame, leaving Lyndon at 1-1.
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Lyndon
Burlingame
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