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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1983

Page

2

Cyclones Scrimmage Showcases Ottawa Offense Sharp

Ottawa High Cyclones staged a 45 minute soap scrimmage at OHS stadium led by senior quarterback and standout backs as Darren Pany and Scott Sjogren sparked the ground game. Johnsin and Hasty produced long runs and two scoring passes came from Schultze to Hasty and Geist to Hasty. Two injuries noted with McCrea and Hasty, not believed serious. Bishop Miege coaches attended the session as OHS plans a return scrimmage at Miege.

Rick Peterson I. Yl Ottawa High Cyclones Chuck Blaney OHS Stadium Ile Cyclones Tetter Miege Werld Anes Enim OHS Wiecos 1Sehullae Darren Pany Cyclone David McCrea Hasty McCrea Miege

Connors, Navratilova pace U S Open seeds

Jimmy Connors and Martina Navratilova led a seeded surge at the U S Open as round results shaped the early landscape. Upsets included John Lloyd beating Jose Higueras. Vilas and Mayer advanced in tough five setters. several top women win while Potters fall. Connors praised the field amid noisy surroundings and plane-filled skies at the National Tennis Center.

Mint Gene Mayer Teltscher Vilas Tom Cain Mayer Cristo Steyn South Africa Sammy Giammalva John Lloyd Great Britaan Chris Evert Lloyd Jose Higueras Spain

Kansas State Hosts Long Beach in Season Opener Under Lights

Kansas State prepares for a passing duel as Long Beach State visits KSU Stadium for the season opener. Todd Dillon leads Long Beach's air attack after a 3,587 total-yard season, while Jim Dickey restarts with new starters.

KSU Stadium Long Beach Todd Dillon Dillon Lenny Montgomery Kansas State Jim Dickey Dickey Dave Currey

Fragmented AP dispatch hints at unclear event

A partially legible AP item mentions dates and places but the text is garbled. It hints at cinema related showings or protests, with city names and institutions obscured. No clear outcome or participants are readable.

O'Meara Leads B C Open After 18 With 8 Under 63

Mark O'Meara of Irving Texas posted an 8 under par 63 to grab a three shot lead after 18 holes at the B C Open in Endicott New York. He battled muscle spasms from heavy bag lifting yet birdied six times and eagle on the 12th.

Endicott N.Y Mark O'Meara Irving Texas O'Meara Professional Golfers’ Association Eric Batten San Jose Calif Ronnie Black Kountze Brad Faxon Somerset Enidoie Golf Club Faxon Furman University Bobby Clampett Gary Hallberg Joey Sindelar Mark Lye Victor Regalado Don Pooley Calvin Peete

Morris and Hoyt Trade Wins in AL High Pace Race

Detroit pitcher Jack Morris won his 10th consecutive game and 18th of the year with a 5-0 six hitter against the Texas Rangers, as LaMarr Hoyt matched him with a 12-0 shutout of the Kansas City Royals. Both leaders in wins, Morris neared Baltimore in the AL East while Hoyt pushed his record to 18-10. Other scores included Toronto beating Baltimore 5-3, Minnesota routing Boston 11-0, and Oakland beating New York 2-0.

Ken Rappoport Detroit Jack Morris Chicago LaMarr Hoyt Morris Hoyt Texas Rangers Kansas City Royals Tigers Baltimore Orioles Kansas City Dick Howser Toronto Baltimore Minnesota Boston Oakland New York Tom Brookens Chet Lemon Tiger Anderson Chet Lemon Carlton Fisk Tom Paciorek Fisk Bud Black Sherm Lollar White Sox Chicago White Sox National League Cubs Blue Jays Ortoles Jesse Barfield Ernie Whitt Willie Upshaw Doyle Alexander Orioles Barfield Exhibition Stadium Alexander Jim Palmer Twins Red Sox Tom Brunansky al Williams Brunansky Lenny Faedo Williams Tony Armas Wade Boggs Bobby Ojeda Mark Clear Yankees Chris Codiroli Dave Righetti Codiroli Righetti Tony Phillips Rickey Henderson Bill Almon Milwaukee Cleveland California Texas Seattle Sl Wilcox Berenguer Seal Acker

Davila Wins Title After Bejines Knockout Injury

Albert Davila captured the vacant World Boxing Council bantamweight title with a 12th round knockout of Kiko Bejines at the Olympic Auditorium in Los Angeles. Bejines suffered critical head injuries and was listed in serious condition after the bout and was transported by helicopter to a Los Angeles hospital for treatment.

Los Angeles Albert Davila World Boxing Council Kiko Bejines Bejines California Hospital Marlene Delp Besiies Dernhardt Schwartz Los Angeles County Usc Medical Center

Local umps named to work tourney in Hutchinson

Tom Drake of the Franklin County Umpires Association was chosen as an umpire for the USSSA Men's Class Slow Pitch World Softball Tournament at Hutchinson this weekend. Danny Kay, another FCUA member, was named as an alternate for the event.

Tom Drake Franklin County Umpires Association USSSA Hutchinson FCUA Danny Kay

Baseball Roundup From Chicago to Seattle Scores and Odds

Baseball round up lists matchups including Koosman and Boyd in Boston, Flanagan against Viola, Splittorf and Hough, Forsch, Sorensen, Fontenot, with teams Cleveland Oakland New York Seattle and the National League standings featuring Philadelphia Pittsburgh and others.

Chicago Koosman Boston Boyd Baltimore Flanagan Minnesota Viola Kansas City Splittorf Texan Hough Milwaukee Porter California Forsch Cleveland Sorengen Oakland Heimueller New York Fonteno

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