Morman Delivers Home Run With White Sox Victory
Russ Morman, a rookie from Independence Missouri, homered and drove in the winning run in a 4-0 White Sox win over Kansas City at Royals Stadium. Steve Carlton, 41, earned his 322nd victory with eight strong innings. Bo Jackson debuted with the Royals, collecting a hit in his first major league at-bat. Ozzie Guillen added four singles as Chicago posted back-to-back shutouts.
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Royals Star Brett sidelined by shoulder bursitis
Kansas City Royals third baseman George Brett has bursitis in his right shoulder and may miss two weeks. He has not played since Friday, was in Los Angeles for examination by Dr. Frank Jobe, and will receive medication and training room therapy with a return planned this weekend in Texas.
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Optimists Tourney At Lamont Hill Golf Course
The Ottawa Optimist Club hosts a three man scramble at Lamont Hill on Sunday September 21. Entry is 45 dollars per team with prizes for top three in each flight and special awards for closest to the pin longest drive and longest putt. Proceeds fund scholarships junior golf and youth activities. Sign up at Lamont Hill or by calling 242-7819 or 242-1268.
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Soccer Starts Changed At Ottawa Tourney Games
First round starts in Ottawa for the A B Martin Soccer Tournament have been moved up 30 minutes. Missouri-Kansas City plays Central College at 4 p.m., followed by Ottawa facing Cloud County Community College.
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Repeat Of '85 Would Suit Burg Fine By RICK PETERSON
Williamsburg High, the area's top volleyball program, brings back four starters from last year's 30-4 team that reached the 1A state tourney. Audra Shepard and Charlotte Gragg depart, leaving Kelli Magrath and five others to lead. Coach Roger Driver notes the challenge of replacing two all-league stars while predicting a balanced Three Rivers League season and a tough Erie St. Paul Invitational early in 86. The Panthers open next Tuesday against Central Heights and Uniontown at Heights.
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Chiefs Waive First Round Pick Ethan Horton
Kansas City Chiefs cut former North Carolina star Ethan Horton, the 6 foot 4 inch 225 pound back, after a disappointing preseason and struggles to gain inside yardage. The move leaves the club searching for a lead back as coach John Mackovic and director Les Miller defend the decision and Horton vows to prove himself in the NFL.
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