Howser Heartened by Royals Victory Over Yankees
Howser welcomed the Royals win over George Steinbrenner’s Yankees in Kansas City. After 103 wins last season, Howser said he felt no vindictive urge, insisting you can’t root against one team and for another. He noted Tommy John’s six hitter fell short as Kansas City won 3-2.
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Royals Top Yankees Behind Quisenberry Win
Howser guides Kansas City to a 3 2 win as rookie Mike Jones limits New York to two runs over seven. Dan Quisenberry closes the eighth with a double play on Winfield and Reggie Jackson is nabbed at second by Amos Otis. Gamble walks and Murcer grounds into a force to end it.
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Frank White
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Otis
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Bob Watson
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Veterans Bring Depth as OU Braves Open Season
Ottawa University starts its 198 season with a veteran heavy squad led by second year coach Frank Lemp. The Braves host Bartlesville Wesleyan Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Dick Peters Memorial Complex. Key returnees include Tom Cini Steve Lee John Moore and Octavio Silva with newcomers Mel Herrington Mark Perdew and several transfers pushing for playing time. The team aims to win 13 to 15 games and capture area championships while expanding a competitive schedule featuring the Andrew B. Martin Tournament and matchups with Kansas and Kansas State.
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Ottawa University
Braves
Frank Lemp
Bartlesville
Okla
Wesleyan
Tom Cini
Steve Lee
John Moore
Steve Eustice
Octavio Silva
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John Smith
Ray Kahila
Mauro Sallustio
Bill Petry
Lee Leal
Tad Ballinger
Byron Hayes
Osvaldo Oliveira
Orson Anderson
Luis Roggero
Mel Herrington
Mark Perdew
Ben Carrera
Bill Bradley
Scott Sellers
Andre Accoque
Dean Schneider
Oscar Sanchez
Lemp
Tony van Leiden
al Peterson
Ottawa
Andrew B. Martin
University of Kansas
Kansas State University
Herrington
Perdew
NFL Features Interesting Openers
AP Sports Writer Bruce Lowitt surveys early season matchups as the Dallas Cowboys renew a waning yet storied rivalry with Washington. The piece lists weekend openers and notes coaching changes, including Gibbs replacing Pardee, Haden and Ferragamo’s quarterback moves, Bum Phillips in New Orleans, and Dan Reeves guiding Denver against the defending champions.
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McEnroe Fined At Wimbledon Moves To Open Contention
NEW YORK AP It is a shifting battle as tennis officials levy 2250 for three Wimbledon conduct violations and another 5000 for aggravated behavior. McEnroe, 22, defeated Gullikson 6 3 6 1 6 3 at the U S Open while fending off hecklers and criticizing CBS for on court microphones.
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Colbert Withdraws From K State Athletic Director Run
Conrad Colbert acting athletic director at Kansas State University has withdrawn his name from consideration for the permanent athletic director post. Colbert, a business manager and associate AD since 1976, was named acting AD on August 14 after DeLoss Dodds left for Texas. He cited unfavorable circumstances in pursuing the job.
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Ducks Unlimited meeting aims to form Ottawa chapter
A Ducks Unlimited organizational meeting was announced for next Tuesday September 8 at 7 30 PM in the Devore Associates office Ottawa to explore forming a local DU chapter. Lee Queal DU regional director will present a film and slide show. contact Earl Devore or Jack Patty for more details.
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Tarkio Eyes End To Losing Streak
Tarkio College in Tarkio Missouri prepares for a season opening home game against Concordia Nebraska as coach Scott Swofford promises discipline and effort to end the 27 game losing streak, the longest in college football. The Owls last won in September 1978 and campus details are noted.
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Baseball Scoreboard Friday and Saturday Results
Baseball results from Friday and Saturday show Atlanta at New York, Houston at Montreal, Chicago at San Francisco, Cincinnati at Philadelphia, St Louis at Los Angeles, Pittsburgh at San Diego, with additional American League East standings and games. Key records include Detroit 16-68, Baltimore 10-65, New York 12-12, and Toronto 12-5, plus several suspended or rescheduled contests and partial standings across the league.
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Bears Beat Omaha to Take 2-0 Lead in Playoff Series
Denver Bears crushed Omaha Royals 9-4 to seize a 2-0 advantage in the best of seven for the league championship. Dan Briggs drove in three runs with a 3-for-4 night including a two run homer. Wally Johnson added a solo shot as Willie Mueller delivered six shutout innings before a two run double ended his bid.
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