Ottawa High Cyclones Scrimmage Preview for Fall Sports
Ottawa High and surrounding squads treated Friday night as a dress rehearsal for volleyball and football. Freshmen open at Paola, varsity hosts Independence, and Jayvees meet Aquinas. cross country prep for Olathe Invitational.
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Rick Peterson
Herald
Ottawa High
Jo Musselwhite
OHS
Cyclone
Steve Grogan
Paola
Independence
OHS Jayvees
Aquinas
Menai freed after overturning of racketeering case
Disjointed sports brief reports Denny Menai, the last 30-game winner, left a federal prison on bond after an appeals court overturned his 1985 racketeering drug dealing conviction. He described “tremendous despair” as he walked out, weight loss noted. Houston outfielder Billy Hatcher faced a 10-day suspension for an illegal bat, with NL President Bart Giamatti considering an appeal as the Series looms. The item also notes a large, unrelated golf lead near completion and a jumbled list of names from a local event.
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Talladega
Ala
Cy Young
Denny Menai
McLain
Cortion
Perez Debuts, Royals Top White Sox 6-2
Melido Perez earned the win in his major league debut after being recalled from Class AA Memphis. He pitched seven innings, allowing an unearned run on six hits with four strikeouts. Danny Tartabull drove in two runs with a triple and a single, sparking Kansas City to end a four-game skid.
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Kansas City
Melido Perez
Danny Tartabull
Kansas City Royals
Chicago White Sox
Memphis
Chicago
Perez
Greg Walker
White Sox
Richard Dotson
Tartabull
Ron Hassey
Read
Kevin Seitzer
Brett
Eagles Pluck The Infamous Cris Carter
Cris Carter, banned from Ohio State for taking money from agents, was drafted by the Philadelphia Eagles in the fourth round of the NFL supplemental draft. Pitt back Charles Gladman went unsigned by any team after being passed over in all rounds. Eagles coach Buddy Ryan praised Carter as a great receiver with about 27 touchdown passes.
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NEW York
Cris Carter
Ohio State
Philadelphia Eagles
Pitt
Charles Gladman
Gladman
Quiry
Buddy Ryan
Eagles
Carter
Philadelphia
Braves Top Expos Behind Virgil and Murphy Homers
Ozzie Virgil drove in four runs with bases loaded hits and Dale Murphy hit his 37th homer as the Atlanta Braves defeated the Montreal Expos 7 4. Rick Mahler earned the win in relief while Neal Heaton took the loss. The game included Murphy's solo homer off Randy St Clair in the fifth.
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Atlanta
Ozzie Virgil
Dale Murphy
Atanta Braves
Montreal Expos
Virgil
Murphy
Randy St.Claire
Rick Mahler
Neal Heaton
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