Ottawa ORC fall league updates and events
ORC announces fall adult softball and volleyball schedules with weekly games from Sept. 7 to Sept. 13, plus registrations for fall youth soccer and country dance classes. Also notes equipment check in, uniforms, and contact number 242-1939 for more information.
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Brewers hold off Tigers for 6-3 win in Detroit
Milwaukee Brewers beat Detroit 6-3 as Chris Bosio earned his 13th win on eight strong innings. Darryl Hamilton drove in three, Robin Yount added his 2,993rd hit, and Sparky Anderson was ejected in the fifth for arguing a checked swing.
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Ottawa Falls To Paola In Season Opener In Paola
Ottawa High debut of a one back offense and rotating quarterbacks faltered as Paola rushed to a 35-16 victory. Three fumbles and a sputtering offense hampered Ottawa though Alex Wendler rushed for 127 yards and a TD on 27 carries. Paola capitalized on miscues, building a decisive lead behind key fumble recoveries and a late scoring burst.
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Humboldt slips past Pomona High Indians in opener
Humboldt defeated Pomona 7-6 after a botched Pomona punt snap led to the first Humboldt score. Pomona’s Jason Booe ran for 74 yards and a late field goal attempt failed on a bad snap, costing a chance to win as Pomona heads to Central Heights next week.
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Baldwin wins season opener 14 7 over Anderson County
Baldwin High School veteran Bryan Lash ran for two touchdowns and punted, fueling a 14 to 7 win as Anderson County fumbled at its own one yard line. Lash totaled 80 rushing yards on 22 carries and the defense held ACHS to 75 yards with linebackers Piper and Bell keying a strong effort. Baldwin hosts Wellsville next while Anderson County visits Gardner Edgerton.
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Jayhawks favored over Oregon State in season opener
Beaver coach Glen Mason notes Kansas as a top Big Eight contender with high expectations and strong preparation. Oregon State, 1-10 last season, faces a two touchdown underdog Kansas. Pettibone cites youth and inexperience but sees signs of progress as Beavers prepare for the 1990 opener.
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Wellsville Cruises Past Gardner Edgerton 28 14
The Wellsville Eagles defeated Gardner Edgerton 28 14 in the season opener behind Grady Breithaupt s 113 rushing yards on 23 carries and two receptions. Breithaupt scored twice, and Chris Edstrom opened with a 48 yard punt return for a score as Wellsville built a 21 0 lead after three quarters.
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Waverly Bulldogs Dominate Central Heights In Season Opener
Waverly High School Bulldogs beat the Central Heights Vikings 58 to 27 to start the 1992 football season. Waverly led 28-0 at halftime and 44-0 after three periods, then rested the offense. Next, Waverly travels to Silver Lake while Central Heights hosts Pomona in Friday action.
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White Sox blank Royals as Fernandez fires six hitter
Kansas City, Mo AP Alex Fernandez pitched a six hitter for his second career shutout, boosting the Chicago White Sox to an 8-0 victory over the Royals. Tim Raines drove in two runs with three hits and stole his 40th base, first White Sox player to reach 40 steals in consecutive seasons since Luis Aparicio 1959-61. Fernandez improved to 7-8, facing 60 pitches in the first two innings, and left after the fifth with two runs allowed on six hits.
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