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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1979

Page

2

Season opener at rural: Cyclones face Washburn Rural

Ottawa High coach Don Kornhaus opens his debut season wary of a defensive unit with little varsity experience. The Cyclones boast a promising offense and strong linebackers Randy Hendrickson and Jerry Moore to offset inexperience. Ball control and a balanced attack, using both run and pass, are emphasized against Kerry Golden and Washburn Rural on the junior blues field in Topeka.

Terry Ostmeyer Ottawa High Cyclones Washburn Rural Blues Topeka OHL Ottawa Don Kornhaus Kornhaus Kerry Golden Randy Hendrickson Jerry Moore Hendrickson Moore John Harris Joe Gibson Chris Ledom John Geist Mike Mauszycki Robbie Geist Chuck Price Glenn Covert Troy Grace Golden and Company OHS

Rural Blues Look To Upset Ottawa In Key Football Tilt

Rural looks to counter Ottawa in a 7 30 kickoff. Ottawa relies on backs Hendrickson and Grace and QB Scott Hasty 167 pounds with Price at halfback and passer. Forward line includes Moor Kornhaus Nilges Gibson Ferguson with ends Winter Crenshaw. Kornhaus cites Blues quickness as edge and size for Ottawa.

Ottawa Hendrickson Grace Scott Hasty Cyclones Price Kornhaus Dave Moor Curt Kornhaus Greg Nilges OHS Blues

Tanner Triumphs Over Borg In US Open Quarterfinal

Roscoe Tanner defeated Bjorn Borg 6-2 4-6 6-2 7-6 in a dramatic U S Open quarterfinal at Flushing Meadows. Tanner's 11 aces and 17 service winners fueled the win despite a late net mishap as Borg chased a Grand Slam. Ottawa Babe Ruth League to hold end of season banquet Sept. 15 at Ottawa Junior High School for players, families, coaches and foster parents.

Borg Tanner Roscoe Flushing Meadow Ottawa Ottawa Junior High School OBRL League Babe Ruth

Night Owls and Others Bowling Scores List

A list of bowling scores with factional entries such as Night Owls Lithographics Spoilers Roger's and Spear's Chuckers. Included are team or line items with player initials and numeric scores, many labeled No Score High 10-30 and related tallies. Names include J Hogg S Woods P Rockers L Franklin J Robinson R Adcock R Johnston and more, with various venue-like identifiers and card style formatting.

Night Owls Lithographics J. Hogg Spoilers S. Woods Woods P. Rockers L. Franklin Rick's J. Robinson Kozy Kitchen R. Adcock Hostetter R. Johnston Roger R. Canaan Spear’s Chuckers S. Spears Ottawa Wolken J. Kraus T.H.E

Giants Fire Altobelli as Manager in Fire-Fought West

San Francisco owner Bob Lurie fired Joe Altobelli early this morning after a 61-79 record and 18 games behind Houston. Dave Bristol named interim manager as the club, beset by injuries and poor pitching, slid from favorites to fourth in the NL West.

Cincinnati Joe Altobelli San Francisco Giants Bob Lurie Dave Bristol Lurie San Francisco Spec Richardson Altobelli Giants Cincinnati Reds Houston Mike Ivie Darrell Evans

Castino shines as Twins topple Royals 8 3 in Bloomington

Minnesota batter John Castino hits first four–hit game and rises to .292 while driving in two. Gene Mauch lauds Castino as a possible AL Rookie of the Year candidate as Goltz leads Twins past Kansas City 8–3, pulling within a half game of second place in the AL West. Royals linger 244 games behind California.

Bloomington Minn Gene Mauch John Castino Castino Minnesota Twins Kansas City Castine Twins Gene Willie Wilson Mauch Johnnie Royals Minnesota K.C Dave Goltz Whitey Herzog Goltz Darrell Porter Ron Jackson Jackson Jose Morales RBI Amos Otis California

Keough Snaps Long Dry Spell

Oakland pitcher Matt Keough earns his first win of 1979 after an 0-14 start, snapping the AL record for most consecutive losses over two seasons and helping the A’s beat Milwaukee 14-6 as Dwayne Murphy drives in four runs. California beats Chicago 9-3 while other AL scores run. Rain halted Baltimore Toronto.

Ken Rappoport Oakland Matt Keough Keough Milwaukee Brewers Brewers Calfornia Chicago Minnesota Kansas City Seattle Texas Boston New York Detroit Cleveland A’s Milwaukee Mike Caldwell Dwayne Murphy California Merv Rettenmund Angels Brian Downing Bobby Grich Larry Harlow Downing Grich Harlow

Ottawa High Harriers Open Cross Country Season at Olathe

Ottawa High announces a young harrier group led by junior Aaron Douthat and senior Mike Anderson. The Olathe Invitational at Mid-America Nazarene College starts Friday at 3:45 p.m. with six to seven regular-season meets planned including a Sept. 20 home invitational and events in Bonner Springs Iola St Joseph Shawnee Bishop Miege and regional and state meets in October.

Ottawa High Olathe Harriers Mid-America Robert Douthat Brian McClay Scott Reynolds Shane Marion Phil DePriest Jenny Wassmer Milessa Bell Cyclones Bonner Springs St. Joseph

Chiaverini Joins Angelo Dundee To Revive Career

Tony Chiaverini, recently defeated by Sugar Ray Leonard in Las Vegas, signs with Angelo Dundee, Leonard’s manager, to restart his boxing career. Chiaverini had won nine straight before the June 24 Leonard bout. Dundee believes strategic changes can boost his future.

Kansas City, Mo Tony Chiaverini Sugar Ray Leonard Las Vegas Kansas City Leonard Angelo Dundee Chiaverini Dundee

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