Bannister, Seattle Hand Royals Third Straight Loss
Mariners ace Floyd Bannister limited Kansas City to three hits over eight innings to spark a 6-2 win. Seattle built a 4-2 lead by the third and added two more insurance runs as Bannister improved his strikeout total to 169 on the season. Royals drop to one game behind the Angels in the AL West.
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Cyclone Boosters Plan Meeting and Spirit Shirt Orders
Cyclone Booster Club president Don Burroughs previews a Wednesday 7 p.m. gathering in the Cyclone Room at Ottawa High School to finalize the all sports program, plan events, and feature a cheerleaders performance. Over 100 shirts already ordered by Sept 10, price 14 dollars, call 242-4716 or visit the high school office to place orders.
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Peete Clinches B C Open With Record Victory
Calvin Peete built a seven shot win over Jerry Pate at the B C Open, posting a 265 to set a new tournament record. Pate, hampered by a left shoulder injury and a late back nine slide, finished 272. Stadler and Zoeller followed, while Peete’s late surge underscored his growing status on tour.
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Pate
Fuzzy Zoeller
Zoeller
Ken Boyer Dead At 51 In St Louis Cardinals Legend
Ken Boyer died at 51 after a long illness from lung cancer. A longtime St Louis third baseman and former manager, he played 2,024 games with the Cardinals Mets White Sox and Dodgers, batted .287, earned 1964 NL MVP, and had 119 RBIs that season. Funeral services will be held in Ballwin Missouri with burial in Purcell. He later coached and managed in the Cardinals system before a brief 1979-80 Cardinals managerial stint ending with Whitey Herzog replacing him.
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Georgia Ends Clemson Streak in Tough Georgia Win
Georgia, with quarterback John Lastinger in his first start, toppled defending national champion Clemson 13-7 in Athens as Herschel Walker, playing with a broken thumb, provided a decoy and spark. Kevin Butler kicked the decisive field goal and a late second quarter score followed a defensive stand.
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Lendl Beats Wilander To Reach U S Open Quarters
Ivan Lendl defeated Mats Wilander 6-2 6-2 6-2 to reach the U S Open quarterfinals at the National Tennis Center. Defending champion John McEnroe and Martina Navratilova also advanced, with Navratilova facing Pam Shriver after Shriver beat Ros Fairbank. Tracy Austin, Hana Mandlikova, and Andrea Yaeger also moved on in the women's draw.
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Ireland
Matt Doyle
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Andrea Leand
Pam Shriver
Shriver
Ros Fairbank
Tracy Austin
Romania
Virginia Ruzici
Austin
Hana Mandlikova
Czechoslovakia
Vicki Nelson
ORC Set to Rule on Director Vacancy
A special Ottawa Recreation Commission meeting is scheduled for Wednesday at 7 30 p m at the Youth Center. The Director Selection Committee will present its report and the ORC board will consider its recommendations.
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Carner wins Rail Charity Classic to extend LPGA streak
JoAnne Carner captured her third straight LPGA tournament at the Rail Charity Classic in Springfield Illinois, firing a 14 under 202 to win by six shots over Susie McAllister. She birdied six of seven on the back nine after a rocky start, nearly tying the LPGA record with seven consecutive birdies before the ball curved off at the cup.
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JoAnne Carner
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Susie McAllister
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