Ottawa High Spikers Split Pair in Season Opener
Ottawa High School volleyball opened 1983 with varsity defeating Fort Scott 15-6 15-8 and losing to Paola 15-9 15-12. JV won Fort Scott 15-3 15-1 and lost to Paola 6-15 15-13 4-15. Coaches and players noted early-season roughness but optimistic for next match at Turner.
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Ottawa High Cyclones
Fort Scott
OHS
Cyclone JV
Cyclones
Don Swartz
DeNa Waggoner
Varsity
Pam Jung
Kim Towner
Becky Schoch
Waggoner
Dee Dee Lewis
Toni Widler
Toni Wiederholt
Cyclone
Turner
Bears
Bishop Miege
Kansas 1983 hunting and fur harvesting rules brochure released
The Kansas Fish and Game Commission released the 1983 hunting and fur harvesting regulations brochure. It is free and available at hunting license vendors, county offices, and various local businesses.
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Kansas Fish and Game Commission
Local Ducks Unlimited Chapter Plans First Meeting
The Marais des Cygnes Valley Chapter invites Md C members and prospective joiners to its first meeting of the year on Thursday at 8 pm in the Ottawa Chamber of Commerce office. The gathering kickoff prepares for this fall's third annual fundraising banquet by the local chapter.
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Ducks Unlimited
Ottawa
Navratilova Faces Shriver In Open Semifinal Duel
In New York at the Open Martina Navratilova, after a 6 0 6 3 win over Sylvia Hanika, advances to Friday's semifinal where she again meets Pam Shriver who upset Andrea Jaeger 7 6 6 3. Also, Lendl, Noah, Wilander and Arias reach the men's quarterfinals as Navratilova and Shriver push toward potential doubles and singles clashes.
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Martina
Shriver
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West Germany
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Ivan Lendi
Czechoslovakia
Yannick Noah
France
Mats Wilander
Sweden
Jimmy Arias
Lendl
Johan Kriek
Noah
Aaron Krickstein
Wilander
Andres Gomez
Ecuador
Arias
Joachim Nystrom
Carling Bassett
Canada
Tvanna Madruga-Osses
Argentina
Lend
Cosell Apology Over Monkey Remark Sparks Mixed Reactions
Howard Cosell apologized for calling Alvin Garrett “that little monkey” on air, insisting the term was not racist and used to praise Garrett. Rev. Lowery and Redskins officials weighed in, with Lowery seeking a public clarification while Cooke and the team defended Cosell as praising Garrett.
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Howard Cosell
Washington Redskins
Alvin Garrett
Cosell
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Southern Christian Leadership Conference
ABC
Redskins
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Washington
Joe "Gibbs
Lowery
Jack Kent Cooke
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Henderson Helps Mariners Top Royals 3-1 in KC
Steve Henderson collected two hits including a run scoring double as the Seattle Mariners beat the Kansas City Royals 3-1. Henderson extended his hitting streak to six games and is hitting .418 over his last 14. Bob Stoddard earned the win, Bud Black took the loss, and Bill Caudill secured his 23rd save as Seattle broke the game open with runs in the fifth and eighth innings. The Royals dropped to 8-14 in their past 11 games, while attendance stayed low at 14,084 in Royals Stadium.
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Kansas City
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al Cowens
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Mariners
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Chicago Cubs
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New York Mets
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George Brett
Hal McRae
Dick Howser
Black
Spike Owen
Phil Bradley
Tony Bernazard
Bill Caudill
Royals
Chicago White Sox
Royals Stadium
USFL Allocation Draft signals defensive focus for expansion teams
Memphis coach Pepper Rodgers called the draft a calculated guess as six USFL expansion teams began filling rosters after 20 rounds with four more Today. Pittsburgh Maulers selected Mark Ruben a 6 foot 3 defender from Tufts and Houston Gamblers picked Brad Anne. The draft highlighted defense with selections from Philadelphia Chicago Michigan and Oakland while Memphis chose Leo Biedermann and Mike Kelley in later rounds.
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Pomona Indians sweep triangular volleyball action
Pomona high school defeated Marmaton Valley 16 14 15 5 and then beat Williamsburg 15 6 15 11 in a triangular meet. Williamsburg beat Marmaton Valley but fell to Pomona, as Roseann Scott disrupted Williamsburg offense. Audra Shepard and Teresa May led spikes for Pomona and WHS respectively, with setting by Brenda Steward and Teresa Gragg. Williamsburg hosts Crest and Lebo next Tuesday while Pomona faces Central Heights at home.
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Roseann
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WHS
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Crest
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Central Heights Volleyball Splits Lid-Lifter
Central Heights opened the season with a win over Uniontown 15-7 2-15 15-13 after rallying from a five point third set deficit. Jayhawk Linn swept Heights and Uniontown 15-12 15-6 and 15-4 15-6.
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Viking Gals
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Jayhawk-Linn
Heights
Rhonda Weatherbie
Viking
Annette Robins
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