Speedy Rural Blues Clip Ottawa in opener
Washburn Rural sprinted to a 20-6 victory over Ottawa-OHS in Friday’s opener as Andre Dillard starred with two rushing scores and a strong punt average. Ottawa fumbled six times, struggled with ball handling, and trailed before the break. Rural moved to 209 rushing yards while Ottawa’s Grace and Hendrickson led the offense with 141 rushing yards. OHS hosts Emporia next week.
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Topeka
Ottawa High
Washburn Rural
Fleet
Cyclones
OHS
Don Kornhaus
Blues
Rural
Ottawans
Andre Dillard
Dillard
Kerry Golden
Tim Locke
Ottawa
Troy Grace
OHL
Randy Hendrickson
John Geist
Grace
Hendrickson
Scott Hasty
Emporia
Prep Scores: Kansas High School Football by AP
Kansas high school football scores from AP include Atchison over Savannah 15 0 and many more across the state with wins by Manhattan Shawnee Heights and numerous matchups. St Louis Cardinals beat Montreal 5-4 to halt Expos streak as Ted Simmons contributed three hits and aided rallies.
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Associated Press
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Savannah
Conway Springs
Pretty Prairie
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Topeka
Jackson Heights
Wetmore
Lyndon
Hartford
Manhattan
Shawnee Heights
Russell
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Silver Lake
Royal Valley
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Columbus
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Andale
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Ransom
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Tanganoxle
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Prat
Medicine Lodge
Riley County
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Sterling
Ellsworth
Thomas More
Goodland
Wabaunsee
Jefferson West
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Bishop Carrall
Belol
Concorata
ST. Louis
Ted Simmons
St. Louis Cardinals
Montreal
Expos
Simmons
Cardinals
City Schedule Volleyball and Tennis and Youth Programs
Local athletic schedule lists Monday matches in Ottawa with teams like Wellsville Merchants and G M Tavern, plus Blue and White Leagues. Also notes Tuesday pairings at the Ottawa Country Club, tennis courts reservations, Lions Midget Football uniform check out, and Youth Center open hours with leisure courses to be announced.
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Jr. High
Wellsville Merchants
G & M Tavern
Rantoul
Faden’s Foxes
Williamsburg
Green Acres
Ottawa Track
East Court
Loyd Builders
Friends
Crooks Floors
Taylor Construction
Plaza Village
S. Armstrong Cabinets
Langley’s
Ottawa Jaynes
ORC
Freda’s
Jr. High Gym
West Couring Radio
North Baptist
Ottawa Country Club
Wiggins-Goilier-Ansley
Hysom- Haworth-Dieterich
Gaeddert- Crawford-Boyer
Foulks-Porter- Kramer
Fredeen-Elder
Sheldon- Gibson-Elliott
LIONS
Baldwin Smothers Central Heights In 60-6 Nonleague Win
Baldwin balled out with punt returns and interceptions to crush Central Heights 60 to 6. Kent Lauridsen and Chuck Rhodes led as Lauridsen returned a pick for a score and Rhodes threw three TDs to Ikenberry and Delano while Delano ran for two more TDs. Central Heights managed a lone 1-yard TD by Randy Rossman, finishing with 194 rushing yards and 10 passing. Baldwin, totaling 114 rushing and 287 passing yards, hosts Blue Valley next Friday.
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Baldwin
Central Heights
Kent Lauridsen
Bulldog
Chuck Rhodes
Craig Ikenberry
Doug Delano
Randy Rossman
Blue Valley
Iola Tops Garnett 19-7 in Friday showdown
Iola built a 19-7 win over Garnett as Mann sprinted three times for 6 5 and 1 yards and Row added a conversion. Garnett's lone score came on Kirk Gulick's 40-yard run, followed by Ed Cox's PAT. Garnett will host Louisburg Friday night.
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Garnett
Iola
Mann
Row
Kirk Gulick
Ed Cox
Louisburg
Kings Sign Top Draft Pick Reggie King
Kansas City Kings announce that Reginald King first round pick signed a multi year NBA contract. The 6 6 220 pound Alabama standout was 18th in the 1979 NBA draft and joined rookies free agent camp after summer workouts. Kings GM John Begzos praises his credentials and potential contribution.
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Kansas City Kings
Reginald King
NBA
King
Alabama
Japan
Birmingham
Ala
Kings
Reggie
John Begzos
Rookie Wathan Drives Royals Past Mariners 6-2
John Wathan delivered a bases loaded double in the Royals' pivotal sixth inning, backing rookie Craig Chamberlain as Kansas City defeated Seattle 6-2. Marcus Milbourne homered for Seattle late, while Larry Milbourne added two earlier for Seattle. Meanwhile in Anaheim, Dan Ford drove in three as Nolan Ryan pitched a four-hitter to power the Angels past the Brewers 6-3. Ryan, after an elbow injury, earned his 2nd win since July 13.
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Seattle
John Wathan
Kansas City
Royals
Seattle Mariners
Wathan
Rick Honeycutt
Honeycutt
A.L
Anaheim
Calif
Dan Ford
Nolan Ryan
California Angels
Milwaukee Brewers
Ryan
Texas Rally Dumps Twins In Ninth Inning Victory
Texas Rangers beat Minnesota Twins 5 4 as Jim Sundberg drove in Willie Montanez with an eighth inning single for the tieing run and Bump Wills delivered a ninth inning single driving in Mickey Rivers for the deciding run. Montana? Rivers tripled and scored on Wills' single for the Rangers fifth run.
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Bloomington
Marshall
Twins
Geoff Zahn
Darrell Jackson
Rivers
Wills
Rangers
Tigers Blank Yanks 6-0 as Whitaker Drives In Twice
Detroit Tigers beat the New York Yankees 6-0 behind Lou Whitaker who homered, tripled, and scored twice. Summers walked and scored on Thompson’s double, LeFlore doubled and scored, and Whitaker added a second scoring trip in the fifth while LeFlore’s two-run double in the sixth sealed the win.
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Detroit
Lou Whitaker
Ron LeFlore
Whitaker
Steve Kemp
Summers
LeFlore
Tigers
Roenicke's seventh-inning homer lifts Orioles past Red Sox
Gary Roenicke delivered a tying seventh inning homer and Eddie Murray added a fourth inning shot as Baltimore beat Boston 2-1. Al Bumbry had three hits for the Orioles while Carl Yastrzemski collected three singles as he neared 3,000 career hits. Jim Rice hit Boston's lone run with his 35th homer, off Jim Palmer, in the fourth.
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Gary Roenicke
al Bumbry
Baltimore
Orioles
Boston Red Sox
Carl Yastrzemski
Red Sox
Roenicke
Eddie Murray
Chuck Rainey
Jim Rice
Jim Palmer
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