Ottawa High Cyclones Open 1983 Season vs Bishop Miege Stags
Ottawa High School starts the football season hosting third-ranked Bishop Miege in a clash that pits Blaney’s experienced Cyclones against the storied Stags. Ottawa lists 19 lettermen, with key players including quarterback Todd Schultze and running back Darren Johnson, while Miege relies on a powerful wishbone offense and seasoned defenders. The game also marks Ottawa’s first of two straight home dates, with Turner at Blue Valley and Olathe South at Olathe North on the EKL slate.
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Ottawa High Cyclones
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Miege Stags
Associated Press
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Cyclones
Stags
Bob Tavernaro
Blaney
DHS
Miege
OHL
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Mohlman
Blue Valley Tigers
Turner
Blue Valley
Olathe South
Olathe North
Bonner Springs
Sumner Academy
Baldwin
Paola
Evert Connors Reach Semis at U S Open
In New York, Chris Evert Lloyd and Jimmy Connors advanced to the Wimbledon era U S Open semifinals. Connors beat Eliot Teltscher 7 6 6 2 to reach the semis, while Evert defeated Hana Mandlikova 6 4 6 3 to advance. Connors faces Bill Scanlon in Saturday action as Evert meets Ja Durie in the other half.
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New York
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Jimmy Connors
Connors
Eliot Teltscher
Evert
Martina Navratilova
Hana Mandlikova
Mats Wilander
Ivan Lend
Yannick Noah
Jimmy Arias
Bill Scanlon
John McEnroy
Scanlon
Mark Dickson
Lloyd
Great Britain
Ja Durie
Tracy Austin
Durie
Virginia Wade
Ivanna Madruga-Osses
Argentina
Lendl
Seamon
Dickson
Frank Seeks Upset in Holmes Title Bout
Scott Frank, 25, of Oakland, meets World Boxing Council heavyweight champion Larry Holmes, 33, in Atlantic City Saturday for a 12 round title showdown. Frank, his own manager, has avoided interviews this week while Holmes emphasizes focus as promoter Murad Muhammad notes a media meet with reporters.
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New Jersey
World Boxing Council
Larry Holmes
Scott Frank
Oakland
Easton
Frank
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Main Events Inc
Holmes
Murad Muhammad
OMS Spikers Win Fresh Lose Season Opener at OHS
Ottawa Middle School eighth graders edged Lawrence West in a three game volleyball match while the Ottawa High freshmen lost to West in two games. Denise Schultze tallied five service points for the OHL frosh as a standout in the losing effort.
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Ottawa High
OHS
OMS
Lawrence West
West
OHL Frosh
Denise Schultze
Sheila Lewis
Whirlwinds
Marshall Grand Slam Gives Dodgers 7 3 Win Over Reds
Mike Marshall delivered a 10th inning grand slam as Los Angeles Dodgers beat Cincinnati 7 3. Sid Bream tied the game with a ninth inning pinch single and Greg Brock contributed a 4-for-4 day to fuel the rally, lifting the Dodgers atop Atlanta in the NL West.
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Sid Bream
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Atlanta
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Pedro Guerrero
Marshall Hayes
Terry Francona
Gary Carter
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Pirates
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Pittsburgh
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Dave Parker
Dave Rucker
Gene Tenace
Bruce Satter
Cox
Rick Rhoden
Phillies
Mets
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Due Lefebvre
Denny
Len Matuszek
Philadelphia
George Foster
Walt Terrell
Quisenberry notches 37th save in Royals win over Mariners
Relief ace Dan Quisenberry sealed a 3-2 Kansas City victory over Seattle, nearing the major league saves record. After U L Washington sparked a 7th inning lead, Quisenberry retired Seattle in order in the 8th as Kansas City stayed within striking distance of the pennant race.
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Quisenberry
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Spike Owen
Phil Bradley
Ron Roenicke
Matt Young
Don Slaught
Washington
Dick Howser
Bowling Scores Night Owls Pelton Morri sey 2 High 10
The page lists bowling scores and top games for many teams and players. Notable high marks include B Pelton 210, J Robertson 214, G Evans 173, F Simmons 177, and M Frizzell 4436. Multiple leagues and venues are referenced with diverse participants and totals.
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Hao
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Jim's Barber Shop
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Farm Bureau
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Tomahawk Eagles
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