CFA Extends NBC Contract Review Deadline to Sept 10
The College Football Association led by CFA pushes the final declaration on a four year NBC football deal to Sept 10 after suing the NCAA in state and federal courts. Hearings on preliminary injunctions are set Sept 17 in Oklahoma City and Sept 18 in Austin.
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CFA members sue over football property rights in bold action
Texas Oklahoma and Georgia file state and federal suits over who owns football broadcast rights. CFA contends each school owns its team rights and may sell them independently, amid talk of reorganizing the top division and potential NCAA restraint.
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Ottawa High Cyclone Volleyball Team Eyes Strong Season Start
Ottawa High opens the 1981 season in Kansas City against Turner after a 2 15 record last year. Coach Don Swartz brings eight letter winners, noting improved skills 50 to 75 percent since last season and preseason conditioning with football players. Leading returnees include Becky Aub Arline Cook Heidi Dykstra Sandy Brown and seniors Melissa Burch Shelley Sorenson Wendy Diamond Cheri Matney with promising juniors and sophomores. the team aims for competitiveness in the EKL with Bishop Miege Blue Valley and Turner. The Cyclones prep with a home opener next Tuesday in a triangular with Louisburg and Garnett and host an invitational Oct 3.
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Sandy Brown
Melissa Burch
Rena Miller
Jennifer Roberts
Lesley Smith
Janet Netherland
Becky Schoch
DeNa Waggoner
Angie Ferguson
Donna Stokes
Wendee Ferguson
Kim Towner
Denise Wiederholt
Toni Wiederholt
Karen Walburn
Nancy Matney
Sharilyn Whiteford
Gwen Poss
Cyclone Gals
Louisburg
Garnett
Pomona sweeps doubleheader in Three Rivers league volleyball
Pomona defeated Marmaton Valley 15-6 15-6 and Williamsburg 15-8 15-1 to move to 2-0 in league play and 3-2 overall. Mary Wilkerson and Tonya Dillon combined for 22 points on serve against Marmaton Valley. Williamsburg topped Marmaton 15-8 15-2. Pomona hosts Central Heights and Marais des Cygnes Valley next Tuesday. Williamsburg to compete in Baldwin tournament Saturday.
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Leonard Breaks Royals Stadium Jinx With Twist Of Irony
Kansas City pitcher Dennis Leonard won at Royals Stadium for the first time this season, defeating the California Angels 5 3 despite rough control. Fronted by Willie Aikens and George Brett, KC’s offense built a lead with a five run fifth inning before Leonard and Dan Quisenberry held on as Angels late efforts faltered.
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Expos fire Williams appoint Fanning as new manager
Montreal Expos president John McHale announced Dick Williams was fired and replaced by Jim Fanning to restore team soundness. McHale said the move aims to reduce player tension and harness Fanning’s communication skills, amid a 10-5 loss to Philadelphia in Fanning’s debut.
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Ottawa Volleyball League Meeting Plans Power and Regular Sessions
An Ottawa Recreation Commission meeting at the Youth Center on 115 W. 4th covers fall volleyball. Two sessions start at 7 pm for regular league teams and 8 pm for the new power league. Entry fees are 25 and 40 dollars. Team reps must attend and submit a roster.
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Evert Lloyd sails into U S Open semis after Mandlikova rout
Lloyd defeats Hana Mandlikova in 56 minutes 6-1 6-2 to reach the U S Open semifinals. She advances toward a potential quarterfinal against Martina Navratilova or Anne Smith as rain shifts the schedule. Other singles results include Borg over Noah, Tanner over Vilas, and Connors past Cahill.
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Sylvia Hanika
West Germany
John McEnroe
Ramesh Krishnan
India
Vitas Gerulaitis
Bruce Manson
Bowling Scores From Tuesday Ladies Leagues
Summary of top scores across multiple leagues including Cordie 169 in High 10, J Chaney 157 and 398 for Franklin Savings, E Milton 139 and 390 for Rainbow Beauty Bar D, D Everson 174 and 444 for Peoples National Bank, D Ainsworth 175 in Eagles Auxiliary, and B Lane 4 Ottawa Bowl with 483. Other notable totals feature P Peel 177 and 445 for First National Bank, T Bien 208 and 552 for Industrial Farm Bureau, G Wadkins 207-487 for J Piemann CPA, and R Stockard 201-502 for Princeton Grain along with L Gliges 175-451 for Dixon Heating.
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