Williams Named New ORC Director By Rick Peterson
Ottawa Recreation Commission members approved Don Williams as the new ORC director in a special Wednesday meeting at the Youth Center. Williams, 25, a 1979 Ottawa University graduate, previously served as interim director since May and will pursue a master's in recreation at the University of Kansas.
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OHS Hopes To Surprise Stays In Grid Lid-Lifter
Ottawa High Cyclones meet Bishop Miege in a 1982 season opener at Miege stadium. Coach Chuck Blaney notes size disadvantages offset by multiple formations as key players like quarterback Greg Shutt and back Darren Johnson highlight the lineup. Cyclones seek an upset against the third-ranked 5A Stags Friday at 7:30 with a booster-club caravan from 5730.
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Open Tennis Upsets Shake U S Championships Semifinalists
Tracy Austin was upset as Hana Mandlikova and Pam Shriver emerged to join the women’s semifinals while top men’s contenders John McEnroe Ivan Lendl and Leander Paes advanced. McEnroe edged Gene Mayer in a tight five setter as Lendl crushed Kim Warwick to reach the semis.
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Tigers Open 1982 Season at Osage City in Aim for Playoffs
Lyndon Tigers head coach Greg Sehully fields a veteran squad with 10 lettermen and seven starters back from a 7-2 finish. They open the season Friday night at Osage City hoping to reach the state playoffs, after narrowly missing a 2A district berth last year. Senior leaders include Terry Hanna Ruffin McDaniel Daron Wildermuth and Steve Lutze. Hanna is a powerful fullback while McDaniel Wildermuth and Lutze form key backfield and defensive roles. Lutze shifts to quarterback due to an injury to Jim Fuller.
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Cyclone Cross Country Opens at Olathe Meet Near 12-School Field
Ottawa High leads a 12-school field in the Olathe North District cross country opener on a 2-mile course at Olathe South. The girls defending 5A champions face strong foes including Shawnee Mission West and Rockhurst, with Ottawa entering seven runners led by Blakeley and Ansley. Boys feature Cyclones led by Skiles Crenshaw and Conner as Lyndon preps for Osage City with key backfield strength amid injury to Fuller.
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Blue Heating Up At Right Time For Royals
Vida Blue pitched a five hit complete game as the Kansas City Royals beat the Seattle Mariners 6-2, moving two games ahead of the California Angels in the AL West. McRae had three hits and two RBIs while Willie Wilson, A. L. Washington, and George Brett contributed runs. Seattle’s Richie Zisk hit his 19th homer for the Mariners.
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Chiefs Part With McKnight and Calhoun in Cut Day
The Kansas City Chiefs released running back Ted McKnight after five seasons and 2,344 yards, while the New England Patriots cut Deon Calhoun as they signed fullback Mark van Eeghen. Rex Robinson joined as kicker, and Dave Jacobs was released after last week's preseason game.
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