Rose All Alone At Top Of Hit Parade
Pete Rose toppled Ty Cobb with a record 4192 hits on a first inning single off San Diego's Eric Show to spark an emotional celebration in Cincinnati Reds 2-0 win. Tears, confetti, and a Corvette gift followed as Rose recalled his father and the enduring moment in baseball history.
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Cyclones Open 1985 Season Versus Olathe South
Ottawa High under first year coach Ron Mann hosts Bud Wheeler’s 6A power Olathe South in the season opener. The Cyclones, coming off a 2-7 year, focus on avoiding mistakes against a top-ranked Falcons squad led by quarterback Brad Hinkle.
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Game Ball Raffle At Ottawa High Ends Friday
Ottawa High faculty will raffle the game football from Friday’s OHS Olathe South game with $1 per chance. Proceeds benefit a Memorial Scholarship Fund for Shelly Ward and Kenton King, two former students lost in recent months. Tickets available at the steak dinner 5 to 7 p.m. or at the game 7 to 7 40 p.m. The drawing occurs at end of the third quarter Friday night.
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Early Risers Bowling Scores and Highs
Local bowling standings list multiple clubs with top scores and totals. Notable performances include D Fisher at Underwood's and M Davis at Athletic Supply, each posting high series figures. Other high totals range from 434 to 514 across venues like American Muffler and Dairy Queen, with several teams recording 470s or higher.
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Pomona and Central Heights renew high school football rivalry
Pomona and Central Heights open their season Friday night in Franklin County as two area rivals clash at Heights. Coaches Dan Parks and Jim Mason describe the game as a season defining match with history and young players shaping the outcome. Mason notes Heights’ speed in the backfield with Clayton Naney and Tony Stothel mire posing key threats as the teams seek early momentum.
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