Ottawa Gals claim harrier debut at Olathe South meet
Ottawa High swept the girls division led by sophomore Michelle Murphy who ran 12 53 to win the individual title and help OHS finish with 37 points. Stacy Skiles, Lori Pyle, Christy Cox, and Dana Chadwell earned medals as the team outpaced Olathe South and Shawnee Mission West in rainy, cool conditions.
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Olathe
Michelle Murphy
Ottawa High
OHS
Cyclones
Mark Laws
Laws
Murphy
Stacy Skiles
Cyclone
Olathe South
Shawnee Mission West
Harmon
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Aquinas
Ward
Olathe North
Bonner Springs
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Christy Cox
Dana Chadwell
Tracy Short
Pyle
Short
Chadwell
Cox
Ottawa
Paula Ratliff
Sue Pack
Alex Halleck
David Curry
Jesse Griffin
Mark Roush
Ken Boyer
Jon Mauszycki
QU Ottawa Chapter to Meet at Pizza Village
The Ottawa Chapter of Quail Unlimited will hold a Tuesday evening meeting at 7 o'clock at Pizza Village on Main. Agenda includes future QU projects and a presentation by district game biologist Bob Culbertson.
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Ottawa
Quail Unlimited
Pizza Village
Main
Bob Culbertson
Toronto Blanks Niekro to Open 300 Victory Bid
Toronto defeats New York 3-2 as Al Oliver drives in three and Phil Niekro suffers unearned runs in his first attempt at 300 wins. Niekro, 15-10, eyes next chance Wednesday in Detroit while the Yankees drop further in the AL East. Cesar Cedeno and Vince Coleman pace Chicago sixes in a 9-3 win over the Cubs. Gary Carter homers and drives in three in Montreal as Mets split doubleheader with Expos. Mets lead NL East by a half game.
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Waverly Routs Williamsburg In Opening Football Fight
Williamsburg led early behind Eric Harabin 59 yards on 10 carries but an injury derailed his night. Kenny Brock capped a 6-0 halftime drive, while Waverly answered with three late touchdowns by Kyle James Luke Harsch and James. Williamsburg heads to Eudora next Friday.
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Williamsburg Panthers
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Panther
Chuck Lee
Harabin
Burg
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Brock
Waverly
Kyle James
Luke Harsch
James
Bulldogs
Eudora
Hartford
Trojans Win 24-20 Thriller Over Heights
Marais des Cygnes Valley High School defeated Northern Heights 24-20 in a high school football opener. QB Jason Harred went 12 of 23 for 178 yards with two passing TDs and three 2-point conversions, while Thad Thurston made 22 tackles. McCU led 16-0, then held off a late Heights rally as Harred connected with Jason Webb for two TDs and conversions. The Trojans travel to Madison next Friday.
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ALLEN
Jason Harred
Thad Thurston
Marais Des Cygnes Valley High School
Northern Heights
Harred
Thurston
Marais Des Cygnes Valley
Jason Webb
Webb
Junior Lewis
Tim Totty
City Schedule Seventeenth Week Sports Batch 1985
The Ottawa area lists fall softball games and rec leagues from September 16 to 19 1985. Includes multiple divisions for men women co ed and power volleyball at Forest Park and The MPR Ottawa Middle School and Frankin Savings Ottawa University Soccer program Sunday sessions at the university fields.
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King Radio
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Williamsburg
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Weat Court
Boyke Motors
Crooks
Fioora
Knights of Colum
Mary Mayta
Ottawa Recreation Commision
Brenda Cummings
K.U
Ottawa
First United Methodist Church
Encod
O.R.C
Brenda Cumeninge
Ottawa Middle School
Ecrolf
Ottawa University
Ottawa Recreation Commission
With & Sycamore
W. Dvb
R.C
W. 4Th
Royals Require Ticket Bids By Monday for Playoffs
Kansas City fans must mail ticket requests by Sept. 16 to enter a random drawing for ALCS and World Series games. Requests limit per entrant, with prices shown. mail in a No. 10 envelope to Championship Baseball in Kansas City. Additional details cover seating options, return envelopes, and handling charges.
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Kansas City Royals
Royals
P.O. Box
Saberhagen Sparks Royals with rookie fire in 1984 season
Bret Saberhagen arrived in 1984 as a 19 year old prospect and soon became Kansas City’s ace. By April 1984 he set a Royals record as the youngest player in a big league game and by midseason he was 17-6 with a 2.81 ERA, pairing velocity with control and guts praised by teammates.
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Kansas City, Mo
Callifornia
Bret Saberhagen
Kansas City Royals
Saberhagen
Royals
Dick Howser
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