Ottawa JV tops Atchison in 43-30 victory
Ottawa junior varsity football beat Atchison 43-30 at Steve Grogan Stadium. Sophomore Dale Drumright threw three TD passes and three Cyclones rushed for scores. Eric Hull, Drew Hendrix, Jerod Brooks, Brent Miller and receivers Gibbons and Templeton contributed as Ottawa led 29-8 at halftime and moved to 2-0.
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Atchison
Steve Grogan
Dale Drumright
Cyclones
Eric Hull
Drew Hendrix
Jerod Brooks
Drumright
Josh Gibbons
Isaac Templeton
Brent Miller
Wellsville seventh graders sweep in two volleyball contests
Wellsville seventh grade teams posted a clean sweep against Baldwin and NIKE. The varsity won 15-0 15-1 and 15-4 15-9 to move to 5-1, while the junior varsity improved to 2-0 after beating Baldwin 15-8 15-9 11-15 15-12 and NIKE 15-12 6-15 15-6.
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Thomas sidelined six weeks with liver and kidney bruises
ORCHARD PARK NY AP Thurman Thomas Buffalo's all time leading rusher and most versatile player will miss at least six weeks after bruising his liver and kidneys on the opening play of the season loss at Indianapolis. The injury occurred as he attempted to catch a high pass from Doug Flutie.
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Thurman Thomas
Buffalo
Thomas
Indianapolis
Doug Flutie
Rangers beat Royals 8-4 as KC miscues loom large
Rangers capitalize on two KC errors in the 10th inning to score four unearned runs and beat the Royals 8-4. Texas remains 5 1/2 games ahead in the AL West as Johnny Oates and players weigh the significance of the win. Jose Santiago and Brad Rigby contribute in relief while Ivan Rodriguez drives in three with a 33rd homer.
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Lee Stevens
Brad Rigby
Tom Goodwin
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Evans reportedly leaving Nebraska football program
Nebraska fourth ranked football team appears to lose its top back as starting I back DeAngelo Evans plans to depart the Cornhuskers. The Lincoln Journal Star cited Evans preparing a statement after missing practice and a team meeting.
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Lincoln Journal Star
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Wichita
Frank Solich
Michael Demps
Solich
Eric Bhderraste Neb
Storm squads win five games at Pomona
Franklin County Storm football teams went five for six on Saturday in Pomona. Kevin Callahan opened scoring for the 3-4 grade squad vs Carbondale, which added a second-half TD but missed the PAT. Jason Huston exploded for six TDs as the seventh-grade Storm beat Topeka Tigers.
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Carbondale
Kevin Callahan
Storm
Panthers
Topeka Tigers
Jason Huston
Topeka
Ottawa freshmen volleyball show progress with 2-1 night
Ottawa Cyclones improved to 11-4 after defeating Logan 15-3 15-7 and topping Lawrence West 15-9 10-15 16-14 before falling to Hayden 15-4 13-15 15-11. Coach Mike Kyriakos praised the team while Jenny Heck led with 22 service points and 10 kills. They travel to Santa Fe Trail at 5 p.m. Thursday.
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Cyclones
Logan
Lawrence West
Hayden
Mike Kyriakos
Jenny Heck
Ashley Robertson
Elizabeth Burks
Julie Heck
Lawrence
Regan Boswell
Nicole Feitz
Santa Fe Trail
Oklahoma State-topples Tulsa in strong opening win
First time starter B J Tiger threw for 162 yards and ran for 70 as Oklahoma State defeated Tulsa 46-9. Tiger filled in for injured Tony Lindsay and delivered 10 of 16 passes with a 4 yard TD pass and a 1 yard rushing score. Coach Simmons praised toughness and depth at quarterback. Missouri sat out, while Texas Tech beat Louisiana Lafayette 38-17 behind James Easterling’s 114 rushing yards and two scores. Nebraska crushed California 40-0 as Solich lauded versatile offense and drive finishing.
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Oklahoma State
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Tiger
Tony Lindsay
Missouri
Larry Smith
Texas Tech
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Ricky Williams
Tech
Louisiana-Lafayette
Williams
James Easterling
Frank Solich
Cornhuskers
California
Solich
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