Gardner Gals Top Cyclones In Dual Meet Upset
Gardner Gals, a regional tennis power, defeated Ottawa High 8-4 on Forest Park courts. Ottawa dominated singles led by Laury Bobbish and Julie Buick in doubles. Cyclones Strehlow and Cramer upset Welch and White 8-4. Ottawa hosts Shawnee Heights next at 2 p.m. Thursday.
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KU K State Game Sold Out in Manhattan
The October 23 Kansas versus Kansas State football game in Manhattan sold out. Kansas State ticket manager Carol Adolph said they would explore adding seats. Two years ago a larger crowd of 43,576 set a K State attendance record in Manhattan.
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Bucs stumble in NL chase as Mets Top Pirates
In September the Mets beat the Pirates 4-3 sending Pittsburgh to a four loss in 19 games and falling further from the NL East race. Philadelphia widened its lead with a 3-2 win over Montreal as Tony Taylor delivered a key fifth inning single. Dodgers blanked Reds 9-0 while San Francisco edged San Diego 7-6 and Cubs topped St Louis 6-3.
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Ottawa High Takes Fourth at Bonner Springs Meet
Shawnee Mission East won the Bonner Springs Invitational with 35 points as Ottawa High placed fourth amid strong competition. SM East runner Phil Brothers claimed the individual title in 9 minutes 57 seconds, with Ottawa's James Brockway fifth in 10:15.
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Kinney to be waived as Chiefs plan roster moves
Kansas City officials announce former Nebraska star Jeff Kinney, the Chiefs 1972 first draft pick, will be placed on waivers or traded. Kinney, 26, is to be replaced on the roster by 22-year-old Pat McNeil. The Chiefs also plan to waive Reggie Craig, a second year wide receiver from Arkansas.
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Hassler Has Chisox' Number in pennant chase
Andy Hassler of the Kansas City Royals beat the Chicago White Sox 2-1, ending an 18-game skid and moving Kansas City within four games of Oakland in the AL West. Hassler allowed five hits with five strikeouts and two walks as the Royals relied on three double plays. Hal McRae and Al Cowens scored on a fourth inning error, giving KC the decisive run.
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Sth Grade Wins In Overtime
Ottawa eighth grade opened the season with a 6-0 overtime victory over Blue Valley as Roy Dunlap scored from 10 yards on Ottawa’s first OT possession after a scoreless regulation. Mauszycki intercepted a Blue Valley pass and Ledom blocked a punt with nine tackles. Next game Sept 21 in Topeka versus Northern Hills.
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Baseball Scores and Standings Across The American League
The American League standings show New York leading East with 88 wins, Baltimore 79, Cleveland 73, and Boston 68. West includes Oakland 78 and Minnesota 74, with key results from Tuesday and Wednesday games and upcoming Thursday matchups.
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Cyclone Girls Fall in Triangular at Ottawa
Ottawa High girls volleyball lost both games in a triangular at home to Bishop Miege and Shawnee Mission South. The Cyclones were defeated 15-7 15-8 by SM South and 15-6 15-9 by Miege. Coach Biz Williamson praised Shaun McMillen Cindy Mayes and Debbie Meyer. They travel to Bonner Springs next.
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