Ottawa High Prepares to Stop Bernie Heffernan at Blue Valley
Ottawa High faces Blue Valley in a crucial East Kansas League clash led by Bernie Heffernan, who rushed for 198 yards last week. Coach Blaney cites penalties and mental errors as key factors to fix while aiming to loosen the defense with a stronger passing attack. Transfer Brian Vance starts at strong safety as Jeff Reed remains sidelined with a viral infection.
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Late goal gives Rockhurst 2 1 win at Ottawa University
Reh converted a penalty with about ten minutes left to lift Rockhurst College to a 2-1 NASA soccer victory over Ottawa University at Dick Peters Memorial Sports Complex. OU struck first on Osvaldo Oliveira’s 13 yard rebound, Rockhurst answered with Dan Dufdur’s 15 minute half volley, and Rockhurst totaled 25 shots to OU’s 12 while keepers Coffey and Pearse each posted notable saves. Ottawa hosts A B Martin Tournament this Saturday with the title game around 3 p.m"
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Ohio Rivals Clash Tonight in National TV NFL Battle
Cleveland Browns coach Sam Rutigliano says Cincinnati Bengals always give their upstate rival a tough game even with Johnson suspended and Browner out. The teams meet tonight as the Bengals, winless after two games, face the Browns in a high stakes AFC Central showdown in front of a national audience.
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Slaught's Pinch Hit Single Upsets Angels in 14 Innings
Tommy John pitched 13 scoreless innings for California in a 1-0 loss to Kansas City in 14 innings. Don Slaught pinch hit for a go ahead RBI single in the 14th off Bob Lacey. Royals reliever Mike Armstrong earned the win to cap a three game KC streak.
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Royals Shakeup Ends Amos Otis KC Contract
The Kansas City Royals will not renew Amos Otis's contract next season ending a 14 year run. Otis 36 battled injuries this year and slumped to .261 with four homers and 41 RBIs in 98 games. GM John Schuerholz said a youth movement and farm-system talent justify the step while Otis plans to pursue another club.
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Phillies sweep Expos to take NL East lead
Phillies defeat Montreal 9-5 and 5-0 in a doubleheader as Len Matuszek shines with a three run homer and two hits. Matuszek, recalled from Portland, says he won’t go back, while Mike Schmidt adds his NL leading 36th homer in the opener. The Expos fall 11 12 games behind, Pirates win, Astros, Reds, Cardinals win in other NL action. Carlton earns 298th win. Bystrom returns from injured list with five hitter.
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