Volleyball Foes Trip Cyclones
Ottawa High lost both ends of a triangular meet with Louisburg and Garnett in its 1981 home volleyball debut. Louisburg won 15-5 15-10, Garnett edged Ottawa 9-15 15-5 15-13, and Louisburg defeated Garnett 15-12 15-8. Ottawa's record fell to 0-4 as coach Don Swartz noted untapped potential and mental lapses. Key players included Becky Kaub and Sandy Brown, with Heidi Dykstra and Rachel Brockman contributing important plays. JV team beat Garnett 15-5 15-6 led by Janet Netherland. Ottawa returns Thursday at Blue Valley at 5 p.m.
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Rachel Brockman
Downing Garnett
Janet Netherland
Blue Valley
Kansas City Star
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Brett
Bloomington
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Dean
Fish
Joe Burke
The
Royals
Bowling Bits Monday Night Ladies Standings Highlights
Week summary lists team standings from multiple leagues including First, Nitcher's Floor Service, Franklin Savings and Teast High 10.30 Nitehar's with top scores. Individual leaders include Sharon Heckman 200 and Peggy Peel 177, Cara Ainsworth 506, Patsy Cromwell 244, and Mary Lu Burgaan 416. Split conversions noted for several bowlers.
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Franklin Savings
Teast
Nitehar’s
Sharon Heckman
First National Bank
People National Bank
Todd’s Insurance
Eagles Auxiliary
Peggy Peel
Cara Ainsworth
Model Day
Jim Bass
Patsy Cromwell
Mary Lu Burgaan
The
Lee Co
Secor
Loyd Builders
Budge's
Dot Robertson
TOERS
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Cady Bugs
Olmsted Electric
Patty Cromwell
Mary le Burgoon
Betty Sink
Ina Cordle
Joan McDaniels
Gloria Leecy
Dora Ainsworth
Sandy McCurdy
Sink
Pauline Milton
Marianne Gass
Jeven Holmes
Gloria Schulz
Linda Eeord
P. Milton
Cathy McClay
Maxine Moore
Pat Stankard
Bass
Delores Everson
Rose Heiniein
Debbie Dean
Schutz
KF G Keeps Eye On Migratory Birds
Kansas officials say few migratory game birds exposed to Endrin in Montana will reach Kansas. If problems arise elsewhere, testing of migratory birds in Kansas may occur. About 150000 acres of Montana wheat were sprayed last spring to combat army cutworms.
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Montana
Kansas Fish and Game
Marvin Kraft
Kansas Fish and Game Commission
Kansas
Army
Federal Environmental Protection Agency
Kraft
Colorado
International Association of Fish and Game Agencies
Albuquerque
N.M
Royals surge under Howser as AL West gap narrows
Kansas City improves to 20-15 and leads Oakland by three games after a 4-2 win over California led by George Brett. Dick Howser, new Royals manager, cited for boosting aggressiveness and decision making while Willie Wilson and Brett contributed key baserunning plays. Dan Quisenberry earned his 16th save as Angel Moreno dropped to 0-1.
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Calif
Kansas City Royals
Oakland
Royals
George Brett
California
Dick Howser
Jim Frey
Kansas
Yankee
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Willie Wilson
Dan Ford
Brett
Willie Aikens
Atlee Hammaker
Hammaker
Dan Quisenberry
Bert Campaneris
Rick Burleson
Quisenberry
Don Baylor
Howser
Frey
Whitey Herzog
Angel Moreno
Angels
Dennis Leonard
Geoff Zahn
Baseball scoreboard shows multiple midweek results and matchups
Scores include Baltimore 7 Cleveland 6 Milwaukee 2 New York 1 Texas 12 Oakland 2 Kansas City 3 California 2 Seattle 8 Chicago 4 Wednesday results. Listed are upcoming games from Detroit at Boston and several cross league pairings with pitchers and records.
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Barker
Righett
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x-Oakland
Royals star Brett in hotel lobby scuffle with Times writer
Kansas City Royals third baseman George Brett clashed with Kansas City Times writer Mike Fish after a 4-3 win over the California Angels in Anaheim. The hotel lobby confrontation involved colleagues and reporters. no punches landed, police summoned, no arrests. Brett, Fish, and others gave varying accounts of remarks and pushing during a tense exchange in the Anaheim Hyatt.
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Calif
Kansas City Royals
George Brett
Kansas City Times
Brett
Mike Fish
Royals
California Angels
Fish
Dean Vogelaar
Royal
Willie Wilson
Greg Keatley
Anaheim Hyatt
United Press International
Alan Eskew
Topeka Capital Journal
Janis Carr
Gals Lead Ottawa in Bonner Springs Invite Cross Country
Ottawa High girls win Bonner Springs Invitational by edging Kansas City Northeast 36 to 37 with Cindy Blakeley taking the win in 11:22 over 2 miles. Blue Valley tops boys competition. Mike Fairbanks wins 9:30. Ottawa places 8th in boys. next meet Sept 24 at Hillcrest course.
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Cindy Blakeley
Ottawa
Blakeley
Elise Jones
Kansas City
Ruskin
Ward
Northeast
Olathe North
Turner
Olathe South
Aquinas
Brian McClay
Cyclones
Kurt Skilles
Rob Douthat
Jon Shrum
Merlin Carroll
Farold Hoover
Hillcrest Drive-In
Braves Open Season on Marathon Road Trip
Ottawa University women’s volleyball opened with four percent effort over three matches, losing to Barton County CC Sterling KC Newman in straight and three-set games. Coach Rosalie Hedlund praised competitiveness, noted fatigue and lineup constraints, and warned of upcoming Benedictine match after a grueling late-night finish.
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Diane Yeamans
Sterling
Ottawa University
Rosalie
Corkie” Hedlund
Braves
Barton County Community College
Kansas Newman
Hedlund
Dana Cooke
Cocke
Mary Knipp
Mary Belden
Panthers Sweep Crest in Three Rivers volleyball
Williamsburg girls volleyball improves to 2-1 in Three Rivers action with a clean sweep of Crest. The Panthers won the varsity 15-8 15-12, while also sweeping the C team 15-3 15-2 and the B team 15-10 15-? in Tuesday night action.
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Three Rivers
Crest
Panthers
WHS
Williams
Panthers keep pace at 3 3 after Baldwin tourney
The Panthers improved to 3 3 this fall after a third place finish in the Baldwin Tournament. WHS defeated Linwood in the first round before losing to Shawnee Aquinas in the semifinals, with Baldwin edging them for third. Next Tuesday Williamsburg hosts Central Heights in a league match as CH stays undefeated after beating Pomona.
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Baldwin
WHS
Linwood
Shawnee Aquinas
Panthers
Williamsburg
Central Heights
Pomona
Indians
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