Rockhurst Edges Braves 2 1 In Tight Soccer Showdown
Rockhurst defeated Ottawa University 2 1 as Jim Powers scored the winner in the second half after Mike Powers and Mike Custer exchanged goals. Ottawa battled hard but out shot 15 3 and trailed 11 2 in corners, with goalie Ken Stranz and defender Eden Buddemeyer standing out. Ottawa faces Tabor College next at 11th Street field before a trip to Denver and Metropolitan State University.
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Yankee Soap Opera Returns To Prime Time
AP Special Correspondent Will Grimsley details rising tensions in New York Yankees circles as owner George Steinbrenner and star Reggie Jackson clash with manager Billy Martin. The piece traces a longstanding feud, a disputed trophy presentation, and Jackson’s wish to leave amid rumors of outside forces and waning patience.
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Kansas State Faces Beavers as Texas, Oklahoma Prep
Kansas State coach Jim Dickey warns Oregon State is not a weak foe despite late season drubbings. Beavers, coming off a 42 5 defeat to top ranked Southern Cal, are drilled on offense and defense while special teams receive focus after miscues against Auburn. Oklahoma refines option plays as Barry Switzer notes improved teamwork. Texas ranked fourth faces Iowa State. Baylor reports a swollen knee for Boskey but expected ready. Jayhawks prepare for Michigan with some ragged play noted by Don Farnbrough.
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OU Women Split Openers at Wilson Field House
Ottawa University opened volleyball action with a split, losing to Friends University in three sets 18 16 13 15 15-6 and then defeating Mid America Nazarene 15-10 15-3. Friends swept Mid-America. coach Debbie Johnston praised aggressiveness and 6-2 offense as the team lost only two sets to the strong opener. The Braves head to a five-team meet in Atchison facing Benedictine and Baker at 1 p.m.
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KSHSAA Opts For Districts
The KSHSAA board approves a district playoff plan for football starting in 1981. Four teams per district with eight districts in higher classes and more in lower classes would enter the state playoffs based on district play. The vote was 27 to 19 with additional measures giving the association more control over leagues and activities.
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Ottawa Junior High Wins In Overtime Over Chanute
Ottawa Junior High eighth graders survive Chanute 14 12 in overtime to move to 2 0. Bryan Kelley and Bill Fredricks key both offense and defense with a late forced turnover sealing the win as Kelley rushes for 40 yards and Reed scores in overtime. Ottawa hosts Blue Valley next Tuesday at 3 90.
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Angels Turn Back Royals in West showdown
Angels beat the Royals 6-4 to move three games ahead in the AL West as Dave Frost earned a crucial win. Rich Gale struggled early allowing walks and hits while Dan Ford and Don Baylor drove in runs. Darrell Porter contributed late, injuring himself sliding into second, as Kansas City stranded 12 runners.
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