Elusive goal line stop sinks Panthers in loss to Crest
Crest beat Williamsburg 22-14 as Dan Ramsey scored all three Lancers touchdowns. Williamsburg led 8-6 at halftime but Crest pulled ahead late in the third quarter and held on after two drives inside the Crest 10 ended in turnovers and fumbles. Williamsburg finishes 0-2 in Three Rivers Division II, travels to Gridley next Friday.
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Williamsburg
Crest
Panthers
Three Rivers
Dan Ramsey
Lancers
Steve Smith
Bob Branam
Scott Sleichter
Ramsey
Russell Jackman
Sleichter
Chuck Lee
Smith
Keith Milliken
Branam
Brad Macoubrie
NFL Strike Looms As Talks Break Off In Washington
NFL chief negotiators made no progress in bid to avert a strike set for Tuesday. Talks between management's Jack Donlan and union head Gene Upshaw ended after three hours with no meetings planned. Upshaw warned strike deadline not to move unless a settlement is likely. main dispute is unfettered free agency beyond four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
NFL
Jack Donlan
Gene Upshaw
Donlan
New York
Upshaw
New England Patrots
New York Jets
East Rutherford
N.J
San Francisco 49Ers
Women golfers paired for Tuesday at Ottawa Country Club
Ottawa Country Club hosts Tuesday women's golf with five two and three player groups led by V Gilroy and B Grabham with P Wiggins, D LeMaster and B Hill with BE Killough, F Warnock with L Moherman and J Schultz, and M L Sheldon with M Moherman and H Kramer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa Country Club
V. Gilroy
B. Grabham
P. Wiggins
D. LeMaster
B. Hill
BE. Killough
F. Warnock
L. Moherman
J. Schultz
M.L. Sheldon
M. Moherman
H. Kramer
Chiefs The Underdogs At The Kingdome
Seattle Seahawks coach Chuck Knox hopes to avert a Tuesday NFL players strike and rebound from a 40 17 loss at Denver as the 0 1 Seahawks host the 1 0 Kansas City Chiefs in the Kingdome. Seattle is a seven point favorite for the 3 p m CDT kickoff. Knox warns any weak phase hurts against a strong opponent after Denver allowed 504 total yards. Chiefs opened with a 20 13 win over AFC West rival San Diego.
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Seattle
Seattle Seahawks
Chuck Knox
NFL
Denver
Seahawks
Kansas City Chiefs
Kingdome
Chiefs
Knox
John Elway
Kansas City
San Diego
Athletics 4 Royals to split series behind Davis homer
Oakland Athletics beat Kansas City 4 0 to move to within a half game of first in the AL West. Mike Davis doubled and hit a two run homer, scoring twice. Steve Ontiveros earned the win with relief help from Eric Plunk and Dennis Eckersley saving. Mark Gubicza took the loss as Kansas City dropped four games back of Minnesota.
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Kansas City, Mo
Steve Ontiveros
Mike Davis
Oakland Athletics
Kansas City Royals
Athletics
Royals
Minnesota
Davis
Mark Gubicza
Mark McGwire
Danny Tartabull
RBI
Terry Steinbach
Dennis Eckersley
A’s
Texas
Jose Canseco
Tony Bernazard
Gubicza
Mickey Tettleton
Canseco
Prep Scores Highlight Kansas Small School Lands
Kensington 52 Waconda East 18 Kingman 14 El Dorado 10 Lawrence 12 SM South Linwood 46 North Andrew 0 Little River 14 Sterling 12 Logans Palco 14 Louisburg 8 Prairie View 0 Lucas Luray 52 Jewell 20 Manhattan 49 Wichita West 7 Mankato 56 White Rock and McPherson 24 Hutchinson 1 Minneapolis ? Haven 3 Morland 28 Eastern Heights 26 Norman Valley 20 Clay Center 6
Wathan Named Royals Manager For 1988 Season
Kansas City Royals announce John Wathan, who took over after Billy Gardner, will manage the AL club in 1988. Wathan, who had been leading the Omaha Triple A team, extended through 1988, with high praise from GM John Schuerholz. He played 1976 to 1985 for Kansas City and led as catcher 1981 to 1983.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Royals
John Wathan
Billy Gardner
Wathan
Royals
Omaha
Neb
Gardner
John Schuerholz
John
Schuerholz
Tom
The
Sutcliffe Keeps Cards On The Ropes
Rick Sutcliffe pitched a four hitter and Chicago beat the St Louis Cardinals 8-1 as a sloppy defense aided the Cubs. Sutcliffe moved to 17-8 with nine strikeouts and a sacrifice fly, while David Green's misplay sparked a four-run fourth inning. The loss allowed Montreal to close within two games of St Louis and kept New York 1 4 games back after Pittsburgh beat them.
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ST. Louis
Rick Sutcliffe
Chicago
Cardinals
Sutcliffe
Tony Pena
RBI
Montreal
Cards
New York
Pittsburgh
David Green
Danny Cox
Green
Rafael Palmeiro
Cubs
Andre Dawson
City Schedule for Week of September 21 1987
Ottawa Recreation Commission lists adult softball and volleyball games from Forest Park and Mable Center. Matches feature Waymire's, Chuck's Auto Parts, Saffron Glass, Country Kitchen, and others with times from 4:20 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. on September 21 23 and 24. Includes country and western swing class details and ORC office hours.
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Waymire's
Country Kitchen
Bones Trans
Chuck's Auto Parts
B&l Stingers
Peek's Super Saver
Tuesday Men’s Murphy & Sons
Spot
Keato’s Kids
Kansas St. Bank
Flying W
Twin Lakes
Duke Manufacturing
Ottawa Recreation Commission
Joe
Margaret Transmeier
Olathe
Ottawa Middle School
O.R.C
Also Mentioned on This Page
San Francisco Examiner
Joe Browne
Management Council
John Jones
Jones
Oakland
Tartabull
Frank White
Plunk
Steve Balboni
Jamie Quirk
Ontiveros
Eric Plunk
Ottawa Vet Hospital
Higbie’s & Co
Colbern Electric
South Main
the Wave
Lighthouse Bay Marina
Adamson Bros
the Dogs
Ottawa
Peek's Super Saver Cruisers
Eagles
Dodson Innl
Hickory Inn
Guidon
Jaycees
General Motors Executive
General Motors
AMC
Jeep
Ford Motor Co
Extouren
GMC
Buick Park Avenue
CLM
Shawon Dunston
Cox
Ryne Sandberg
Leon Durham
Keith Moreland
Suncliffe
Mike Laga
David Martinez
Dawson
Bob Dernier
Rick Horton
Martinez
Forest Park
the Wavet
Highie’s & Co
Underwood Equipment
Orlis Cox South
Colburn Electric
Adamson Brothers
Twil
Peek
Mairport
LaBelle
Looking Glass
Pack
Our Gang
Smith Family
P.V. Volkies
Noel
Ottawa National Guard
Havens
Westminster
Mandrills
Royal Jokers
Haley
JDM
Mighty Meccan
Little
Tha
Mist
Mabea Center
Waymire
Creeks
Guffey’s
Williamsbure
Gold & Silver
Taylor Surip
Valley Dailies
Waymire’s
Redfred
Franklin
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