Ottawa U Faces McPherson In Firepower Showdown
Ottawa University braces for a clash with McPherson College in a 7:30 kickoff at McPherson. OU relies on a veteran defense and speed to counter McPherson’s youthful, swift offense. Key questions include quarterback starter and injury status as OU seeks momentum toward the Heart of America Conference opener with Central Methodist.
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Terry Ostmeyer
Ottawa University
McPherson College
McPherson
Angels Put KC In The Hole
The Angels blasted the Royals 11 6 as 16 hits powered California’s win to open a four game series split. Don Baylor, Brian Downing and Bobby Grich homered while Downing’s three run shot capped a six run seventh. Grich’s fan interference call ruled a homer in the ninth as both teams pursue final stretch goals with nine games left.
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Kansas City
Jim Fregosi
California
Angels
Kansas City Royals
Angel
Don Baylor
Brian Downing
Bobby Grich
Downing
Dan Quisenberry
Royals
George Brett
John Montague
Grich
Jim Evans
Oakland
Texas
Fregosi
Darrell Porter
Yankees
Porter
Baylor
Angels blast Royals as Kauffman tapes fuel feud
California Angels seize a 11-6 win over Kansas City as Bobby Grich hammers a two run shot and notes owner Gene Autry's class in contrast to Royals owner Ewing Kauffman. Grich says pregame tapes allegedly show Kauffman downplaying Autry, while Autry defends his free agent spending and Tallis Herzog link.
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Kansas City
California Angels
Ewing Kauffman
Kansas City Royals
Kauffman
Bobby Grich
Angel
Royals
Minnesota Twins
Gene Autry
Grich
Angels
Autry
Cedric Tallis
Whitey Herzog
Tallis
New York Yankees
Herzog
California
Don Baylor
Minnesota
Calvin
Umpires clash with NL over labor practices dispute
The Major League Umpires Association accuses the National League of discrimination in guaranteed salaries, advancement for minor leaguers who honored the strike, vacation time, and expense pay. The NLRB will investigate after six hours of talks with officials from both sides.
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New York
National League
Fair
Richie Phillips
Umpires Association
NLRB
Blake Cullen
Phillips
Tas
Associated Press
Cullen
Baseball Scoreboard with Interleague Pairings Across Leagues
Summary of Saturday games shows New York at Toronto and Minnesota at Milwaukee with favored pitchers Guidry Koosman plus Texas at California and Kansas City at Oakland. Sunday results include Cleveland at Baltimore and Kansas City at Oakland with Chicago at Seattle awaiting next action.
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Palmer
New York
Guidry
Toronto
Underwood
Minnesota
Koosman
Milwaukee
Haas
Texas
Medich
California
Tanana
Kansas City
Splttorff
Oakland
Langford
Chicago
Trout
Seattle
Parrott
Taronto
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
Baltimore
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City
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Toronto Si
Ag ST
Minnesoe Rr
Catifarnia
Rozema
Tudor Biaveland
Barker
OU Kickers Win, But Fall Short of Victory at Tabor
Ottawa University battled Tabor College to a 2-1 double overtime win for the Kickers before an injury to star Mike Custer. Custer broke his jaw in a collision and underwent surgery, sidelining him for six weeks or more. Kevin Martynuska sealed the win with four minutes left in the second extra period after Eden Buddemeyer assisted. Mark Passiatore had opened scoring for OU, while Keith Springer tied it late for Tabor. The Braves head to Denver for weekend games and plan a soccer clinic at Goodland High School.
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Mac
Nyle Salmans
Braves
Southwestern
Bulldogs
McPherson
St. Mary of the Plains
Ottawa University
Tabor College
Mike Custer
Custer
Overland Park
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Buddemeyer
Ottawa
Mark Passiatore
Tabor
Keith Springer
Denver
University of Denver
Metropolitan State University
Goodland High School
Austin
Texas
Braves JV Rallies To 27-21 Triumph
Ottawa University junior varsity football fought back from a 21-0 deficit to stun Haskell Junior College 27-21.OU receivers and quarterbacks connected on multiple long plays including 83,72, and 79 yard scoring strikes, with Bernard Jackson and Steve Volmer leading a 400 plus yard offense.
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Braves
Lawrence
Ottawa University
Haskell Junior College
Haskell
Jason Fletcher
Hercules Stancil
Bernard Jackson
Tony Langone
Steve Volmer
Mallory Cantrell
Langone
Pat Boot
Mid-America Nazarene
Ottawa
Highland Jaco
Cook Field
Favorites Win CC Titles At Ottawa High Invitational
Bishop Miege and Bonner Springs won divisional crowns at the Ottawa High cross country meet. Bruce Graham led Miege with 10:37 in Group II while Ray Mosier won Group I with 10:25. Miege scored 19 points, Olathe 59, Turner 102, Washburn Rural 106, Ottawa 110, Shawnee Heights 126. Bonner 28 beat Blue Valley 43. St Joseph Shawnee 56, Pomona 120. OHS runners included Aaron Douthat 9th in 11:20, Frank Austin 18th 12:05, Mike Anderson 24th 12:21, Brian McClay 28th 12:34, Darin Rocker 31st 12:48. Other OHS runners were Jon Stone 34th 13:17 and Robert Douthat 35th 13:21. Next meet: Iola Invitational next Thursday.
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Bishop Miege
Bonner Springs
Ottawa High
Miege
OHS
Bonner
Bruce Graham
Ray Mosier
Bonner Mosier
Graham
Stags
Olathe
Turner
Washburn Rural
Ottawa
Shawnee Heights
Blue Valley
St. Joseph Shawnee
Pomona
Williamsburg
Aaron Douthat
Cyclones
Frank Austin
Mike Anderson
Brian McClay
Darin Rocker
Jon Stone
Robert Douthat
Iola
OJHS Falters Late in 18-0 Loss to Lawrence West
Ottawa Junior High ninth graders suffered an 18-0 defeat as Lawrence West capitalized on Ottawa turnovers late. Ottawa had five fumbles and two interceptions, dropping to 0-3 while set to visit Central’s ninth graders in Lawrence at 3:30 p.m. next Thursday.
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Lawrence West
West
OJHS
Lawrence
Central
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