Spring Hill Tops Wellsville 22-14 In Frenzied Battle
Spring Hill backs ground game powers 366 yards as Broncos beat Wellsville 22-14 to stay unbeaten in Frontier League. Ryan Hartnett intercepted Mark Horne late to set up Travis Roberts decisive TD after Wellsville tied it at 14. Roberts 96 rushing yards led SHHS, with Swope passing for 130 yards.
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Spring Hill
Wellsville
Broncos
Ryan Hartnett
Mark Horne
Swope
Eagles
Harris News Service
Roberts
Mason Gillihan
Tim Keffer
Jim Wright
WHS
Todd
Horne
Darin Gretencord
Wright
Eagle
John Wilhite
Dean Allred
Darrel Fossett
Louisburg
Prairie View
North Pounds Ottawa High 44 0 In EKL Football
Olathe North blunted Ottawa High with seven OHS fumbles and a defensive score, compiling 215 rushing yards and a 63 yard passing effort as Jim Watkins scored five times and J.R. Sanchez added a 13 yard TD. Ottawa falls to 0-2 while North improves to 2-0 and hosts Turner next week.
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Rick Peterson
Olathe
Ottawa
Olathe North
North
OHS
Cyclone
Eagles
OHL
Phil Geist
Ron Mann
Clathe North
Ottawa High
Jim Watkins
Cyclones
Tim French
J.R. Sanchez
Brian Davis
Watkins
French
Olathe North — Watkins
Eudora Edges Burg In Overtime For Win
Eudora defeated Williamsburg 6-0 in overtime to move to 2-0 while Williamsburg drops to 0-2. Richard Hernandez scored on a 1 yard sneak in the first extra period after a scoreless regulation. Burg had 112 total yards, with 106 rushing by David Basel and Ken Brock.
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Cardinals
Richard Hernandez
Williamsburg
Eudora
Panthers
Ehs
Dennis Jensen
Cardinal
Burg
David Basel
Ken Brock
Brock
Russell Plaschka
Keith Milliken
Phil Corbin
WHS
Mike Mallory
Mike Monthey
Jensen
Gridley
Indians Lose Late Pass To Fall 12-6 At Valley Field
Mission Valley opened scoring with Northrup on a 1 yard run in the second period but Pomona answered in the third on Tom Hancock’s 4 yard run. A late 12-6 win came after Pomona mishandled a punt snap and Mission Valley connected on a long pass with 2:30 left, then sealed it with an interception on the final play. Pomona hosts Lyndon next Friday.
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Mission Valley
Pomona
Valley Field
Eskridge
Jim Mason
Valley
Vikings
Northrup
Tom Hancock
Mason
Prep Scores From Across Kansas and Nearby States
Rapid roundup of high school football results shows Colby over Hoxie 27 to 7, Concordia 16 to 0 over Chapman, Emporia 19, Manhattan unspecified, Eudora 6, Williamsburg 0 in OT, Eureka 38 to 20, Fredonia 28 to 6, and many other Friday games. Notable margins include Junction City 47, Garden City 16, Hillcrest 30, and Pike Valley 44. Strong showings by Ness, Allen, and regional powers appear across the standings with various scores listed for area teams and neighboring state squads.
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Colby
Hoxie
Concordia
Chapman
Emporia
Manhattan
Eudora
Williamsburg
Eureka
Sedan
Fredonia
Neodesha
Frontenac
Cherokee
Golden Plains
Healy
Goodland
Oakley
Grinnell
Tri-Plains
Hays
Russell
Hillcrest
St. John
Hugoton
Cimarron
Independence
Chanute
Tola
Fort Scott
Jackson Heights
Jefferson Co. North
Junction City
Garden City
KC Rockhurst
KC Wyandotte
KC Schlagle
Washburn Rural
Balboni Lifts Slumping Royals With Grand Slam
Kansas City halted a four game skid and stayed tied with California in the AL West after Steve Balboni hit a first inning grand slam off Bert Blyleven. The Royals defeated the Minnesota Twins 5-1 as Leibrandt earned the win.
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Kansas City
Steve Balboni
Kansas City Royals
Minnesota Twins
Royals
California
Angels
Cleveland
West Coast
Balboni
Bert Blyleven
Twins
Blyleven
Charlie Leibrandt
Minnesota
Tim Laudner
Lonnie Smith
George Brett
George Orta
Howser’s contract extends Royals manager through 1988
Kansas City Royals announce Dick Howser, 49, will remain manager through the 1988 season with a two year extension. Howser, who led the 1984 club to the AL West title, praised for leadership and led the Yankees to 103 victories in 1980. The extension comes amid a brief four game skid and a tight AL West race with California.
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Kansas City, Mo
Dick Howser
Kansas City Royals
Howser
Royals
Aaron Fogelman
New York Yankees
Yanks
Vikings Trample Humboldt 33-0 Behind Andrews Three TDs
Central Heights quarterback Steve Andrews ran for 95 yards and three scores and threw another as the Vikings beat Humboldt 33-0 at CH field to improve to 1-1. Andrews, a 5-9 senior, opened scoring in the second quarter and connected with Danny DeVore for an 18 yard TD just before halftime. The Vikings totaled 243 yards, with 204 on the ground, while holding Humboldt to 74 total yards and recording two interceptions. CH next hosts Pleasanton.
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Steve Andrews
Central Heights Vikings
Humboldt
CH Field
Andrews
Danny DeVore
DeVore
Vikes
Parks
Clayton Nancy
Cubs
Recor
Ding
Darrell Garber
Nancy
Vikings
Pleasanton
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Ryan Todd
Pat
SHHS
Hartnett
Travis Roberts
Mark Swope
Richard Beilman
Darin Weatherbee
Geist
Mann
Turner
Blue Valley
Stanley
Davis
Steve Zuk
KC Sumner
Parsons
KC Washington
KC Harmon
Labette Co
Altamont
Columbus
Lawrence
SM East
Liberal
Guymon
Okla
Lyons
Hesston
Mankato
White Rock
McLouth
Valley Falls
McPherson
Hutchinson
Nemaha Valley
Atchison Maur Hill
North Central
Hanover
Northern Heights
Lebo
Oberlin
St. Francis
Osawatomie
Gardner-Edgerton
Perry-Lecompton
Lansing
Phillipsburg
Hill City
Pike Valley
Jewell
Pittsburg
Springfield
Kickapoo
Royals Stadium
Laudner
Kirby Puckett
Omar Moreno
Buddy Biancalana
Moreno
John Schuerholz
Schuerholz
Abilene
Hoisington
Beloit
Belleville
Bern
Filley
Neb
Blue Valley-Stanley
KC Turner
Burlington
Uniontown
Caney
Cherryvale
Canton-Galva
Goessel
Central Heights
Chase Co
Centre
Clay Center
Minneapolis
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