Ottawa High Cyclones finish runner up in invitational
Ottawa High boys place second in the annual cross country meet held in Ottawa, with Scott Starks taking second individually on the 2 mile course and Blue Valley winning the girls division. The Cyclones trimming times, aiming toward the league meet October 20, while Blue Valley tops the girls field and Santa Fe Trail wins Division I boys.
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Central Heights
Steve Groth
OU Spikers Edge Baker in Nonconference Volleyball Battle
Ottawa University Braves rally from two losses to beat Baker University 3-2 at Mabee Gym. Key performers include Pam Dooley, Mindy Hammond with 52 attacks and 22 kills, Mary Knipp and Wendy Miller with 34 assists, and Brenda Holman with nine blocks. OU moves to 4-5 and hosts Sterling and McPherson next Wednesday at Wilson Field House. Ottawa High freshmen also sweep Perry Lecompton in A and B matches, with Denise Schultze leading A and Shannon Waggoner starring for B.
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Perry Lecompton
OHS
Perry
Denise Schultze
Ottawa
Sheila Lewis
Annas Boyer
Shannon Waggoner
Rachel Sands
Bulldogs host Ottawa in KCAC clash after winless start
McPherson College Bulldogs, 1-0, face a limping Ottawa University squad led by coach Nyle Salmans who aims to bounce back from a 12-31 loss to Southwestern. Key OU players out or doubtful include Clinton Stancil and Michael Day, while McPherson relies on Gerald Henderson and Robert Taylor to spark an upset bid.
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Clinton Stancil
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Elijah Williams
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Mike Jones
Randall Mosher
McPherson
Gerald Henderson
Henderson
Salmans
Robert Taylor
Salmaris
Greg Grant
Rick Winters
Andy Crumpacker
KCAC
Bulldog
Carlton Aims for 300th Win Against Cardinals Tonight
Silent Steve Carlton seeks his 300th victory in a key PhilliesNL East showdown with the St Louis Cardinals. The 38 year old lefty relies on durability as he eyes career milestone number 300, 262 innings pitched this season and a 14 15 record. Cardinals star Ozzie Smith and pitcher Joaquin Andujar comment on the challenge as Lonnie Smith hints at revenge against his former teammate.
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Cardinals
Ozzie Smith
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