Welch notches 26th win as A's top Royals in KC
Oakland righty Bob Welch earned his 26th win to become the first 26-game winner in the majors since Steve Carlton in 1972. He improved to 23-4 since May 5, with 34 starts, as Seitzer and Bo Jackson homered for the A's. Royals legends Frank White and Willie Wilson likely played their final home games as Kansas City fell 3-2.
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Bennington High coach resigns after vandalism incident
Bruce Graham quit as head football coach after vandals slashed tires and damaged his pickup following a 48-0 loss to Otis-Bison. He cited safety concerns for his family and said the attack exceeded mere point making. Superintendent James McClain accepted the resignation.
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OHS set to duel Labette in expected hard-hitting clash
Ottawa High hosts Labette County at Altamont’s Lucas Field in a Southeast Kansas League showdown. Coach Ron Mann expects a physical battle, praising Labette’s hitting while aiming to spread the field and balance the OHS offense after a 26-0 win over Independence. The Grizzlies enter 4-0 after defeating Independence Caney Valley Iola and MacDonald County.
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Braves netters open KCAC season with sweep
Ottawa University Braves opened the 1990 KCAC volleyball season by defeating McPherson Sterling and Friends to run their record to 16-9 overall and 3-0 in conference play. Dee Dee Lewis and Cindy Piersol led with 33 and 19 kills respectively as OU dominated at the net and served 12 aces. The team next hosts St Mary of the Plains and Tabor on Friday.
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