Stags edge Ottawa in rainy Koch Stadium thriller
Bishop Miege defeated Ottawa High 24-14 after a late kickoff return 90 yards for a score. Miege built early leads, Ottawa battled back to tie, but Stags sealed it with a stripping tackle and a game-ending interception as rain intensified. Key players included Jim Carr, Steve Farst, Deron Kramer, Paul Geist, and Troy Grace, with Miege improving to 3-1 overall and 2-0 in East Kansas League.
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Arnie Hart
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Dick Theis
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Ottawa Jog-A-Thon Aims to Benefit OU Athletics
Community event at Ottawa University promotes fundraising for the athletics department. The two day jog-a-thon on the 440 yard OU track invites participants to run or walk for pledges, with prizes for individuals and groups and non profits earning a cut. Promoter Promo-Thon oversees the effort with OU officials and local businessmen taking part.
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Royals Shut Out Twins as Leonard Wins 21st
In Kansas City, the Kansas City Royals beat the Minnesota Twins 4 to 0 in a rain-delayed game. Dennis Leonard pitched five scoreless innings for two hits and a career-high 21st victory, while Willie Wilson and Clint Hurdle drove in runs to spark a 3-0 first inning. Royals manager Whitey Herzog weighed bullpen needs for the playoffs and the 25th man on the roster, with Busby and rookie Randy McGilberry among candidates as the team prepares for an AL playoff series.
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Uniontown Romps Pomona In Three Rivers League Clash
Uniontown jumped to a 16-0 lead after Pomona fumbled on the opening play and built a 22-0 halftime margin, then withstood a second half rain when Shadden scored twice and Clayton added a 13 yard run and two conversion catches to seal a 22 point win. Pomona fell to 1-2 in league play and 1-3 overall and will face Marmaton Valley next Friday.
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Doug Kober
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