Braves Shut Out Southern in Soccer Triumph
Ottawa University center forward Ray Kahla scored a hat trick to lift OU to a 3-0 win over Missouri Southern. Kahla struck twice on rebound chances against a winded Southern defense while Bill Petry assisted and OU dominated with solid defense and crisp passing. The Braves improve to 5-3 and head to Missouri-KC for a Sunday match.
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Ottawa University
Ray Kahla
Braves
Missouri Southern
Kahla
Mo-Southern
Southern
Ottawa
Pointblank Range
Bill Petry
Missouri
Kansas City
University of Missouri-Kc
Levy Says Patriots May Be Best 0-4 Opponent Yet
Kansas City coach Marv Levy notes New England, 0-4, may be the toughest 0-4 foe KC has faced as the Chiefs carry a 3-1 start into the matchup. He recalls KC’s 1-4 tumble last season after an upset of Oakland and warns Patriots players may be dangerous despite their record. Odds makers list KC as 5-point underdogs, but Levy downplays favorites and underscores effort over fate.
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Kansas City, Mo
Marv Levy
New England Patriots
Kansas City Chiefs
Chiefs
New England
Patriots
Levy
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Dallas
Seoul to host 1988 Summer Olympics and Calgary 1988 Winter Games
In Baden Baden the IOC chose Seoul as host of the 1988 Summer Games with 52 votes to Nagoya's 27, making Seoul the first developing country to host the event. Calgary won the 1988 Winter Games after rounds against Falun and Cortina d Ampezzo, advancing to 48 votes in the final tally.
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Baden-Baden
Germany
Seoul
South Korea
Calgary
Canada
International Olympic Committee
Nagoya
Juan Antonio Samaranch
10C
Kurhaus
Japan
Falun
Sweden
Cortina d'Ampezzo
Italy
Cortina
ICC
Samaranch
Ralph Klein
Bowling Bits and Standings From Local Leagues
Bowling results across Monday to Thursday ladies and mixed leagues list team standings, high scores, and splits. Notable names include Rose Cannon, Shirley Troutman, Dora Ainsworth, Leah, Mary Lu Burgoon, Dot Robertson, and R. Gruvern. Teams feature Budge’s, Loyd Builders, Todd’s Insurance, Olmsted Electric, Eagles Auxiliary, and Peoples National Bank with varied records and high-game totals.
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Nitchar
Stinnett
Todd's Insurance
Eagles Auxiliary
First National Bank
Peoples National Bank
Dora Ainsworth
Loyd Builders
Budge’s
W.D. Lee
N Hers
Indian Langs
H.D. Lee
Terry Wolken
Daanny Miller
Freda‘s
Betty McClay
Shirley Troutman
Cat Robertson
Anna May Hendrickson
Pat Stankard
Cleg Everhart
Hazel Guyedt
Maxine Ainsworth
Lola Blankenship
Billie Leach
Bev Wathauer
Janet Coffman
Marilyn Miller
Todd's Insurance Agency
R. Gruvern
Rainbow Beauty Bar
Osawatomie Trojans Sweep Osawatomie High in Twin Volley Matches
Osawatomie High and Ottawa High split two marathon varsity volleyball matches here Tuesday. Ottawa’s Heidi Dykstra and Arline Cook powered 38 service points. Melissa Burch added 16 spikes and two blocks as Ottawa led 1-0 and 2-0 before Osawatomie rallied to win the second set 14-16, 15-13, 15-11. Ottawa JV swept Osawatomie twice, with DeNa Waggoner’s 13 straight serves fueling a 15-4 15-4 first win. Elaine Fischer led the Cyclone JV with 22 service points and 12 spikes.
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Osawatomie
Ottawa High
Trojan Girls
Ottawa
OHS
Heidi Dykstra
Arline Cook
Melissa Burch
Sandy Brown
Cheri Matney
Cyclones
DeNa Waggoner
Elaine Fischer
Cyclone JV
Jennifer Roberts
Janet Netherland
Becky Schoch
Whirlwinds Top Pomona in tense 20-16 clash
OMS eighth Braders beat Pomona 20 16 to improve to 1 1. Kenny Regnier scored twice including a decisive 3 yard TD late in the fourth. Weatherbie added a 25 yard run and 145 rushing yards led Ottawa while Geist Latimer connection secured the two point conversion. Pomona scored late but Ottawa held on by recovering an onside kick. The Whirlwinds visit Bonner Springs next Tuesday.
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Pomona
Ottawa
OMS
Braders
Kenny Regnier
Regnier
Darin Weatherbie
Iob
Daryl
Weatherbee
Phil Geist
Darren Latimer
Geist
Bill Holt
Bonner Springs
Royals Clinch Key Win To Shorten Twins' Lead
Kansas City Royals defeat Minnesota Twins 4-2 in Bloomington as Royals stay in playoff contention. George Brett stars with a homer and a triple, Hal McRae boosts drive, and Dan Quisenberry seals his 18th save. Twins manager Billy Gardner hails young team’s grit despite setback. Engle extends hitting streak to 15 games for Minnesota.
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Bloomington
Engle
Royals
Dick Howser
Twins
Howser
Minnesota
Brett
Otis
Hal McRae
Billy Gardner
George Brett
Jim Wright
Dan Quisenberry
Willie Wilson
Kansas City
al Williams
Wright
Quisenberry
Wilson
A.L. Washington
Gary Gaetti
Hosken Powell
Rob
Wilfong
Martin Reverses Boycott For A's Playoffs
Oakland manager Billy Martin ends plans to boycott the AL division playoffs after assurances the league will compensate coaches and support staff from revenue. A's president Roy Eisenhardt pledges to allocate part of the club's 18.5 percent share to cover coaches. Kansas City Royals lead the division. Oakland set to open divisional playoffs next Tuesday likely in Kansas City. An Ottawa University tennis tournament延期 moved to Oct 10-11 with entry deadline Oct 8.
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Oakland
Oakland A
Billy Martin
Irmes
Martin
A’s
Roy Eisenhardt
Eisenhardt
Billy
A's
Kansas City
Kansas City Royals
Ottawa University
Mabee Courts
Budge’s
New Program on Hair Loss in Ottawa Frightens No One
Mark Erickson outlines a free hair loss consultation at the Best Western Hallmark Inn Ottawa Kansas on Friday October 2 1981 from 1 to 830 pm. The notice promises a written pro rated guarantee and privacy. It cautions against waiting until roots are dead and urges both men and women to attend for a private consultation.
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Mark Erickson
Princeton
Ottawa
Midwest-Erickson
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Ducks Unlimited
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Nestery Oe
Wranglers
Lady Maverick
Twin
Frank Moran
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