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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1985

Page

3

Bulldogs Upset Braves In Wet 13-6 Battle

In a heavy rain game at McPherson Ottawa University fumbled 12 times, losing nine, as McPherson Bulldogs won 13-6. Derek Pierce scored the decisive 1-yard TD with 5:42 left in the fourth. Ottawa’s Alonzo Smith rushed 151 yards but turnovers doomed their effort.

Rick Peterson McPherson Ottawa University Braves McPherson Bulldogs Bulldogs Kansas College Athletic Conference Braves Ottawa Ritory Derek Pierce Percy Vic Allom Billy Jamison Steve Shelton Tz Bulldogs Alonzo Smith Keith Lowe Bulldog Smith Pat Billy Jamizon

Royals fall to Twins in three game sweep and slip in standings

Kansas City manager Dick Howser remains hopeful about pennant chances after the Minnesota Twins completed a 3 game series sweep with a 6-3 win. The Royals managed 16 hits in the series as they head home for a four game set with the California Angels, while Twins hitters led by Kent Hrbek and Mark Salas pushed ahead.

Minneapolis Dick Howser Kansas City Royals Minnesota Twins Royals Howser Twins California Angels Cleveland California Angels John Butcher Miller Kent Hrbek Mark Salas Minnesota Butcher Ron Davis Greg Gagne Kirby Puckett Mickey Hatcher Hrbek RBI Mark Gubicza Hatcher Brett Lonnie Smith Kansas City Buddy Biancalana Smith Willie Wilson Salas

Cherry's Four Picks Lift Chiefs Over Seahawks

Kansas City, led by Deron Cherry's fourth interception game in NFL history, upset Seattle 28-7 to move to 3-1 in the AFC West. Bill Kenney left with a sore shoulder after 19 attempts while Stephone Paige caught two TD passes as KC dominated in rain and capitalized on Seattle turnovers.

Kansas City Deron Cherry Kansas City Chiefs Cherry Chiefs Seattle Seahawks Seattle Chuck Knox Knox Seahawks Miami Bill Kenney NFL Stephone Paige Dave Krieg Gale Gilbert Daryl Turner Krieg Herman Heard Danny Greene Greg Hill Terry Taylor Kenney Paige John Mackovie Mike Bell

Central Heights captures JV volleyball title at Ottawa invite

Central Heights defeated Osage City in the finals 15-9 13 11 to 15-13 15-11 while posting a 5-0 tournament record. Osage City finished 4-1, Wellsville took third, and Ottawa went 1-4. CH's Pickett Knight Kueser led with all tournament picks. Powers paced OHS with 12 spikes and 24 service points.

Central Heights Osage City Ottawa Osage Osapte Baldwin OHS Wellsville Lyndon Angie Powers Michelle O’connor Missy Whiteford Powers Jennifer Knight Julie Kueser Amy Pickett Tina Freeman Julie Meyer Julie Williams Suzy Brown Windy Gray Erin Ogle Heights Downing Baldwin Louise Williams Vikings Pickett Knight Kueser Freeman Anne Allison Williams Meyer Ottawa High Bonner Springs Olathe South South

OHS Comes Alive In Hi Park Tourney

Ottawa Highs Cyclones snapped a four match skid by finishing third at the Highland Park Invitational in Topeka. They went 6-2 in the event to lift their season record to 8-8, beating Leavenworth Salina Central Hayden and Highland Park after opening with a win over Kansas City Washington.

Topeka Ottawa High Cyclones OHS Shawnee Mission Northwest Shawnee Mission West Ottawa Kansas City Washington Northwest Leavenworth Shawnee West Atchison Mandy Miller Widler DeeDee Lewis Copsey Miller Brenda Seitz Lewis Seitz Cyclone Wellsville Olathe North Turner DeSoto Garnett

Duck Blind Drawing Set for Saturday at Pomona Reservoir

The Corps of Engineers Pomona Reservoir will hold its annual duck blind drawing Saturday morning at the Corps Project Office starting at 9 a.m. A $10 fee applies for a duck blind permit, with general hunting zones unchanged from prior years. The duck season begins Oct. 26 and Pomona water level will drop about four feet from Nov. 15 to Dec. 15, weather permitting. Further details are available at the Pomona Project Office, Vassar RFD 1, phone 453-2201.

Corps of Engineers Pomona Reservoir Corps Project Pomiona Pomona Vassar

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