Burg keeps perch in TRL volleyball race with Pomona win
Williamsburg 11-2 overall and 7-0 in league beat Pomona 15-10 15-6 to stay two games ahead in the Three Rivers League. Crest loss not counted in league standings after Burg defeated Crest earlier. Pomona’s 6-2 league record remains, with key serving and spikes highlighted by Magrath and Sluder for Williamsburg. Pomona and Williamsburg set to visit Marmaton Valley and Yates Center next Tuesday.
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Crest High School
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Jeannette Sluder
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Prothe
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Hancock
Manna
McDaniels
Indians
Amy Altic
Sharon Prothe
Chris Thornton
Nikki Lantis
Marmaton Valley
Yates Center
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Wellsville Volleyball Slips to Baldwin and Gardner
Wellsville High falls in Frontier League opening action Tuesday as the Eagles drop three games to Baldwin 3-15 15-12 6-15 and then lose to Gardner in straight sets 15-10 15-11. Coach Dowling notes improved resolve for next matches Garnett and Spring Hill.
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Wellsville High
Eagles
Baldwin
Wellsville
John Dowling
Garnett
Spring Hill
Christine Thurp
Suzy Brown
Lisa McDaniel
Janet Cramer
Bernie Coons
Kristy Wollen
Bulldogs
Ottawa
Dowling
Waverly Bulldogs split volleyball with Olpe and Hamilton
Waverly opened Lyon County League play with a split, losing to Olpe in three games and defeating Hamilton in two. Senior setter Amy Skillman left the Olpe match with an injury, but sophomore Darcy Pence stepped in effectively. Junior varsity fell to Olpe in three. Waverly heads to Allen next Tuesday to face Northern Heights and Flinthills.
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Waverly High
Hamilton
Waverly
Bulldogs
Amy Skillman
Clpe
Darcy Pence
Jerry Rice
Ottawa High Volleyball Sweeps SEK Foes
Ottawa High, 11-3 overall and 9-0 in SEK, defeated Independence in three games 15-9 11-15 15-11 and swept Coffeyville 15-11 16-1. Tonya Copsey led with 18 spikes and six kills, while Debbie Ferguson posted 16 spikes and 11 aces across the two matches.
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OHS
Independence
Ottawa
Jo Musselwhite
Indy
Tonya Copsey
Debbie Ferguson
Angie Powers
Missy Whiteford
Jodi Jung
Amy Yohe
Teresa Hiatt
Penny Ferguson
Ferguson
Whiteford
Coffeyville
Tornados
Copsey
Powers
Cyclone
Baldwin
OHL
Basehor
Ottawa High freshmen edge Iola on defense for 6 0 win
Ottawa Highs freshmen football defeated Iola 6 0 at Steve Grogan Stadium as Chad Burgoon blocked a punt and Craig Schultze recovered in the end zone for the only score. The Cyclones limited Iola to one serious threat while Ottawa improved to 2 2 and eyes a season finale at Emporia.
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Iola
Steve Grogan
Ottawa
Cyclones
Tola
Chad Burgoon
Craig Schultze
J.D. Horsch
Mark Laws
Horsch
Laws
Emporia
Tigers Stay In East Chase After 10-1 Win Over Orioles
Detroit muscles within 1.5 games of Toronto after Bill Madlock homers and Chet Lemon adds a three run blast in a 10-1 rout of Baltimore. Frank Tanana locks eight innings with three hits allowed as the Tigers press the AL East race.
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Detroit Tigers
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Tigers
Baltimore Orioles
Toronto
Milwaukee
Blue Jays
Detroit
Chet Lemon
Frank Tanana
Tanana
Eric Bell
Baltimore
Brewers
Glenn Braggs
B.J
Cardinals sweep Expos as Mets fall further in NL East race
The St. Louis Cardinals' strong pitching and timely hitting swept Montreal 1-0 and 3-0, aided by six hits in both games. Joe Magrane pitched a three hitter, Greg Mathews and Todd Worrell combined on a four-hitter with Worrell earning the save. Worrell's 33rd save sealed the opener as Tommy Herr drove in a run with a sixth inning sacrifice fly. The sweep leaves St. Louis 34 games up on the Mets with five games left for the Cardinals and four for New York, including three at Busch Stadium. In other NL action, Cincinnati beat Atlanta, Los Angeles topped Houston, and San Francisco defeated San Diego. Philadelphia starter Don Carman limited New York to one baserunner in a near-perfect effort to aid the Cardinals' title bid.
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Cardinals
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New York
Mets
St. Louis
Ozzie Smith
Tommy Herr
Jack Clark
Joe Magrane
Worrell
Mathews
Hubie Brooks
Tim Wallach
Andres Galarraga
Herr
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Houston
San Francisco
San Diego
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Phillies
Don Carman
Carman
Mookie Wilson
Mike Schmidt
Bo Jackson Drives Royals To 6-3 Win Over Mariners
Kansas City edged Seattle 6-3 as Bo Jackson belted his 22nd homer and drove in two runs. The 1985 Heisman winner faced questions about a football pursuit but remains focused on baseball, aiming to make it his career. Jackson’s season includes a .236 average with 52 RBIs and 22 homers.
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Bo Jackson
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Royals
Los Angeles Raiders
Jackson
John Wathan
Royals Stadium
Dave) Winfield
Wathan
Raiders
NFL
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