Onawa Middle School routs Bonner Springs 38-0
The Whirlwinds opened with 38-0 over Bonner Springs at Steve Grogan Stadium to move to 5-0. Gary Exiaman rushed 80 yards with two TDs, Erisman added early scoring, Deardorff and Kongkindavong contributed, and OMS defense forced key plays including a Tedrow interception. Ottawa returns next Thursday at Chanute.
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Cyclone JVers sweep three volleyball matches
Kansas City Ottawa High junior varsity volleyball moved to 16 7 with a sweep of Turner Atchison and Bonner Springs. Turner match saw Ball four kills Herrick three Cook three assists Dieterich three kills Ransom two Kahler four assists. Bonner Springs match featured Herrick and Cook strong on defense. Appanoose Grade School squads swept two in Williamsburg area with A team records and B team wins.
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Magic Johnson announces return to Lakers for season
In a relaxed Forum news conference Johnson confirms he will play again after AIDS retirement. He plans 50 to 60 games this season and will be tested regularly as doctors, led by Dr. Michael Mellman, monitor his HIV positive condition. Cookie Johnson backs his decision with humor and support. Continued on page 10.
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Rasmussen Throws One Hit Gem For Royals 2-0
Dennis Rasmussen pitched the best game of his career to blank the Angels 2-0 in Anaheim. He faced the minimum 27 batters, notching his first complete game and first one-hitter, while Mike Macfarlane homered and Bert Blyleven allowed a single to Damion Easley. The Royals moved Rasmussen to 4-0 in a spot start setup by injuries to their rotation.
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Brett Benched Again in 3000 Hit Chase
Kansas City designated hitter George Brett misses a second straight game with a strained left shoulder as he nears 3,000 career hits. At 2,996, he has five games left this season and will test the shoulder daily to decide if he can play against the California Angels.
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Pomona spikers sweep Neodesha and Crest in TRL play
Pomona High volleyball rolled past Neodesha and Crest in Three Rivers League action. The Indians improved to 8-9 overall, 4-6 in league, with decisive 15-5 15-5 wins over Neodesha and 15-3 15-8 over Crest.
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Anderson County edges Wellsville in volleyball upset
Anderson County shocked fourth ranked Wellsville 15-12 15-13 in the opening match as Spring Hill split the Frontier League dual. Campbell led the Eagles with 14 kills, Howard added seven, Campbell and Kramer each posted perfect serving, and Kramer had 17 assists in two matches while Deterding handled all 14 serves.
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Braves Clinch NL West Title In 6-0 Win Over Giants
The Atlanta Braves clinched the NL West with a 6-0 victory over San Francisco as Cincinnati’s loss to Los Angeles opened the door. Dinged by late-season drama, Atlanta secured the division title before playoff action begins at Fulton County Stadium. Pitchers Tom Glavine, Steve Avery, John Smoltz, Pete Smith, and Charlie Leibrandt led the staff with Leibrandt earning the win on a shutout over eight hits. The sellout crowd included owner Ted Turner and Jane Fonda, cheering the Braves toward another postseason matchup with Pittsburgh.
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