NAIA to Move Headquarters to Tulsa
The National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics will relocate its headquarters and its $10 million annual men’s basketball tournament to Tulsa Oklahoma by summer 1993. The decision, approved 25 to 0 by the Council of Presidents, aims to gain stronger amateur sports backing as Kansas City officials express surprise.
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National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
Tulsa
Okla
NAIA
Council of Presidents
Association
James Chasteen
Los Angeles
Kansas City Offi
The
Kansas City Star
Chasteen
Chamber of Commerce
Sports Foundation of
Metro Tulsa
NATA
Hallmark
Ed Stevens
Volleyball roundup gives Vikes split TRL matches
Gridley handily defeated Central Heights 15 3 15 during the opener. Central Heights bounced back to down Marmaton Valley 15 9 15 11 led by Ellen Snow and Mary Wuertz each 10 of 13 at the net with multiple kills and Wuertz 13 of 13 serving for six aces. Stottlemire 3 for 3 with two kills. Darcy Anderson 25 of 28 sets and Lisa Spratt 20 of 27. Vikings host LeRoy next Tuesday.
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Gridley
Central Heights
Marmaton Valley
Vikes
Mamaton Valley
Ellen Snow
Mary Wuertz
Snow
Wuertz
Jackie Stottlemire
Wuerz
Ch’s
Darcy Anderson
Lisa Spratt
Vikings
LeRoy
MdCV Volleyball Splits LCL Matches At Home
MdCV Trojans moved to 6 8 overall and 2 6 in the Lyon County League after a split Tuesday. They opened with a 9 15 15 6 9 15 loss to Olpe, then defeated Burlingame 15 6 12 15 15 10 in front of the home crowd. Billy Jo Sowers led with 11 kills eight digs and six blocks while Dana Lewis added 10 digs as MdCV heads to Madison next Tuesday for more league action.
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Melvern — Marais Des Cygnes Valley
Lyon
Trojans
Olpe
Burlingame
Mdcv
Billy Jo Sowers
Dana Lewis
Madison
Lyndon High sweeps Lyon County League volleyball
Lyndon High defeats Hamilton and Madison in Lyon County League play on Tuesday as Shoup and Persinger each tally 10 kills and Hart dishes 13 assists. Lyndon improves to 9-6, and the junior varsity team wins 15-6 3-15 15-9 to reach 8-0. Lyndon hosts eight-team tournament Saturday.
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Lyndon
Lyndon High
Hamilton
Madison
LHS
Stephanie Shoup
Heather Persinger
Tonya Hart
Panthers sweep Three Rivers league volleyball night
Humboldt Williamsburg High volleyball improved to 14-1 with a 2-0 win over Humboldt and a 2-0 victory against Yates Center. Laura Hermreck and Amy Hermreck led with 10 kills each, Bethell scored eight, White six, and Weigand Saueressig and Howard posted strong serving. Junior varsity also won over Humboldt, and the Panthers host Gridley and Neodesha next Tuesday.
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Humboldt — Williamsburg High
Humboldt
Yates Center
Panthers
Laura
Amy Hermreck
Burg
Kelley Bethell
Lori White
Carrie Weigand
Carol Saueressig
Weigand
Saueressig
Amy Howard
AL East chase tight as Jays beat Red Sox and Brewers top Mariners
The Blue Jays beat Boston 5-2 and the Brewers defeated Seattle 7-4 as the AL East stay tight behind an emerging Milwaukee run. Milwaukee won its seventh straight, now 2.5 games back of Toronto, which won 8 of 11 as Oakland waits.
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Associated Press
Toronto
Milwaukee
Oakland
Blue Jays
Boston
Brewers
Seattle
Phil Garner
Jimmy Key
Texas
Cleveland
New York
Baltimore
Detroit
Minnesota
Chicago
Kansas City
California
Will Kerns earns second straight Prep Athlete of the Week
Osage City junior Will Kerns rushed 44 times for 310 yards and four touchdowns in a 40-14 win over St Marys, setting school records for carries and rushing yards. Coach Les Hultgren credited the offensive line for creating opportunities. Other nominees included Pomona, Hope, Waverly, Ottawa and Central Heighto.
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Kerns
Osage City
St. Marys
Will
Les Hultgren
Pomona
Jason Booe
Indians
Jayhawk Linn
Hope
Hooe
Waverly
Dustin Curry
Marais Des Cygnes Valley
Ottawa
Alex Wendler
Atchison
Wendler
Aaron Gumm
Central Heighto
Brian Robertson
Prairie View
Williamsburg Athletes Shine At Pomona and Local Meets
Laura Hermreck of Williamsburg led Pomona Invitational play with 34 kills and six blocks as Burg claimed the title finishing 12-1. Central Heights Kim Wood topped Prairie View cross country with 14 54, while Ottawa Megh an Pence had 18 assists as Cyclone teams swept rivals. Other standouts include Wellsville Allison Howard with 62 kills and Lyndon’s Stephanie Shoup with 3 kills in Pomona.
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Hermreck
Panthers
Pomona
Burg
Spring Hill
WHS
Lisa Brookover
Central Heights
Kim Wood
Wellsville
Allison Howard
Eagle
Amy Hoffsommer
Anderson County
Steve Hamm
Tonganoxie
Ottawa
Dan Pyle
Waverly
Kentra Johansen
Burlington
Meghan Pence
Cyclone
Shawnee Mission North
Olathe South
Ryan Wade
Kim Porter
Merrandy Cantrell
Cyclones
Lyndon
Stephanie Shoup
Magic Returns to Lakers for 1992 Season
Magic Johnson plans a 1992 comeback with the Los Angeles Lakers after medical clearance and a determined schedule. The team begins preseason in Honolulu on October 8 with first regular season game set for November 6 against the Clippers. Johnson said he spoke with owner Jerry Buss and expects contract details soon. He will manage a light load but intends to play in marquee games, while Randy Pfund, in his first year as Lakers coach, welcomes one of the game’s greatest players back to lift the team and NBA interest.
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Johnson
Lakers
Honolulu
Los Angeles Clippers
Jerry Buss
New York
Pat Riley
Boston
Lamy Bird
NBA
Randy Pfund
Pfund
Estate hearing notices in Franklin County Kansas 1982 1992
Notices in The District Court of Franklin County Kansas announce hearings on the estates of Rotta Sturgeon and Mamie Bella Gibson. Yvonne Allman seeks descent determination for undivided one half of SW quarter of Sedan 14 18S 20E, with local attorneys listed. Separate executor Harry B Gibson seeks approval of acts accounting costs and closing the estate with bond liability released by October 9 1992 in Ottawa court.
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Francin County
Kansas
Rotta Sturgeon
State of Kansas
Yvonne Allman
Retta Sturgeon
Franklin County
Sedan
Township
Range
Ottawa
Mamie Bella Gibson
Balla Gibson
Jacannad
Harry B. Gibusn
Mami
Bella Gibson
Pelibone
Arkpethong
Tha
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Williamsburg
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Carlos Buy
Russell Athletic
Casa No. 92
Hops
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PRAZ
Harry B Gibson
Hartley, Nicholson & Hartley
Dan W. Hartley
South Paul
P.O. Box
Paola
Peytonor
Paul Hays
W. Tecumseh
Farm Bureau Insurance
Steel Trak
Ilden Bear
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