All-Herald Basketball: Dorsey Shoup Lead 1994 Team
The 1994 All-Herald Basketball first team features Brent Dorsey and Allan Shoup from Wellsville, Scott Dwyer of Wellsville, Jeremy McDonnell of Anderson County, and Brent Dorsey again for leadership. McDonnell averaged 19.3 points for Anderson County, boosting their record from 1-19 to 10-11. Dwyer peaked late with strong defense and scoring. All players plan no college basketball.
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Shoup
University of Kansas
Jeremy McDonnell
Jr McDonnell
Anderson County
McDonnell
Ireyland
Louisburg
Scott Dwyer
St Dwyer
All-Herald
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Wellsville
Allan Shoup
Lyndon Brian McIntosh
McCv
Jeff Pelton
Ottawa
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Ryan Jones
Lyndon Dustin Curry
Waverly
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Baldwin
Scott Wittman
Toby Hunt
Mike Kellerman
Matt Haney
Central Heights
Frank Wittman
Corey Katzer
Nick Wuertz
Lyndon
Travis Farwell
Mdcv
Matt Sowers
Rebel Beatty
Pomona
Jason
Dwyer
Bowling notes and standings for Friday printout
Bowling standings to be printed each Friday with standings due by Thursday noon at the Herald sports desk or via the front door mail slot. Provides a contact number 242 4700 and lists multiple team scores and individual high games for Craig Dengel and Ramsey Printing. Apache Tribe listed among entries.
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Herald Sports Desk
Ramsey
Craig Dengel
Kruger's Kansas State saga leads to Final Four
Kruger, once Hartman's assistant and Kansas State's 17th head coach in 1986, faced offers from SONS PED PEAS and Florida. K Staters feared losing him, yet his choice to pursue the Florida job surprised many. Now guiding a team to the Final Four, old bitterness dissolves as pride returns.
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Kansas State
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Kruger
Kstaters
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Players surprised Altman left KSU
Kansas State players reacted to coach Jack Altman's departure from the program. Deryl Cunningham, a senior who transferred from DePaul, voiced confusion and sympathy for remaining players. George Hill noted hopes for Ken Turner, while Bob Krause explained Altman called him shortly before the news conference.
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Manhattan
New York
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Altman
Cunningham
Kansas State
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Ken Turner
Bob Krause
Morris stifles Kansas City hitters 23 games
Wally Joyner grounded in a run for Kansas City in the third as the Royals added two in the fourth on Bob Hamelin’s triple and back-to-back doubles by Greg Gagne and Curtis Wilkerson. Three exhibition games remain against the Florida Marlins before opening the regular season Monday at Baltimore with Kevin Appier slated to face Mike Mussina.
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Wally Joyner
Kansas City
Royals
Bob Hamelin
Greg
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