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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1998

Page

11

Ottawa High Relays and Invitational Track Schedule

Friday events include Ottawa High School Relays at 4 p.m. Baldwin Invitational at 3 30 p.m. Lyndon Invitational at 3 p.m. ECAC Round robin softball in Ottawa. High school baseball and softball feature Central Heights at Osawatomie at 4 p.m. Saturday schedule lists Ottawa at Sterling college baseball at 1 p.m.

Ottawa High School Baldwin Lyndon Ottawa Central Heights Osawatomie Sterling

Rays claim Gaillard. Reds place Casey on DL and call Williams

Transactions from Thursday report Eddie Gaillard claimed by the Tampa Bay Devil Rays and assigned to Durham. Cincinnati Reds place Sean Casey on the 15 day list and promote Todd Williams from Indianapolis. Pistons guard Stackhouse fined and Cavs players suspended after April 1 fight. Dainius Zubrus suspended for two games in the NHL. Teemu Selanne signs two year extension with Anaheim. Richard Smehlik signs multiyear deal with Buffalo. Carolina Hurricanes recall Mike Rucinski. Montreal Canadiens return Eric Houde to Fredericton.

Associated Press Boston Baltimore Tampa Bay Toronto New York Cleveland Chicago Minnesota Detroit Kansas City Anaheim Texas Oakland Seattle Minnesota Chicago White Sox N.Y. Yankees Oliver Williams Keagle Kamieniecki N.Y Yankees Cone Oquist Eyre Springer Pichardo Morgan Rose Swift Colon Watson Philadelphia Florida Ionreal Pittsburgh H. Louis Milwaukee Cincinnati Colorado San Diego San Francisco Los Angeles Arizona Chicago Cubs Montreal St. Louis N.Y. Mets Atlanta Houston Seles Valdes Cincincoation Lieber Mets Mikcki P.smith Mercker Mulholland D.darwin Adamson Greene Millwood Juden Meadows Thompson Bergman Tampa Bay Devil Rays Eddie Gaillard Durham Cincinnati Reds Sean Casey Todd Williams Indianapolis National Basketball Association NBA Detroit Pistons Jerry Stackhouse Cleveland Cavaliers Shawn Kemp Vitaly Potapenko Shawnelle Scott Hockey National Hockey League NHL Philadelphia Flyers Dainius Zubrus Chicago Blackhawks Chris Chelios Anaheim Mighty Ducks Teemy Selanne Buffalo Sabres Richard Smehlik Carolina Hurricanes Mike Rucinski New Haven Montreal Canadiens Eric Houde Fredericton AHL

Pierce to turn pro after standout Kansas year

Kansas star Paul Pierce announced in California that he will enter the NBA draft rather than return for his senior season. Coach Roy Williams backed the decision, noting Pierce and Raef LaFrentz spearheaded a 35-4 Jayhawks run to a Big 12 title before an NCAA Midwest Regional exit.

Awrence Kan Paul Pierce Kansas Star California NBA Jayhawks Pierce Inglewood High Roy Williams Kansas Raef LaFrentz Associated Press Rhode Island Arizona Williams LaFrentz Billy Thomas Inglewood

Orioles Rally Past Royals 4-3 in Ninth Inning Comeback

Baltimore Orioles erased a late deficit to beat Kansas City 4-3 as Jeffrey Hammonds delivered a two-out two-run single in the ninth. Harold Baines homered to start the rally, Cal Ripken walked, and Joe Carter, Mike Bordick, and Brady Anderson scored on a bases loaded walk and a single as the Orioles achieved a dramatic comeback.

Baltimore Baltimore Orioles Orioles Kansas City Jeffrey Hammonds Ray Miller Royals Jeff Montgomery Harold Baines Cal Ripken Chris Hoiles Montgomery Joe Carter Brady Anderson Hammonds Mike Bordick Carter Shane Halter

Ottawa Cyclones earn league honors as Hermreck leads

Ottawa junior Emilee Hermreck earned first team all league honors as the Cyclones strong season featured a key 11 3 run and a fast start in the Huron League title chase. Teammate Rachel Goetz joined Hermreck on the first team with seniors Ashley Beets and Leanne Drumright getting honorable mention.

Itana Emilee Hermreck Cyclones Ottawa Huron Hermreck Rachel Goetz Ashley Beets Leanne Drumright Sumner Turner Ricky Bulmer Luke Queen Joe Kramer John Reed Cedrich Montgomery Tarner Kelyn Block Sumner Ricky Bulmer Nic Reliant Atchison Tony Porter Sumner Derek Vann Turner Luke Queen Jeffery Hawkins Sumner Brandon Hall Turner Phil Dark Ward Bernard Springfield Bonner Springs Casey Purdy Eric Blatiner Chris Drake Chris Giddings Kevin Walker Andre Day Delice Downing Joniece Lyle Sumner Emilee Hermreth Sunior Ofibwa Kenya Taylor Dant Noneerre Richelle Mendez Ward Cheri Stauber DeAnn Easter David Grover Queen

Ottawa High School tennis seeks league title return

Ottawa High School eyes the Huron League title with experience from seniors Levi Moore and returning sophomores Seth Sheldon Tim Bunch and Daniel Jesson. Moore, a state qualifier in doubles last year, aims to lead in singles and doubles while Sheldon adds year round polish as Ottawa reloads for a strong bid.

Greg Mast Gerald Ottawa Bonner Springs Levi Moore Nile Peterson Moore Peterson Seth Sheldon Tim Bunch Daniel Jesson Sheldon

Ottawa Braves edge Kansas Wesleyan in ECAC opener sweep

Ottawa University baseball rebounded from a winless Florida trip to beat Kansas Wesleyan 1-0 and 12-5 at Harvey Drake Field, securing a two game sweep and moving to 5-10 overall, 2-0 ECAC. Freshman Dustin Herron hit for average and power while seniors Cerna and McGee produced key hits and defense. Pitcher Jeremy McDonnell blanked the Coyotes in the opener as Ottawa began the conference slate aboard a momentum surge after Florida.

Ottawa Coyotes Harvey Drake Field Titus Florida Upper Iowa Mount Mercy Iowa Trinity College Fia Oakland University Michigan Dustin Herron Matt McGee Joe Cerna Jeremy McDonnell Ryan Dobbs Shawn Hermann Andy Meyer McDonnell Cerna Ryan Lynnes Joel Lueken McGee Ryan Pighetti Herron Cobbs Kansas Wesleyan Sterling

Ottawa golfers start season with youth at Sunflower Hills

Ottawa's young golf team opened at Sunflower Hills posting a team score of 191 to finish sixth of six. Coach Darr ell Bourque noted four opponents played earlier, with the freshmen showing nerves and learning as Spencer Coatney led with 44 while Jed Killough 48 and Steve Savage 51. The squad, optimistic due to age, heads to Gardner Invitational Monday at 10 a.m.

Onner Springs Ottawa Sunflower Hills Darrell Bourque Jared Beets Johnnie Taul Bourque Spencer Coatney Jed Killough Steve Savage Jeff McCurdy Mitch Holt

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