Vikings sweep Trojans in early season baseball doubleheader
Central Heights toped Osawatomie 5-4 in eight innings as Joe Wuertz dominated with 12 strikeouts in 7 1/3 innings. The Vikings then crushed the Trojans 13-1 in the second game, with Vinnie Wuertz earning the save and Central Heights piling up 10 hits. Randall Sharp, Zeb Macek, Ryan Medlen, Derek Brown, and Joe Wuertz provided multiple hits and RBIs. Central Heights, 2-0, next plays at Anderson Co Friday at 4:30 p.m.
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Central Heights wins 3A sportsmanship award in Hutchinson
CH Vikings receive KSHSAA sportsmanship plaque for the 3A State Tournament. Principal Frank Perbeck praises band and pep club for support while students stayed past 2:30 a.m. after the semifinals and rode the bus for the third place game at 10 a.m. Saturday.
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Ottawa advances to semifinals in soccer playoff
Maranatha threatened several times but senior keeper Callie Hatfield denied five scoring chances. Ottawa earned a 5-0 win over Basehor-Linwood and will face Kansas City Christian in the Thursday semifinal at 5 p.m. in Shawnee, with a potential Friday final or third-place game at 3 p.m. at home to accommodate ACT testing.
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Ottawa Softball Improves Record At Aquinas Tourney
Ottawa girls showed patience at the plate and kept aggressiveness as they split a doubleheader during the St. Thomas Aquinas tournament. Ottawa moved to 2-4 after a 19-13 win in game two while Miege edged them 11-10 with a late run in the fifth.
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Riots flare after Indiana Maryland NCAA loss in Bloomington
Indiana fans torch coaches topple street signs and hurl bottles as Maryland supporters celebrate the program's first national title. Police use tear gas to disperse hundreds. about 30 arrested for public intoxication and mischief while Maryland's revelers face multiple arrests and minor injuries.
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Hutchinson faces security costs for US Women's Open
Reno County officials debate funding for heightened security at the USGA U S Women's Open at Prairie Dunes with 50 guards daily, four bomb sniffing dogs, a no fly zone. County plans fall short of USGA request and may ask organizers to cover extra costs.
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Kansas State QBs in spotlight during spring drills
Kansas State coach Bill Snyder faces replacing last season’s losses while rewarding two returning quarterbacks Eli Roberson and Marc Dunn. Roberson’s 643 rushing yards and Dunn’s 635 passing yards highlight a battle for the starting role as spring practice opens and aims to improve a 6-6 season.
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Bonds, Schilling, Expos ignite opening day fireworks
Barry Bonds hits two homers and an RBI as the Giants beat the Dodgers 9-2 at Dodger Stadium. Curt Schilling fires seven strong innings in Arizona's 9-0 win over San Diego. The Montreal Expos rally to beat the Florida Marlins 7-6 at Olympic Stadium as Orlando Cabrera delivers a walk-off hit. Brewers top the Astros 9-3 in the opener at the renamed Astros Field.
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Nicklaus withdraws from Masters due to back trouble
Jack Nicklaus, Augusta National icon and six time Masters winner, pulls out of this year’s tournament because linger ing back problems have sidelined him from tournament golf since last year’s Senior British Open. He also left Legends of Golf earlier this week. missing the Masters marks only the second absence since 1959.
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