Pomona Girls Take Third at Waverly Invite in Cold Race
Pomona girls place third in a 17-team Waverly Invitational led by Brandi Loper’s 100 and 300 hurdles wins and Maria Labrador’s shot put. Despite cold, windy conditions Olpe and Marmaton Valley led, while Pomona posting multiple top finishes across sprints, distance, and relays.
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Burlington
Pomona
Waverly
Ned Parker
Olpe
Marmaton Valley
Brandi Loper
Maria Labrador
Brianna Willhite
Kealy Kerwin
Denise Cummings
Hurdies
Jamie Miller
Codi Soper
Tara Cunningham
Audrey Reece
Melissa McClendon
Lydia Roberts
Ashley Olson
Krystal Briggs
Danielle Anderson
Megan Adamson
CH Louisburg split Central Heights in two game series
Central Heights won the opener 13 2 behind Raymond Geist who went the distance with 11 strikeouts and seven hits allowed. Louisburg bounced back to win 11 1 as Central Heights totaled four hits and four errors. Vince Lickteig took the loss in game two while Justin Bones homered for Louisburg and Randall Sharp joined Bones with two hits. Central Heights 7 3 hosts McClouth Thursday.
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Central Heights
Louisburg
Vikings
Raymond Geist
Joe Wuertz
Randall Sharp
Justin Bones
Vince Lickteig
Sharp
Bones
Lickteig
McClouth
Ottawa JV golfers win by 40 strokes
Ottawa junior varsity golfers dominated at Bonner Springs and Sunflower Hills, winning a 40 stroke margin. Drew Waldron led with an 88, Justin Griest 92, and Ottawa totaled 368 four players. Bonner Springs finished second at 408.
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Ottawa
Sunflower Hills
Bonner Springs
Drew Waldron
Justin Griest
Paul Lantis
Ryan Watts
Adam Spratt
Ottawa JV baseball falls twice to Blue Valley NW
Ottawa High junior varsity baseball dropped both ends of a doubleheader to Blue Valley Northwest in Overland Park. Ottawa led 5-3 in the first game before bowing 6-5, and trailed 5-0 in the nightcap, then fell 7-4 as BVNW held on. Andrew Maxwell struck out eight in the opener. Tyler Fredricks and Rick Croucher had two hits each. Bettge relieved and sparked the rally in game two with two hits. Ottawa stands 4-4 and visits Turner on Thursday.
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Ottawa
Blue Valley NW
Overland Park
Ottawa High
Blue Valley Northwest
Blue Valley
Frank Garvin
Andrew Maxwell
Tyler Fredricks
Rick Croucher
Garvin
BVNW
Brandon Bettge
Croucher
Bettge
Turner
Umpire struck in forehead as ball caroms during Arizona St Louis game
Umpire Larry Young received fourteen stitches after being hit in the forehead by a throw near second base in a game between Arizona and St. Louis. Jay Bell fielded Albert Pujols' hit as the ball caromed off the bag into shallow center, leaving Young in the path. Bell said he caught Young as he turned, and blood covered his jacket and legs during the delay.
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ST. Louis
Larry Young
Arizona
Jay Bell
Albert Pujols
Bell
Young
Pujols
Raiders owner Davis says NFL owned rights to three cities
In a $1 billion antitrust case Davis testified that the NFL owned territorial rights to Baltimore, St. Louis and Houston after teams left those cities, but that the Raiders retained Los Angeles rights. He noted the 1995 return to Oakland and debated settlement details, with the trial moving toward the NFL defense next.
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Los Angeles
Raiders
al Davis
NFL
Baltimore
St. Louis
Houston
Davis
Allen Ruby
National Football League
League
Oakland
Ruby
Inglewood
Hollywood Park
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
Longest pro baseball game ends in 33rd inning in 1981
Pawtucket Red Sox beat Rochester Red Wings 3-2 in the 33rd inning on June 23 after a 32 innings marathon begun on April 18, 1981. Cal Ripken Jr Wade Boggs and other future stars played in the 8 hour 7 minute affair that kept fans and players cold and the park buzzing for weeks.
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Pawtucket
R.J
Luis Aponte
Pawtucket Red Sox
Ben Monder
Paw- Sox
Rochester Red Wings
Cal Ripken Jr
Wade Boggs
PawSox
Rochester
Ripken
Mike Tamburro
Mondor
Tamburro
McCoy Stadium
BBC
England
Ray Dalton
Dave Koza
Marty Barrett
Barrett
Bobby Ojeda
Bruce Hurst
Mike Smithson
Rich Gedman
Kenyan changes gears win women's Boston Marathon title
Catherine Ndereba claimed her second straight Boston women's title in 2 23 53 as Kenyans failed to sweep. Lee Bong-ju won the men's race in 2 09 43, becoming Korea's first winner since the 1940s, while Joshua Chelang a finished third and Kenya took multiple top spots. The two winners earned $80,000 each.
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Boston
Catherine Ndereba
Lee Bong-ju
Kenya
Lee
Yun
United States
Joshua Chelang'a
Moses Tanui
Elijah Lagat
Joseph Chebet
Chelang’a
Guerra
Boylston Street
Ndereba
Fatuma Roba
Public Hearing on Special Use Permit Ottawa Kansas
Notice for May 9 2001 7 00 PM at City Hall City Commission Room Ottawa Kansas. Planning Commission will hear David L Wooge petition for a special use permit to allow a single family residence in a C 2 district at 201 E Lagan. Protests may be presented and results sent to the city governing body per law.
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City Commission Room
Ottawa
Kansas
Gay Planning Commission
David L. Wooge
Bowlas
Sheldon & Toppings
Franklin County
E. Lagan
Planning Commission
City Planning Commission
Theresa Cummings
Notice to Creditors in the Roberts Estate
Notice to creditors of Jesse J Roberts and Florence L Roberts deceased in Kansas. Dennis Roberts appointed administrator on April 3 2001 with Letters of Administration under the Simplified Estates Act. Creditors must file demands within four months of first publication or be barred. Jordan and Chappel Ottawa Kansas attorneys listed. Supreme Court No 06785.
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State OF Kansas
Dennis Roberts
Jesse J. Rober
Florance L. Roberts
Kansas
Jordan & Chappell
Law
P.O
Ottawa
Gary L. Jordan
Supreme Court
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Jake Hughes
Scott Brinkmeyer
JEM LP Gas
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Charlie Gwin
Paola
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Dennis Cregg
Red Wings
New England
Boston Marathon
Shannon Jackson
Cloud Nine
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Welay
John F. Merrell
John F. Merrall
Jesse J. Roberts
Florence L. Roberts
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