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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 2007
Page
9
High School Schedule Highlights Local Spring Lineup
Tuesday games feature Baldwin at Anderson County and three more 4:30 p.m. starts including Spring Hill at Central Heights and Louisburg at Ottawa. Wednesday includes Anderson County at Fort Scott with 3 p.m. start. Thursday brings Ottawa at Spring Hill at 7:30 a.m. and West Franklin at Moran at 3 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
Anderson County
Spring Hill
Central Heights
Louisburg
Ottawa
Gardner
West Franklin
Fort Scott
Moran
Bonner Springs
Wellsville
Williamsburg
Burlington
de Soto
Herington
Eudora
Baseball and football signings headline Monday Sports Transactions
The Associated Press reports numerous NFL and MLB moves. Tony LaCava and other Jays executives agreed to three year extensions through 2010. Arizona activated Carlos Quentin from the DL while Cincinnati extended Ryan Free through 2009. Browns, Dolphins, Vikings, Eagles, and Seahawks added NFL signings. Ducks recalled Motzko and Miller. Hurricanes named Stefan as assistant coach. Kings signed Brian Boyle. West Georgia named Michael Gooney men’s basketball coach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto Blue Jays
Tony LaCava
Dick Scott
Jon Lalonde
Sal Butera
Charlie Wilson
Arizona
Diamondbacks
Carlos Quentin
Brian Barden
Tucson
Cincinnati Reds
Ryan Free
Colorado Rockies
Byung-Hyun Kim
Zach McClellan
Colorado Springs
National Football League
Cleveland Browns
Alan Ricard
Ryan Krause
Miami Dolphins
Johnathan Ingram
Ray Perkins
Minnesota Vikings
Cortez Hankton
Philadelphia Eagles
E.d. Cochrane
Seattle Seahawks
Chris Gray
Hockey National Hockey League
Anaheim Ducks
Joe Motzko
Drew Miller
Portland
Carolina Hurricanes
Greg Stefan
LOS Angeles Kings
Brian Boyle
Kansas State shifts tone with tougher 2007 schedule
Kansas State, now led by Ron Prince, embraces a bold 2007 nonconference slate opening at Auburn and closing at Fresno State. Prince says facing stronger opponents develops the team and boosts national exposure, while Kansas continues spring drills and debates a quarterback showdown between Kerry Meier and Todd Reesing for a No. 1 spot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City, Mo
Kansas State
Wildcats
Auburn
Fresno State
Bill Snyder
Ball State
Northeast Louisiana
Snyder
Lawrence
Kansas Jayhawks
Jayhawks
Kerry Meier
Todd Reesing
Mark Mangino
Meier
Reesing
Cyclones crush Prairie View in twin softball romp
Ottawa High School blasted Prairie View 10-0 and 13-2 in five innings each as Shelby Miller led with four hits including a triple and a homer. Ashlee Moore pitched a one hitter with nine strikeouts while Alyssa Miller, Taylor Moore, and Joni Graf contributed multi hit days. Ottawa improves to 3-4 and hosts Louisburg, with JV also cruising 6-1 and 8-0 behind Anna Mayes’ 26 strikeouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greg Mast
Ottawa
Cyclones
Prairie View
Renee Malburg
Marburg
Shelby Miller
Chine
Malburg
Taylor Moore
Jamie Voigts
Hailie Ray
Alyssa Miller
Katie Hawkins
Ashlee Moore
Moore
Ashlee
Ray
Morgan Watts
Joni Graf
Julianne George
George
Louisburg
Anna Mayes
Ottawa High claims two baseball wins in doubleheader
Ottawa High School defeated Prairie View 12-8 in the first game after a pivotal sixth inning error and aggressive bunting. In the nightcap Ottawa cruised to a 13-4 win with Chase Moore delivering a two run homer to set the early tone. Coach Shawn Herrmann praised the timely bunts and steady pitching by Cory Bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Ottawa
Prairie View
Harvey M. Drake
Cyclones
Shawn Herrmann
Herrmann
Chase Moore
Cory Bell
Bell
Ty Gardner
Pomona Girls Track Places Third at Waverly Invite
Pomona High School girls track team finished third with 51.5 points in a 20-team Waverly Invitational at Burlington High. Coach Susan Zentz said it was a tough meet as Pomona earned top finishes in the 400 meter relay and 200. Evan Brann placed fourth in the long jump and fifth in the triple jump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Burlington
Pomona
Burlington High School
Susan Zentz
Evan Brann
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Associated Press
College West Georgia
Michael Gooney
Ron Prince
Prince
Louisville
Texas
Fresno
Sarah Blecha
The
Ottawa Herald
Ottawa High School
Orlis Cox
Sports
Ottawaherald.com
Lee Baseball
PHS
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