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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 2003
Page
10
Aged schedule lists track events at Eudora and Fort Scott with times 4 p.m. and 9 30 a.m. Readers should note Otterwa and Pormana are listed alongside Anderson Co matchups and Williamsburg Burlington settings. Baseball games feature Wad Franklin at Oskaloosa at 4 p.m.
Television listings show PGA Heritage Classic coverage at 3 p.m. and 2 p.m. on CBS and ESPN2, NHL Washington at Tampa Bay and St Louis at Vancouver on ESPN networks, plus NBA games Milwaukee at New Jersey and Dallas at Edmonton on TNT and ESPN throughout the day.
Saturday games feature Toronto at Boston and Tampa Bay at Baltimore, Detroit visiting Kansas City, Cleveland at Chicago, Texas at Oakland, Yankees at Minnesota, Seattle at Anaheim with late starts. Standings show NL East tight as Montreal and Philadelphia lead 9 7 records. Central and West divisions host continued race with Chicago, St Louis, Houston, San Francisco and Colorado pursuing.
Roy Williams, after 15 seasons at Kansas, returns to Lawrence to a mixed reception at the team banquet. He receives a standing ovation, signs autographs, and shares tears and gratitude for the Jayhawks, who finished 30-3 and reached the NCAA title game under his tenure.
Ottawa High’s 2003 softball team, the strongest in school history, split a doubleheader with Blue Valley. In the nightcap Ottawa rallied from a two-run deficit to beat the Tigers 6-3 after Blue Valley won 4-2 in the opener. Megan Ramsey pitched well with 12 strikeouts. Ottawa finished second at St. Thomas Aquinas tourney, a best-ever for the program. Coach Renee Malburg called the wins a confidence builder despite miscues that hurt in the opener.
Ottawa tied the game in the fourth thanks to Megan Maule's two RBI single with bases loaded. Amanda Guenther started a rally in the fifth with a double, and Jenny Heck added a run on her hit as Ottawa pulled away. Burks pitched seven innings for the win and Ottawa,Jr varsity split with the Tigers 2-0 and 10-2.
Ottawa senior Kim Neff left her uniform at home before help arrived. She found it and proved her goal scoring ability by moving from defense to forward in Tuesday’s win over Lansing and starting Thursday at Piper. The Pirates hoped she could not have See NEFF page.
Ottawa, missing two top six players Mark Anderson and Teran Cole, defeated Spring Hill 6-3 at Forest Park. Michael Cation and Will Hendrix led with three victories each, going 8-0 in doubles. Huschka, Felix, and Palan also won key singles and doubles bouts.
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