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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 2003

Page

9

Fort Scott Pomona Williamsburg Meet Schedule

Sports schedule listings show Monday events across multiple towns. Gok Anderson Co hosts at Fort Scott while Pomona, Williamsburg, Burlington and Wellsville host softball and baseball games. Late afternoona matches include Prairie View at Anderson Co Baldwin at Spring Hill Eudora at Wellsville and related doubleheaders all around 4:30 p.m.

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TV Schedule for NBA NHL NCAA and MLB Highlights

A Tuesday slate lists NBA playoffs Phoenix at San Antonio and Utah at Sacramento on TNT, Lakers at Minnesota and Knicks at New Jersey on TNT, Philadelphia at Toronto on ESPN2, Colorado at Minnesota on ESPN, and a 6:20 p.m. St Louis at Atlanta game on TBS, plus a 7:30 p.m. NCAA Kansas special on Channel 7.

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Baseball Standings and Schedule from the American League

The American League standings show New York leading East with 16 wins and 3 losses, Boston and Baltimore trailing, while Cleveland and Detroit fight in the Central and Seattle leading the West. Sunday games feature Baltimore 4, Tampa Bay 1 and Boston 6, Toronto 5 among others, with a full slate of Monday and Tuesday matchups including Yankees at Minnesota and Cleveland at Chicago White Sox.

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Self makes strong first impression on Kansas players

Kansas players welcomed Bill Self after his Sunday arrival as Roy Williams’ successor. The 40-year-old coach met the team at Allen Fieldhouse, with Keith Langford and Aaron Miles praising his program, while Wayne Simien noted Self’s fiery, demanding style. Self’s Illinois stint and Williams’ surprise UNC departure frame the transition.

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Kansas Ink Bill Self As New Jayhawks Coach

KU fans cheer hiring of Illinois coach Bill Self to Kansas. Self, 40, brings Big 12 ties and Kansas roots, a record at Illinois reaching the Elite Eight and two Big Ten titles, with a five year $900000 per season extension at Illinois cited as evidence of fan appeal.

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Illini fans react to Bill Self exit to Kansas

Illinois fans voice disappointment as coach Bill Self leaves Champaign for Kansas after three seasons. Players and supporters debate the move, noting Self’s success, including Big Ten titles and an NCAA run, while wondering about the team’s future. Kansas schedules a news conference as Illinois awaits confirmation.

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Royals Rally To Beat Tigers In Errors Filled Game

Kansas City capitalized on two ninth inning throwing errors to score an unearned run and edge Detroit 4-3. The Royals improved to 14-3, the Tigers fell to 1-16 as Mike Maroth pitched a complete game four hitter but took the loss. Desi Relaford and Omar Infante contributed to the Tigers’ miscues while Carlos Beltran and Mike Sweeney scuffled at the plate for Kansas City.

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Oakland fan hits Rangers Everett with cell phone

A 24 year old Palo Alto man faces assault with a deadly weapon charges after a cell phone struck Texas right fielder Carl Everett in the head during a game at Oakland Coliseum. The suspect was intoxicated and held on $15,000 bail as security tightened for the following game.

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Blakesley Leads Ottawa at Eudora Invite in Shot Put

Sophomore Caleb Blakesley broke 53 feet early this season and won the shot put at 53-2 at the Eudora Invitation. Ottawa tied Bonner Springs for third with 60 points as Eudora won the boys title with 107. Dustyn Toland aided the Cyclones after transferring from Salina, with a runner-up 3,200 and Ottawa’s 3,200 relay winning in 8:56.9.

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