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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 2003

Page

9

Ottawa Area High School Sports Schedule Update

Ter Esme softball hosts Louisburg and Central Heights plays Lyndon at 4 30 p m Osawatomie visits Wellsville at 4 30 p m Morantha soccer meets Ottawa at 4 p m Ottawa hosts the Miage doubles at noon and Ottawa tennis invitational at 4 p m Wednesday

Esme Louisburg Baldwin Central Heights Lyndon Osawatomie Wellsville Morantha Ottawa

Sports TV schedule with multiple games across leagues

On the air schedules show Baseball Atlanta of Houston at 7 p.m. on TBS. Chicago at San Francisco 9 05 p.m. on WGN. NBA playoffs Phoenix at San Antonio 6 p.m. TNT. Lakers at Minnesota 8 30 p.m. TNT. NHL playoffs Ottawa at Philadelphia 6 p.m. ESPNZ. Vancouver at Minnesota 7 p.m. ESPN. Seattle at N Y Yankees 6 p.m. ESPN2. Chicago at San Francisco 9 p.m. ESPN2. New Orleans at Philadelphia 5 p.m.. Portland at Dallas 7 30 p.m. TNT. Utah at Sacramento 10 p.m. TNT. NHL playota New Jersey at Tampa Bay 6 p.m. ESPN. Dallas at Anaheim 9 p.m. ESPN.

Atlanta Houston TBS Chicago San Francisco WGN Phoenix Sar Antonio Lakers Minnesota Ottawa Philadelphia Vancouver ESPN Seattle N.Y Yankees Portland Dallas Utah Sacramento NHL New Jersey Tampa Bay Anaheim Associated Press New York Boston Baltimore Toronto Kansas City Cleveland Detroit Oakland Aboheim Tsasel George Wakefield Texas Thomson Hendrickson Made Clamens Johnson Bonderman Ro.Ortiz Ric. Rodriguez Sosa Rogers Zito Chicago White Sox Calon Montreal Florida Central Divison St. Louis Houston Y Pittsburgh Cincinnati Milwaukee Pet Colorado Los Angeles Arizona San Diego Maddux Oswalt Vazquez Kinney N.Y. Mais Leiter Morris Reitsma Jennings Redman Kim D'Amico Eaton

Baseball Transactions Prompt Red Sox Rangers and Diamondbacks

Transactions report multiple moves across leagues including the Boston Red Sox placing Chad Fox on the 15 day DL, the Texas Rangers releasing Chad Kreuter, the Arizona Diamondbacks placing Curt Schilling on the 15 day DL retroactive to April 18, activating Red Barajas from the 60 day DL, the Florida Marlins placing AJ Burnett on the 15 day DL, and recalling Justin Wayne from Albuquerque in the Pacific Coast League.

Boston Red Sox Chad Fox Texas Rangers Chad Kreuter Arizona Diamondbacks Curt Schilling Red Barajas Florida Marlins AJ. Burnett Justin Wayne Albuquerque

Blakesley wins Ottawa Invitational shot put gold

Caleb Blakesley overcame mechanical issues to win the shot put finals with a best mark of 53 feet 3 inches. Ottawa’s boys finish fourth with 60 points as Nation and Shields lead track events. Perryman and Donivan Perryman also place strongly. relay squads contribute key points.

Greg Mast Herald Caleb Blakesley Ottawa Bonner Springs Blakesley Mark Laws Cananealeb Laws Donivan Peerenet Perryman Dom Nation Tim Shields Cyclones Nation Shields Trey Watts Vashon Perryman Dustyn Toland Andrew Bogue Larry Griffin Jack Sachse Caleb Mitchell Héergbn Sachse Andrew Garcia Lisa Morrisey

Ottawa freshmen Leecy and Morris adapt to varsity tennis

Ottawa singles players Matt Leecy and Jake Morris are new to tennis and earned varsity spots after proving athletic versatility in football, basketball, and soccer. Coach Richard Brown notes they started low on the depth chart and climbed to five and six. Playing varsity singles has been eye opening.

Ottawa Matt Leecy Jake Morris Leecy Morris Kansas Richard Brown

Ottawa tennis players pace for growth at invitational

Leecy and Morris of the Cyclones competed in the Ottawa Invitational in a round robin, noting frustration against top players yet enjoying the challenge. Both went 1-1-1, with older rivals shaping development as they plan to improve and face stronger opponents.

Leecy Tam Morris Brown Cyclones Ottawa Greg Mast Ottawaherald

Cyclones fall in tiebreaker for third at Louisburg Invite

In Louisburg, Anderson County won the team title with 329, Ottawa and Gardner tied at 330. Ottawa's Ryan Kaub and Gardner's Larry Nouvong led with 89, while Gardner's Justin Malone had 91 and Ottawa's Eric Duderstadt 93. Jarod Sigmund led Ottawa with 77, Drew Waldron 81, and Justin Greist 84 with Brian Killough 88. Ottawa JV won Paola tourney with 174, Chris McPheron 40, Philip Sylvester 43.

Herald Louisburg Anderson County Ottawa Gardner Darrell Bourque Ryan Kaub Larry Nouvong Justin Malone Eric Duderstadt Bourque Jarod Sigmund Drew Waldron Justin Greist Brian Killough Paola Chris McPheron

Cyclones sweep Turner in doubleheader at home

Ottawa High baseball team ended a two week idle spell with a sweep of Turner at Harvey M. Drake Field. The Cyclones won 5-4 and 15-3 in five innings. Andrew Maxwell struck out 14 in the opener and homered. Ottawa took advantage of Turner errors and walks in the nightcap.

Herald Ottawa High Cyclones Ottawa Turner Harvey M. Drake Bears Andrew Maxwell Shawn Herrmann

Cyclones Rally as Bachelor Plates Lead Off Hit Pace Attack

Ottawa Cyclones coach Herrmann praised the offense after Matt Bachelor reached on a lead-off hit and Clint Bones drove in a bases loaded double. Brandon Bettge started, Andrew Miller finished as Ottawa improved to 7-5 overall and 2-2 in the Huron League, set to play Atchison on Thursday.

Herrmann Matt Bachelor Clint Bones Brandon Bettge Andrew Miller Cyclones Ottawa Atchison

Ottawa Sweeps Washington In Doubleheader Softball Action

Ottawa dispatched Washington twice at Orlis Field winning 15-0 in three innings and 15-0 in four. Megan Ramsey pitched the opener’s first perfect game in school history with eight strikeouts, while Liz Burks dominated in the nightcap with eight Ks and one hit allowed. Ottawa improves to 7-4 and hosts defending 5A state champ Miege next.

Herald Ottawa Washington Orlis ‘Ox Cyclones Megan Ramsey Jenny Heck Megan Maule Mallory Geist Stephanie Koberlein Ramsey Liz Burks Amanda Guenther Burks Guenther Miege

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