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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1994

Page

2

Williamsburg Girls Roll In First Contest

Williamsburg Panthers defeat LeRoy 58 to 25 in season opener. Coach Roger Driver praises defense and depth while noting 11 players scored and 38 turnovers forced. Laura Hermreck lead scorer with 13 points, JoEllen Mathias adds 12 as team shoots 37 percent. Next game Dec 16 at Crest.

Illiamsburg Panther LeRoy Panthers Bluejays Burg Roger Driver Bluejay Driver Williamsburg Laura Hermreck JoEllen Mathias St. Mary’s Academy St. Mary’s Crest J.R. Ewan David Walker Shaan Sleichter Howard Sleichter Evan Crowley Gomez Evans Stinebaugh Kline I. LeRoy Strawder C. Meyer J. Meyer Garland Ludolph Lehmann Oli

Wellsville Opens Season In Close Loss To Santa Fe Trail

Wellsville fell 62 59 at home as Emily Bloss led the Tigers with 23 points and Santa Fe Trail rode strong scoring from Vikki Meyers 18 Christy McPhail 15 and Michele Schiffelbein 13. Coach Richard Ebel praised the effort saying tough opener, several positives, but late shots failed. Wellsville next faces Olathe North at 8 p.m. in the Olathe South Tournament.

Santa Fe Wellsville Santa Fe Trail Emily Bloss Lacey Breithaupt Brandi Weeks Sante Fe Vikki Meyers Christy McPhail Michele Schiffelbein

ORC update from last week and standings

End Zone beat Star Industries in overtime 112 to 109 while Construction Materials defeated RMH 82 to 43 Shooters 63 All-Athletes 32 Howe 59 Nightcourt 50 in a stacked results slate Stands show End Zone 3 0 All Athletes 2 1 Star Industries 2 1 Construction Materials 2 1 Nightcourt 1 2 Howe 1 2 Shooters 1 2 RMH 0 3 Water aerobics run Saturdays at 8 30 p m cost ten sessions 12 50 twenty sessions 20 registrations at ORC office weekdays 8 30 a m to 5 p m call 242 1939 for details

Woodward Center ORC Ottawa High School Star Industries Olivas Construction Killough Lou’s Tax Country Mart Dream Team IH Olivas Lou's Tax Service Dream Team II Killough Construction Ottawa Middle School Shooters Ransom Memorial Howe RMH Nightcourt

College Basketball Tournament Scores Round One

Ameritas Classic first round Nebraska 96 over Morehead State 55. Cardinal Varsity Club Classic Auburn 77 defeated Georgia Southern 45. Bail State 98 beat Tri-State 56. Carrier Classic Davidson 88 routed Iowa 7. Tournament of Champions North Carolina 95 defeated South Carolina 58.

Nebraska Morehead St Auburn Georgia Tri-State Davidson Iowa North Carolina South Carolina

World Heavyweight Title Fight Decision History 1892 to 1994

A summary of how World Heavyweight title fights were decided from 1892 to November 6 1994. Knockouts led with 78 wins, followed by 66 TKOs and 44 unanimous decisions. Other outcomes included 11 split decisions 8 no decisions or draws 6 referee decisions and 2 fouls or disqualifications across WBC WBA and IBF title bouts.

Carl How WBA IBF

Wellsville opens season with 59 55 win over Santa Fe Trail

Wellsville, the defending 3A champions, edged Santa Fe Trail 59 to 55 in the season opener. Bryan Dorsey led with 20 points, Kyle Deterding added 13, and Nathan Rutledge contributed 6 4 with key plays in the final minutes. The win set up a 6:30 p.m. Tuesday matchup with Washburn Rural in the Olathe South Tournament.

Ellsville Eagles Wellsville Boys Santa Fe Trail Wellsville Kermit Deterding Bryan Dorsey Kyle Deterding Sante Fe Dorsey Nathan Rutledge Rutledge Osawatomie Baldwin Bulldogs Bob Martin Brian Gresnick Chris Benjamin Matt Hanny Jeremy Douglas Turner

Prentice Sparks OHS JV In 75 64 Win Over Lansing

Ottawa High School junior varsity beat Lansing 75 64 as Andy Prentice scored 27 and led with six rebounds. Brock Emery added 11 and sophomores Josh Turner and Andy Barnhart had 12 and 10 points respectively, while Turner had 10 assists guiding the offense.

Ottawa Lansing Cyclones Andy Prentice Brock Emery Josh Turner Andy Barnhart OHL Gary Kuntz Turner Kuntz

Ottawa Varsity in Iola Tournament Schedule

The Ottawa high school basketball teams have a busy week in Iola with three games. The girls and boys open Monday against Labette County, girls at 6:45 p.m. and boys shortly after. They face the Parsons or Paola winner on Tuesday, with consolation games Thursday and the title Friday. The JV has a break until December 13 at Anderson County.

High School Ottawa Schoo Labette Co Iola Baldwin Turner Osawatomie Wellsville Central Heights MidAmerica Nazarene Olathe Labette County Anderson County

Yeltsin Arrival Affects Sweden Davis Cup Victory

In Moscow Boris Yeltsin attended a Davis Cup match causing a pause during Stefan Edberg and Alexander Volkov’s tense fifth set. Edberg won 6 4 6 2 6 7 0 6 8 6 as Sweden took a 2 0 series lead. Magnus Larsson defeated Yevgeny Kafelnikov 6 0 6 2 3 6 2 6 3. Russia trails and faces a tall task to stay alive in the final matches.

Moscow Boris Yeltsin Sweden Stefan Edberg Alexander Volkov Edberg Volkov Magnus Larsson Yevgeny Kafelnikov Olympic Stadium Russia Kafelnikov Andrei Olhovskiy Jonas Bjorkman Jan Apell Yeltsin

NHL talks break down results threaten season

The NHL labor talks ended abruptly as deadlines loom for a new collective bargaining agreement by mid December. Maple Leafs general manager Cliff Fletcher warned that time is running out and likened the situation to driving toward a cliff. Continued on page 5.

Mike Nade Hicago Cliff Fletcher Toronto Maple Leafs

Kansas women advance to Jayhawk Dial Classic final

No 16 Kansas beats Eastern Washington 86 62 to reach the title game as Charisse Sampson scores 23 and grabs seven rebounds. Kansas opens 16 4, but injuries to Angela Aycock and Tameeka Dixon test depth. EWU rallies 20 5 to pull within one before halftime. Jennifer Dieterech sees action but goes scoreless.

Lawrence Kan Charisse Sampson Kansas Eastern Washington Jennifer Trapp Jayhawks Angela Aycock Big Eight Tameeka Dixon Eastern Washington Ottawa High School Jennifer Dieterech

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