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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1994

Page

2

Ottawa and Wellsville Prep Roundup at Multiple Courts

Ottawa boys meet Eureka at Iola with 6 45 p m tip off along with Wellsville girls facing Olathe East at 3 30 p m in Olathe. Wellsville boys clash Olathe North at 5 p m in Olathe Tournament as Central Heights tangles Anderson County and Uniontown in girls and boys games. Eudora hosts Uniontown and Central Heights in doubleheader Friday with Ottawa boys traveling to Burlington and Wellsville boys and girls at Trojan Tip Off.

Ottawa Eureka Iola Wellsville Olathe East Olathe North Central Heights Anderson Co Uniontown Sp.m. Eudora Eudora Burlington Olathe South

College scores roundup from Midwest region games

In a set of scattered results, Leophd beat St Francis 71 to 8, Fairfield topped Hartford 97 88, Providence defeated Ky 74 73, Memphis 124 over Georgia St 52, Stetson 70 over Tetin 70, Morehead St. 52 Migini Tech 110, VMI 75, Bowling Green 71 over Detroit 53, Creighton St 87 over Ohio Dam 57, Pacific 96 over Fresno St 93, Portland 71 over Puget Sound 57, Washington St 105 over Alabama St 66.

Leophd St Francis Fairfield Hartford Two Providence Tidiana Memphis Georgia St Stetson Furman Tetin Morehead St Migini Tech

Mets Add Brown and Jones as Cardinals Trade Alicea

The Associated Press reports baseball moves in the National League with the Mets signing Jarvis Brown and Chris Jones as outfielders. The Cardinals trade Luis Alicea to the Red Sox for Nate Minchey and Jeff McNeely. In basketball, the San Antonio Spurs suspend Dennis Rodman indefinitely without pay after he failed to return from a 30 week paid leave.

Associated Press NEW York Mets Jarvis Brown Chris Jones ST. Louis Cardinals Luis Alicea Boston Red Sox Nate Minchey Jeff McNeely National Basketball Association SAN Antonio Spurs Dennis Rodman

Most Seasons In Conference Without Basketball

Harvard leads with 64 Ivy League seasons followed by Mississippi 62 in SEC Citadel 58 in Southern Kent 43 in Mid-Amer San Jose State 42 in Big West and WCC Washington State 40 in Pac-10 Nebraska 36 in Big Eight plus Quegon 34 in Pac-10 noting division J regular season facts

Harvard Ivy Mississippi SEC Citadel Southern Kent Mid-Amer Sasons San Jose St Washington St Nebraska Pepyane B. Quegon Mpanode SeeDivision

Lanning sparks OU to road conference win

Ottawa senior W David Lanning poured in 20 points and grabbed 12 rebounds sealing a 65-61 road victory over Friends as the Braves improved to 6-3 overall and 2-0 in the KCAC. Cavazos Cummings added key late baskets while Derrick Shelby kept Friends in range with 23 points.

Lanning Sparks OU Greg Mast Herald Ichita Ottawa David Lanning Braves Friends Falcons Lanning Kansas Collegiate Cavazos Cummings Andy Carrier Tess Smith Trey Derrick Shelby Shelby

OU Women Nearly Upset 16th-Ranked Friends in KCAC Clash

Ottawa University shot 27 percent but kept the game close against Friends, who led late and pulled away to a 58-43 win. Coach Patti Masten lamented missed opportunities after OU kept pace in a slow, defense-driven matchup.

Lady Braves Lady Falcons Masten Ottawa Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference

Ottawa Freshmen Fall To Lawrence South In Invitational

Ottawa freshmen fell 35-29 to Lawrence South in the Lawrence Invitational first round. Brooke Waldron led Ottawa with 10 points, followed by Jennifer Fenton 7, Missy Reimer 6, Teresa Baker 4, and Amie Sheffield 2. In gymnastics, Mikala Allen placed ninth all around at Capital City Meet for Kansas School of Gymnastics. Paige Allen may join Garfield Elementary squad. In college rodeo, Sara Knop of Centropolis tops Ozark Region standings with 350 points after three fall rodeos.

Lawrence Ottawa Lawrence South Brooke Waldron Jennifer Fenton Missy Reimer Teresa Baker Amie Sheffield Topeka Mickey Kellee Allen Mikala Paige Capital City Kansas School of Gymnastics University of Kansas Garfield Elementary Marshall Sara Knop Centropolis Missouri Valley Ozark Region Knop

Giants Star Strawberry Faces Federal Tax Indictment

Darryl Strawberry of the San Francisco Giants reportedly faces federal tax charges for failing to report more than $300,000 in memorabilia income from autograph events. Column says he could receive up to 24 months in prison if convicted. Arraignment slated for December 14 in White Plains, NY.

NEW York Darryl Strawberry San Francisco Giants The Daily News Swawberry Marty Gelfand New York Mets White Plains N.Y Gelfand Los Angles U.S Manhattan

Kansas Wins Over Florida Highlight Ostertag Blocking Record

No. 4 Kansas defeated No. 6 Florida 69-63 as Greg Ostertag tied a school record with eight blocks. Jerod Haase scored 23 and Jacque Vaughn added 11 with seven assists, as Kansas used a decisive second half run to pull away.

Greg Ostertag Florida Kansas Massachusetts Jayhawks Lon Kruger Pittsburgh Kentucky Indiana Georgetown Providence Ohio University Ohio Dominican Gators Jerod Haase Jacque Vaughn Ostertag Roy Williams Dan Cross Andrew DeClercq Cross Minutemen

Kansas State tops Howard in uneven blowout

Kansas State overcame a slow first half to crush tiny Howard 93-61 in Manhattan. Coach Tom Asbury praised improved fast breaks while Howard coach Mike McLeese noted K State’s physicality and rebounding edge as the Wildcats pulled away after halftime.

Manhattan Kan Kansas State Tiny Howard Wildcats Stanley Hamilton Howard Hamilton K-State Tom Asbury Mike McLeese

Cyclone B’s added to Ottawa girls basketball program

Ottawa High School forms Cyclone B’s to expand girls basketball, growing from 12 players to 38 with a new third team coached by Lloyd Steele. The sophomore, junior and senior roster won 50-42 in a JV tournament and plans a 17 game schedule to strengthen Ottawa’s program.

Cyclone B Ottawa Lloyd Steele Steele Adminis Cyclone B’s Shawnee Mission Olathe AAU Amateur Athletic Union Ottawa High School Sheryl Pence Atchison Emporia

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