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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1995

Page

2

High School Basketball Schedule Shifts Across Multiple Courts

Ottawa (G) faces Burlington and Baldwin (G) meets Labette County at 3:15 and 6:45 p.m. in three tournaments as Neodesha (B) meets Uniontown and Anderson County competes with Central Heights in boys and girls games. Wrestling Ottawa travels to Gardner Invitational at 8:30 a.m. and College Friends visit Ottawa for 6 and 8 p.m. games at Wilson Field House.

Tiday Waverly Lyndon Mdcv Oape Osage City Rock Creek Ottawa Burlington Baldwin Labette County Central Heights Neodesha Uniontown Anderson County College Friends Wilson Field House

College scores brief roundup across teams and regions

A series of college basketball results from various conferences. Yale beat Holy Cross by three points while Vanderbilt won at North Carolina Asheville. Illinois defeated Chicago State, and Boise State topped Colorado Springs. Cincinnati edged North Carolina Wilmington as Wagner defeated Alabama State.

Teneiey College Dréxel Vermont Hartford Hofstra Niagara Robert Morris Yale Holy Cross South ‘Uab Jacksonville Neon St Smidwest Illinois Chicago Wis Milwaukee Southwest Kansas Rice AR West

Baseball Free Agents Ink Multiple Two Year and One Year Deals

Transactions show Jose Canseco and Manny Ramirez among players agreeing to terms on two and four year deals respectively. Mike Aldrete Scott Sanderson and others sign minor league or short term contracts across the majors including Orel Hershiser Eddie Mumway and Jose Oquendo. The Mariners trade for Sterling Hitchcock and Russ Davis as part of New Yorks acquisitions.

Associated Press Baseball Boston RED SOX Jose Canseco Mike ‘Aldrete Scott Sanderson Cleveland Indians Manny Ramirez Julio Franco Eddie Mumway Alvaro Espinoza Orel ‘Hershiser Detroit Tigers Phil Plantier Kansas City Royals Mark Pitcher Scooter Tucker Bob Zupcic Milwaukee NEW York Tino Martinez Jeff Nelson Jim Meck Seattle Mariners Sterling Hitchcock Russy Davis Martinez Cincinnati Reds Chris Sabo Brook Fordyce Brian Drahman Philadelphia Phillies Jim Eisenreich ST. Louis Cardinals Mike Morgan Jeff Parrett Jose Oquendo SAN Diego Padres Fernando Valenzuela Pedro Martinez

Cyclones’ experience shines through in rout over Burlington

Ottawa High School's Cyclones hammered Burlington 69 to 52 to claim fifth in the Iola Tournament and improve to 2-1. Coach David Grover credited senior leadership and steady perimeter shooting as key factors in the win and early-season growth.

OLA Ottawa High School Cyclones Ottawa Burlington David Grover

Wellsville girls win first step in Olathe tourney

The Wellsville Eagles beat Olathe East 52 44 in the Olathe South Tournament to move to 1 2 and advance to a fifth place game against Blue Valley Northwest at 5 p m. Emily Bloss scored 20, Brandy Weeks 15, and Lacey Breithaupt 10 as three players reached double figures. The coach praised controlled play and the tough early schedule including Santa Fe Trail and 6A opponents.

Lathe Wellsville Eagles Olathe East Olathe South Blue Valley Northwest Richard Ebel Santa Fe Trail Ebel Emily Bloss Brandy Weeks Lacey Breithaupt Bourland C. Winter Wallace Tatum B. Winters Winans Slayden Weeks Blass Burgoon Breithaupt Williamsburg KSD Olathe

Panthers fall short as Williamsburg rolls to 2-0

Williamsburg dominates scoring with four players in double figures including Chavez 16 and Norton 11. Panthers led early 19-14 but trailed 37-26 at halftime and 56-36 after three. Mathias 11 assists and Norton 7 rebounds highlight home opener prep as Panthers visit Gridley next Tuesday.

Panthers Jacque Coleman Williamsburg Coleman Roni Chavez Amy Howard JoEllen Mathias Sabrina Norton Mathias Katrina Norton Gridley KSD F. Dietrich T. Dietrich Loring Gournaris Flores S. Norton Howard Shoemaker Stinebaugh

Eureka tops Baldwin in seventh-place game by 9

Eureka defeated Baldwin 63 to 54 in Iola’s seventh-place contest with a strong second quarter scoring burst. Hunter Harris led Baldwin with 11 points while Keith Phelan paced Eureka with 22, supported by Hough 17 and Lutz 11. Regulars noted Baldwin’s next home game against Hayden Tuesday.

IOLA Eureka Baldwin Boys Baldwi Hunter Harris Keith Phelan Baldwin Hayden Tueday Lutz S. McClintock Ford Hough Phelan Swartz Giffin Sudja Williamsoa Harris Hall Dillon Mortenson Hess

Wellsville Boys Rally Past Olathe East In Roundup Clash

Wellsville raced to an 18-2 lead and held on for a 59-50 win over Olathe East as the Wellsville Eagles moved to 1-2 and set up a fifth place game versus Blue Valley Northwest. Kyle Deterding led with 13 points while Bryan Dorsey added 11 and eight boards.

Wellsville Boys Olathe East Olathe South Wellsville Blue Valley Northwest Eagles Kermit Deterding Ned Saat Kyle Deterding Bryan Dorsey O'Neal Layton Simmons Straughan Phielis Morris Lang Salzman Robertson Deterding Bellinger Dwyer Dorsey Oshel Rutledge Stumpff Jones

Montgomery may be too expensive for KC

ANSAS CITY AP Jeff Montgomery a top AL closer may be priced out of Kansas City Royals payroll plans this year after the club signed starter Mark Gubicza to 3.2 million over two years and offered arbitration to Montgomery.

Ansas City Jeff Montgomery Kansas City Royals Royals Mark Gubicza Montgomery Tom Gordon Gregg Olson Juan Samuel Baltimore Boston Toronto St. Louis San Francisco Chicago Cubs Tom Henke

Vaughn Sparks Jayhawks Past Rice In No 1 Jinx Break

Jacque Vaughn tied a career high with 13 assists and Kansas defeated Rice 83 to 63 to snap the No. 1 jinx. The Jayhawks trailed at halftime but used stifling defense and a balanced attack led by Paul Pierce and Scot Pollard to pull away.

Ouston Jayhawks Vaughn Owls Tommy McGhee Rice Kansas McGhee North Carolina Georgia Cincinnati Wilmington Paul Pierce Scot Pollard Raef LaFrentz

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