Ottawa middle schools reach finals in host tourney action
Ottawa Middle School eighth graders edged Garnett 31 29 to reach the finals against Pioneer of Bonner Springs at 7 30 p m Amber Showalter and Anita Dixon each topped nine points and nine or ten rebounds in a 9 2 season run Kylie Grossnick laus and Anne Porter contributed for the eighth graders The seventh grade Whirls beat Garett 35 18 to reach the title game while the Winds fell 30 8 to Bonner The seventh grade tilt is at 7 30 with a 6 p m consolation game
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa Middle School
Ottawa High
Garnett
Bonner Springs
Pioneer Tonight
Amber Showalter
Anita Dixon
Kylie Grossnicklaus
Anne Porter
OMS
KC Clinches Playoff Berth With OT Win Over Chargers
Nick Lowery delivered an 18 yard overtime field goal to lift the Kansas City Chiefs 20-17 over San Diego, clinching the AFC playoff berth as Detroit later beat the Jets. Chiefs overcome a loss of momentum from a controversial ruling and a 14 point halftime lead by the Chargers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doug Tucker
Ansas City
Kansas City
Marty Schottenheimer
Nick Lowery
Lowery
Schottenheimer
San Diego
Detroit
New York Jets
Chiefs
Chargers
Dan Henning
Barry Ward
Dino Hackett
Friesz
Derrick Thomas
Ried
Leo Goeas
Ward
Christian Okoye
Rod Bernstine
John Friesz
Mark Vlasic
Nate Lewis
Donald Frank
Todd McNair
Steve DeBerg
DeBerg
Vlasic
Harvey Williams
John Carney
Feld
Charles Washington
Bryan Barker
Herald
Braves top Falcons 73 64 as White shines for Ottawa
Ottawa University men beat Friends University 73 64 at Wilson Field House to move to 3 3 overall and 2 0 in ECAC play tying McPherson and Sterling for first. Rodney White scored 29 with 9 assists and 8 rebounds while OU outrebounded FA 36 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa University
Andy Carrier
Braves
Kansas
ECAC
Friends University
Wilson Field House
McPherson
Sterling
Lady Braves
Lady Falcons
Todd Schultze
Ottawa
Falcons
Shane Seaton
Kansas Wesleyan
White
Rodney White
Carrier
Rod
Friends
Derek Holmes
Page S
Waverly Wins Osage City Invitational Final
Waverly High boys beat Pomona 59-51 to claim the Osage City Invitational crown led by Mitch Sharon with 23 points and Chad Sommer adding 14. Waverly improves to 3-0, ranked second in Class 2A. Chase County took third, Olpe edged Lyndon in OT for fifth, and Mission Valley defeated White City for seventh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osage City
Mitch Sharon
Waverly High
Pomona
Waverly
Bulldogs
Hardee’s
Kansas Basketball Coaches Association
Chase County
Olpe
Lyndon
Mission Valley
White City
Indians
PHL
David Clayton
Sharon
Joyner Signs One Year Royals Deal To Boost Offense
Wally Joyner, 29, joined the Kansas City Royals on a one year 4.2 million free agent contract. He batted .301 with 21 home runs and 96 RBIs in 1991 with the Angels before moving to Kansas City as a full time first baseman and potential long term option. Joyner spoke emotionally about leaving California and noted the Royals aim to add run production with his addition as Danny Tartabull heads toward free agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Walker
Miami Beach
Fla
Wally Joyner
California
Kansas City Royals
Joyner
Angels
Gene Autry
Philadelphia
von Hayes
Royals
Sas City
Kansas City
Herb Robinson
Danny Tartabull
Also Mentioned on This Page
NBA
Eagle Matters
Wellsville
Wellsville High
Baldwin
Holton
Lansing
Eagles
Dustin Cunningham
Cunningham
Kevin Jones
Renato Ferraz
John Allen LeRoy
Brad Westerbeck
Westerbeck
Howard
Kings Mills
Ohio
Michigan
Desmond Howard
Florida State
Casey Weldon
Bngham Young
Ty Detmer
Washington
Steve Emtman
Detmer
Davey O'Brien
Terrell Buckley
Jim Thorpe
Weldon
Johnny Unitas
Rice
Trevor Cobb
Doak Walker
Boston
New York I
Ama
Miami
Asa ‘Glands
Denver
Dallas
Minnesota
Golden State
LA Lakers
Powland
Seattle
Phoenix
LA Clippers
Sacramento
Milwaukee
San Antonio
Atlanta
Indiana
New York
New Jersey
Chicago
Orlando
Utah
Houston
Portland
Tigers of
London
Brandon Jones
Tigers
Jones
LHS
Nick Dawson
Travis Tillman
Chris Haag
PHS Boys
WIIS
Johnson
Mitchell
Hoffsommer
Louderbuck
Sink
Corwine
Acker
George Brett
The
Wally
Myself
Jose Canseco
Kan
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!