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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1992

Page

9

Area Prep Scores Highlight Close Girls Contests

Ouewa topped Blue Valley 74 to 67 and Central Heights beat Eudora 49 to 45. Numerous teams posted decisive and narrow wins across the region including Williamsburg 66 over St. Marys Academy 38 and Kan­sas City area fixtures like Shawnee Mission West 56 over Wellsville 37.

Associated Press Central Heights Eudora Ai Ohare County Osage City Lebo Waverly Lyndon Marais Des Cygnes Valley Madison Neodetha Anderson County St. Marys Academy Williamsburg Altoona Midway Humboldt St Augusta Junction City Axtell Wetmore B&b Sharon Springs Halstead Conway Springs Hamilton Burlingame Haven Chaparral Herington Northern Heights Hesston Inman Hutchinton Wichin Hast Ingalls Cimarron Jayhawk-Linnel Pleasanton Kapean-Mt. Carmel Wichita Southast Kinsley Haviland Lamed Ellswood Lawrence Shawnee Heights Leavenworth Grandview Lenora Hillcrest Marion Hillsboro Maur Hill Hiawatha Moundridge Sacred Heart Newton Derby Nickerson Buhler Norton Kensington Olathe North Washburn Rural Osborne Natoma Ouwego Riveston Qui-Bison Mackeville Oxford Sedan Saline South Great Bend Silver Lake Perry-Lecompton Louisburg Victoria Wilson Wabaunsee Santa Fe Tmil Wakefield Clifton-Clyde Wichita Heights Wichita North Wichita Northwest Bishop Carroll Wichita South Wichita Wen Winfield EL Dorado Ouewa Blue Valley Eudora Neodesha OT Marais Des Cygnes Valley Osage Cay Chase County Shawnee Mission West Wellsville Alwoona-Midway Humboldt Andover Arkansas City Baileyville B&b Centralia Baxter Springs Cherokee Bem Frankfort Randolph Onaga LOT Bluestem Remington Burton Cantoo-Galva BV North St. Thomas Aquinas Canty Valley Columbus Cantwo-Galva Cheney Sedgwick Colby Hays Concordia Russell Cunningham Lewis Deesfield Forgan Okla Fedonia Yates Center Flinthills Hartford Frontenac Erie Garden Plain Clearwater Hiewathe Mt. St. Scholamica Highland Oskaloosa Hope Centre Horton Jefferson Co North Hoxie Oakley Hutchinson Wichita Lion Rolla Hardesty Royal Valley Jefferson West Salina South Spearville Jomore Spring Hill Bascher-Linwood St Francis Brewster St. John Lyons Stockton Logan Sylvan Grove Lucas-Luray Topeke West Seaman Trinity Stafford Triptaing Wheatland Uniontown Eureka Wabsunsee Santa Fe ‘I'rail Waccuda East Morland Weskan Satanta West Elk Wemore Wichita Noah Wes

Baseballs top salaries rise above five million a year

The Associated Press notes players earning five million dollars or more annually in guaranteed contracts from 1992 to 1998 include Barry Bonds Ryne Sandberg Joe Carter Cal Ripken David Cone Ken Griffey Jr Kirby Puckett Bobby Bonilla Yack Morris Roger Clemens Dwight Gooden Barry Larkin and Danny Tartabull. The figures cover guaranteed income and exclude incentive bonuses.

Associated Press Barry Bonds San Francisco Giants Ryne Sandberg Chicago Cubs Joe Carter Toronto Blue Jays Cal Ripken Batimore Oroles David Cone Kansas City Royals Ken Griffey Jr Seattle Mariners Kirby Puckett Minnesota Twins Bobby Bonilla New York Mets Yack Morris Roger Clamens Boston Red Sox Dwight Gooden

Viking boys top Cardinals in OT

The Central Heights Vikings beat the Eudora Cardinals 50 41 in overtime to finish seventh in the Osawatomie Tournament. Josh Anderson led CH with 24 points including five of six free throws in OT, while Paul Timblin added 10 points and 11 rebounds as CH improved to 1-2 and faces Pomona next.

Ottawa Herald Osawatomie Central Heights Boys Eudora Cardinals Viking Buddy Welch Josh Anderson Paul Timblin Timblin Pomona Hoys

St Mary's Academy Claws Past Panthers in Nonleague Bout

Williams burg Panthers trailed early and could not overcome a first half deficit, losing to St Marys Academy 60 to 48. Ryan Edgecomb led Williams burg with 16 points and 16 rebounds, while J R Ewan added 16. The Panthers shot 25 percent, hitting 18 of 72 attempts, and hit seven of 14 free throws. Williams burg hosts Kansas School for the Deaf next.

Ottawa Herald ST. Marys Williamsburg Panthers St. Mary's Academy Acton Williamsburg Brian Olson Panthers Ryan Edgecomb J.R. Ewan Jim Gragg Kansas School For the Deaf WHS Boys SMA Hoys Gragg Edgecomb Herod Mathias Ewan Rubick Sleichter Mary's Downey Ewbanks Harpe Moats Banek

MdCV Girls Top Madison In Lyon County League Battle

MdCV, ranked 4th in Class 2A, beat Madison 48 to 33 as Rusty Sowers scored 25 despite MdCV missing Billy Jo Sowers with a foot injury. MdCV out rebounded 27-20 and shot 25 percent, later pulling away after a 7-2 start to lead 22-11 at halftime.

Ottawa Herald Melvern Marais Des Cygnes Valley Trojans Rusty Sowers Madison Mdcv Kansas Basketball Coaches Association Hardee’s Billy Jo Sowers McCv

Wellsville Girls Fall To Shawnee Mission West In Tourney

Wellsville drops to 0-2 after a 56-37 loss to Shawnee Mission West at the Olathe South Invitational. Allison Wiseman and Wendy Breithaupt led WHS with seven points each as SMW pulled ahead 23-9 after one period and faces Emporia next in the loser's bracket.

Ottawa Herald Olathe Wellsville High Richard Ebel Eagles Shawnee Mission West WHS Emporia Olathe South Ebel Wellsville Allison Howard Wendy Wiseman SMW Wiseman Broers Kramer Breithaupt Coons Thorton Alpaugh

Scoring error costs Osage City in Chase County setback

Osage City led by Standiford who sat after a foul miscount, allowing Chase County to surge and take a 22-21 halftime edge en route to a 55-41 win. Standiford finished with 6 points and 5 assists, while Chad Bledsoe led Chase with 25 as Osage drops to 0-4 and Chase improves to 4-0.

Ottawa Herald Cottonwood Falls Osage City Chris Standiferd Chase County Indians Standiferd Standiford Chase Quentin Gragg Adam Dayhoff Chad Bledsoe Osage

Jackson's OT winner lifts Kansas State past Ohio

Vincent Jackson banked in a leaning jumper with 3 seconds left in overtime to seal a 73-72 win for Kansas State over Ohio University. Jackson had just one point before his heroics as coach Dana Altman trusted him with the ball and the shot. Guard Brian Henson, off the bench, led K State with 17 points.

Manhattan Kan Vincent Jackson Kansas State Dana Altman Jackson Kansas State Ohio University Vincent Altman Brian Henson

Osage City girls rally to topple Chase County 56 36

Osage City High School girls used a 20-9 third-quarter surge to beat Chase County 56-36 on Tuesday. OC led 19-16 at halftime but pulled away where guard Kendall scored 17 and Thompson 10 while the Indians improved to 2-2 and Chase dropped to 1-3. Coach Kent Reed praised the press for creating chances yet urged more consistency.

Ottawa Herald Cottonwood Falls Osage City High Girls Chase County Indians Kent Reed Osage City Croucher Jennings Wessel Price Coleman Butterfield Thompson Lohmeyer Kendall Dayhoff Totals Nurnberg Harshman Snead Hinkson Adcock Robert

Ottawa girls rally for 74 67 win over Blue Valley

Ottawa’s sophomore Jamie Criqui led with 17 points in her debut as Ottawa defeated Blue Valley 74 to 67. Dieterich and Burgoon added key late free throws while Dieterich scored 28 points and Lanet te Pelser contributed a clutch stick-back to seal the lead. Ottawa used a 33-24 halftime edge and 6-0 and 10-0 runs in the third period to seize control.

Dieterich Lanette Pelser OHS Kelli Burgoon Steele Ottawa Jamie Criqui Emporia Duncan Blue Valley Angie Trogdon Tigers Stefanie Kerr Criqui Burgoon Kahler Gibson Showalter Pelser Meyer Denton Pence Trogdon Reno Kerr Sorenton Kupersmith Spurlock Loux Kuperamith Otawa Blues Valley

LHS Girls Fall Short After Second Quarter Slip

Injuries hampered Linton High School as they trailed by eight at halftime and could not recover. Sophomore Heather Persinger led a late push with 10 points, while Stephanie Shoup added 10 and eight rebounds.OLPE 43 LYNDON 28.

Page 4 Ten LHS Sherie Giffin Heather Persin Ger Stephanie Shoup

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