Snyder’s baseball roots shade his Kansas State bowl trip
Special to The Herald recounts Bill Snyder’s early love of baseball from growing up in St Joseph Missouri to collecting cards worth thousands and his one meal a day habit. He recalls a 1960s Indio High School coaching start and a lost windfall when his mother revealed the cards were given away.
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Arne Green
Herald
Manhattan
Bill Snyder
Snyder
Kansas State
New York
Yankee Stadium
Yankee
St. Joe
Mickey Mantle
Hall Elementary
Indio High School
Indio
Calif
St. Joseph
Vikings defense lifts Central Heights past Crest 51 26
Central Heights High School boys basketball used stifling defense to beat Crest 51 26 in a home opener at Ike Cearfoss Gym. Freshman Jordan Horstick led with 11 points, while Sam Leach held Crest top scorer Kyle Hammond to quiet second half production. The Vikings improve to 3 1.
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Vikings
Crest
Ike Cearfoss
Cannady
Jordan Horstick
Central Heights
Sam Leach
Crests
Kyle Hammond
Leach
Hammond
Horstick
Cody Slader
Metro Academy
Metro
Osawatomie
Morton
Decker
Ellis
Ramsey
Davis
Hoskins
Herstick
Osage City
Trojan
Cody Studer
Fort
Swindell
Moulir
Halgrin
Ginzel
Karnes
Owens-Waller
Sluder
Seyler
Northern Heights
West Franklin
ALLEN
Falcons
James Spencer
Spencer
Josh Simms
Chase County
Minder
Bronson
Atchison
Campbell
Tabares
Wiggins
Stinson
Reed
Simms
Reno
Fletball
Bush
Shaffer
Webb
Walters
Cecilia Wuertz
Cox
Katelin Horstick
Lane
Wuertz
Maggie Cotter
Kyle Conley
Central Heights girls bury Crest in 53-6 rout
Central Heights high school girls basketball overwhelmed Crest 53 to 6 at Ike Cear foss gym as Marissa Cox led with 18 points and a 26-0 first quarter run. Crest, 6-?, had four players scoring while Central Heights expanded halftime lead to 42-2 and earned a holiday break win before Jan 4 at Metro Academy.
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Central Heights
Crest
Ike Cearfoss
Vikings
Marissa Cox
Metro Academy
Gilliland
Holman
Steadley
Cetral Heights
Cox
Horstick
Wuertz
Schulte
Rickerson
Kraus
Cotter
Swendson
Ottawa Braves rally past Haskell in 73-63 win
Ottawa University used a strong second half to erase an 11-point deficit and beat Haskell Indian Nations University 73-63 at Wilson Field House. Chase Dippel scored 19, Barber added 17, and Corey Smith 14 as Ottawa tightened defense and shifted to balanced scoring to secure the victory.
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Ottawa University
Chase Dippel
Haskell Indian Nations University
Wilson Field House
Dippel
Ottawa
Ale
Cuner
Braves
Haskell
Andy Carrier
Indians
Viava
Etter
Carrier
Barber
Corey Smith
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Central Heights High School
Rusty Cannady
Slader
Burkdoll
Beckwith
Maloney
Central Heights Buries Crest
Herald Staff
KCC
Kansas City Christian
Osawato
Mie
Conley
Tim Riemann
Sierra Miller
Northern
David A. Flores
The
Ottawa Herald
OU Braves
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