Friday Basketball Schedule In Eudora And Surrounding Areas
Friday games include Eudora at Anderson Co 6 30 pm Central Heights at Baldwin 6 40 pm Ottawa at De Soto 6 30 pm Norther Heights at Pomona 8 16 pm Wallsville at Paola 6 30 pm Jayhawk Linn at Williamsburg 6 00 pm Saturday tilt Bethany at Ottawa 5 7 pm Wrestling Central Heights at Burlington 9 am Ottawa at Salina South Inn 9 Monday Hamilton at Williamsburg 6 30 pm
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eudora
Anderson Co
Ottawa
de Soto
Norther Heights
Pomona
Wallsville
Paola
Jayhawk-Linn
Williamsburg
Bethany
Central Heights
Burlington
Hamilton
NBA Tonight Two Games on ESPN Networks
The schedule lists Minnesota at San Antonio at 7 p.m. on ESPN2 and Miami visiting Phoenix at 9 30 p.m. on ESPN.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NBA
Minnesota
San Antonio
Miami
Phoenix
College Basketball Scores From Thursday AP East West regions
The Associated Press reports Thursday results across divisions. Notable East games included Canisius over Marist and Fairfield edging Siena, while Georgetown fell to Providence. Midwest and Southwest also showed tight contests with Villanova, Illinois, and North Texas posting wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
East Binghamton
New Hampshire
Canisius
Marist
Fairfield
Siena
Fairleigh Dickinson
St. Francis
Georgetown
Providence
Hofstra
James Madison
Mount St. Mary's
Long Island
N.c.-Wilmington
Delaware
Northeastern
Georgia St
Old Dominion
Towson
Robert Morris
Monmouth
N.J
NFL Playoff Schedule From Weekend Wild-Card Games
The playoff lineup lists Waggon at Tampa Bay Saturday at 3 30 p m Jacksonville at New England 7 p m ABC Sunday Carolina at New York Giants noon FOX Pittsburgh at Cincinnati 9 30 p m CBS The divisional round follows with matchups at Denver or Indianapolis and Chicago or Seattle FOX provides coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Tampa Bay
Jacksonville
New England
Carolina
New York Giants
FOX
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
CBS
Pia Sall
Denver
Indianapoli
NEC
Chicago
Seattle
Edwards Deal Close Jets Chiefs Haggle Over Draft Picks
New York AP report says Herman Edwards could become Kansas City's coach today pending NFL approval and Jets compensation with draft picks as the main hurdle. Chiefs seek mid round picks while Jets push for higher terms amid ongoing interviews and speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jets
Chiefs
NEW York
Herman Edwards
Kansas City Chiefs
NFL
Edwards
Kansas City
Dick Vermeil
St. Louis
NASCAR narrows Hall of Fame sites to Atlanta Charlotte or Daytona
NASCAR officials chose Atlanta Charlotte and Daytona Beach as the finalists for the first official Hall of Fame narrowing five bids to three. Richmond and Kansas City were eliminated though their proposals impressed NASCAR leaders who want a world class attraction appealing to both fans and newcomers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
N.C
Nascar
Atlanta
Daytona Beach
Fla
Mark Dyer
Richmond
Kansas City
Kan
Dyer
International Speedway Corp
Midwest
Hall of Fame
Kansas
HALL
Dydell Named in Babe Ruth Hall of Fame Biographies
Ottawa seventh grader Gene Dydell is selected for Who's Who in Babe Ruth Baseball 2005 with a biography and photo in the Cooperstown Hall of Fame Babe Ruth wing. He played for the Cal Ripken League Royals, was district MVP, and helped Ottawa's 12 year old team with strong hitting and pitching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nowak
Ottawa Herald
Gene Dydell
Ottawa
Cal Ripken
Dydell
Cooperstown
N.Y
Theat
Baseball Hall of Fame
Babe Ruth
George Brett
Brad Graf
Royals
Graf
Gene
Victoria Dydell
Braves guard Washington fuels Ottawa past Tabor in Hillsboro
Ottawa University sophomore Marquis Washington chose his shot and delivered a 12 point closer, including four late free throws. Bret Lickteig led a balanced Ottawa attack with 16 points as the Braves beat Tabor 68-62. Ottawa improved to 6-10, 4-1, and hosts Bethany next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Hillsboro
Ottawa University
Marquis Washington
Ottawa
Andy Carrier
Don Brubacher
Tabor
David Birch
Braves
Bret Lickteig
Tabor Triumphs Over Ottawa In KCAC Clash
Tabor used a 19-2 run to defeat Ottawa 62-52 in Hillsboro as the KCAC leaders met. Ottawa started strong, led 16-10 midway, but Tabor closed the first half on a 17-2 run and held a 31-18 lead at the break. Ottawa struggled from the field, finishing with 62 points as Brittany Broyles led Ottawa with 11. Ottawa (10-5, 4-1) hosts Bethany Saturday after the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsboro
Tabor
Kansas
Lady Bluejays
Ottawa
Lady Braves
Benedictine
Brittany Broyles
Bethany
Herman
Watson
Kroeker
Hembert
Hein
Dechant
Tedder
Ellis
Vogts
Anderson
Sidney
Stichler
Boyce
Broyles
Wilson
Ells
Manat
Ima Pa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Baldwin
Salina South Inn
Stony Brook
Vermont
UMBC
Boston
OT Wagner
Quinnipiac
South Ark.Little Rock
Fla. International
Austin Peay
Jacksonville St
Charleston
George Mason
Commonwealth
Murray St
Tennessee
Nicholls St
Stephen F Austin
Carolina St
Howard
Louisiana
Texas-San Antoio
Samford
Tenn.Martin
Stetson
UAB
Valdosta St
Villanova
Louisville
West Virginia
South Florida
Winthrop
Birmingham-Southern
Creighton
Illinois St
Detroit
Loyola of Chicago
Drake
Bradley
PFW
Longwood
Illinois
Michigan St
Missouri St
Evansville
N. Dakota St
Utah Valley
N. Iowa
Wichita St
Ohio St
Penn St
Indiana St
Missouri
E. Illinois
W. Illinois
Cantanary
Wis.Milwaukee
Ill
Wisconsin
Iowa
Wright St
Cleveland St
Youngstown St
Wis
Green Bay
Southwest
Texas
Lafayette
Northwestern
Texas-Arlington
Rice
Princeton
W. Kentucky
Arkansas St
FAR West Air Force
BYU
California
Oregon
New Orleans
Hawaii
Nevada
Louisiana Tech
Boise St
Montana
Idaho St
Montana St
Weber St
Arizona
E. Washington
New Mexico St
Idaho
Sacramento St
Portland St
Southern Cal
Stanford
UCLA
Terry Bradway
Gary O'Hagan
Lia
Bob Moore
Carl Peterson
Carl
Moore
Peterson
al Saunders
Baltimore
Jim Fassel
Vermeil
O’hagan
Patriots
Bill Parcells
Bill Belichick
Mike Heimerdinger
Donnie Henderson
Saints
Jim Haslett
Saunders
Fassel
Henderson
K.C
Greg Mast
Sports
Ottawaherald.com
Guard
Birch
Steven VanArsdale
VanArsdale Ile
FOM
A. Brubacher
G. Brubacher
T. Weinbrenner
E. Wainbrenner
Metcalf
Nelson
Hemmer
Gattis
Miller
Eece Brubacher
Lightelg
Eaton
Washington
Derby
Norn
Varad
Emme
Avert’ Ee En OU
Herald Staff