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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 2004
Page
10
Friday schedule shows Legion baseball Ottawa A at Chanute. Saturday and Sunday feature Ottawa A games in the Chanute tournament with Ottawa AAA at 3 to 5 p.m. Matches to determine standings and bracket positions in the Chanute event.
Television listings show tennis golf baseball and more across ESPN ESPN2 USA ABC NBC FX and local channels with times from noon to 11 p.m. Sports include Wimbledon Solt LPGA Rochester Booz Allen PGA Chicago Cubs against White Sox Mets against Yankees MLS at Dallas and more.
Carlos Beltran was traded from Kansas City to the Houston Astros in a three way deal that also sends Octavio Dotel to Oakland. Kansas City receives Mark Teahen Mike Wood and John Buck. Astros aim for first World Series with Beltran joining a bold win now push.
Ottawa High School standout Caleb Mitchell aims to start as a forward for UMKC, after scoring 68 high school goals including a 29 season best and earning all state honors. He joins a Kangaroo squad with depth in midfield and a history of NCAA tournament appearances. Ottawa coach Glen Cahill notes his drive and readiness to contribute from day one.
The 2004 NBA draft showcased a youth movement with eight high school players taken in the first round. Dwight Howard, from Southwest Atlanta Christian Academy, was selected No. 1 by the Orlando Magic over Emeka Okafor, who went No. 2 to the Charlotte Bobcats. Okafor’s reaction mixed sarcasm with pride as Howard, an 18 year old, drew cheers from fans and sparked fireworks in Charlotte. Ben Gordon, from UConn, went third to the Bulls, continuing a pattern of recent teammates being drafted closely together.
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