Players Of The Week Named From Ottawa And CH Rivalries
Ottawa High juniors Evan Shaffer and Michelle White lead the week as Shaffer scores a career high 22 in a 73-58 loss to Blue Valley and White adds 15. Central Heights Bruce Laird and Scott White earn Heralds honors with a 55-54 rally win. Waverly’s Carol Davis fuels a 54-24 semifinal and 58-29 final in 1-A regional.
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Herald
Ottawa High
Evan Shaffer
Michelle White
Shaffer
Cyclones
Blue Valley
OHS
Ottawa Girls
White
Bruce Laird
Scott White
Central Heights
Carol Davis
Waverly
Heralds
Laird
Northern Heights
Vikings
Davis
Waverly Gals
Lebo
Williamsburg
Pleasanton
CH Gals Rally Past Cherryvale In 3 A Substate Opener
Central Heights girls overpower Cherryvale 76 19 to reach the semifinals hosted by Northeast Arma. Rhonda Barrett fuels the win with 17 points and 17 rebounds while four teammates reach double figures. CH advances to face Neodesha at 6 20 Thursday in Arma as CHs boys also open tourney play at Erie.
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Cherryvale
Kansas
Rhonda Barrett
Vikings
Heights
Northeast
Arma
Neodesha
Erie
Cherokee
Barrett
Barrettt
Cindy Pickett
Miki Strobel
Patty
Diana Kratzberg
Tidwell
Reynolds
Rites Of Spring Drama And Traumatic Feuds Across MLB
AP Sports writer notes player management tensions involving Reggie Jackson with the Yankees, Jim Barr with the Angels, Mike Marshall with the Twins, and Johnny Bench with the Reds. Barr faces possible disqualification for Riverside charity game, Marshall rejects 1981 set to teach, Bench doubts Reds’ intent on contract, while Cedeno backs to Astros and Jays sign two relievers in minor leagues.
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Reggie Jackson
New York Yankees
Jim Barr
Sparks
Mike Marshall
Johnny Bench
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Yankees
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Marshall
Bench
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University of California-Riverside
Riverside
Angels
Palm Springs
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Buzzie Bavazi
Minnesota Twins
Twins
Calvin Griffith
Griffith
Cincinnati Reds
Tampa
Fla
Reds
Pete Rose
Houston Astros
Cesar Cedeno
Houston
Toronto Blue Jays
John Montague
Dave Tomlin
Syracuse
Charlie Leibrandt
Joe Price
Cincinnati
Scott Brown
Indianapolis
Orlando Gonzalez
Oakland A's
USC Roundup From Flint Hills Invitational Swim Meet
Ottawa Swim Club swimmers featured in the Flint Hills Invitational at Emporia High School. Tony Anderson placed in multiple Open Boys events with times around 1:20s to 1:30s. Several teammates in 11-12 and younger divisions posted podium finishes and strong 50s to 200s events, alongside Erin Jordan and Samantha Caylor participation.
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Ottawa Swim Club
Emporia High School
Tony Anderson
David Swearingen
Steve Hasty
Tima
Chris Brewer
Breaas
Pam Baugher
Kevin Brewer
Sup Baugher
Randy Brewer
Erin Jordan
Samantha Caylor
Johny Jordans
Todd Davidson
Jaif Brewer
Bowling Bits and League Standings Summary
Bowling results show multiple leagues with team standings and high scores. Teams like First National Bank and Sports Hut lead Tomahawk standings, while Loyd Builders and Stinnett Chevy Olde top Indian Squaws and MONDAY NIGHT LADIES divisions respectively. Individual highs include Dianna Carpy 203 and Shirley Troutman 364, with numerous mixed team and specialty events listed.
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Keith Farm
Lantis Quiliders
Judy Ailie
Betty Flory
Nitcher
Stinnett Chevy
Olde
Stinnatt
Dianna Carpy
Shirley Troutman
Eagles
Ssuwally
Mobble Droge
Bobbie Leach
First National Bank
Sports Hut
B&g
Avia Supply and Peoples National Bank
Firat National
Ay Devis
Patty Cromwell
Taam
Reynolds Rexall Drugs
Bainett’s
Taam High
Freda’s
Sennett’s
Cindy Ayers
Dengel
Loyd Builders
Loyd Buichers
Big Eight Nods To Home Cooking In Tourney Opener
Missouri Kansas Kansas State and Nebraska enter as heavy favorites hosting first round games in the Big Eight tournament. Missouri tops seed awaiting Iowa State while Oklahoma at Kansas State Oklahoma State at Kansas and Colorado at Nebraska vie for semifinals and the automatic NCAA berth. Coaches cite Missouri’s recent form and Sundvold’s play as key. Kansas and Oklahoma State face potential psychological edges in Lawrence.
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Missouri
Kansas
Kansas State
Nebraska
Tigers
Iowa State
Oklahoma
K-State
Oklahoma State
Colorado
Iowa
Blair
Jon Sundvold
Ted Owens
Jack Hartman
Paul Hansen
Moe Iba
Jayhawks
Cowboys
Lawrence
Owens
Hansen
Hansen's
Norm Stewart
Billy Tubbs
Gunkel To Coach All Stars In Emporia Event
Emporia State hosts the annual Heart Association all-star basketball doubleheader on March 20 featuring Lyon County high schools and NAIA District 10 players. Girls play at 5:30 p.m., boys around 7 p.m., men’s District 10 contest at 9. Coaches include Dan Gunkel and Bill Stephens for the East. Tickets are three dollars for adults and two for students.
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Emporita
Emporia State University
American Heart Association
Lyon County
Emporia
White Auditorium
the Heart Association
Ken Cochran
Marymount
Bob Fairbanks
McPherson
Dan Gunkel
Ottawa University
Bill
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