Correction Note On Coach Name In Photo Information
The Herald omits coach Jack Maxwell from photo text for the Ottawa Hurricanes third grade boys team, which won the Gardner Recreation League regular season and post season tournaments. Also included is the AP top 25 college basketball poll through March 5 with team records, points, and prior rankings.
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Ottawa Hurricanes
Herald
Jack Maxwell
Gardner Recreation League
Associated Press
Pra Pry
UCLA
Kansas
Kentucky
North Carolina
Arkansas
Connecticut
Wake Forest
Massachusetts
Michigan St
Purdue
Miss
W. Kentucky
Georgetown
Oregon
Iowa
Stanford
Tulsa
Memphis
Texas
Utah
Xavier
Ohio
Brigham Young
Cincinnati
Miami
Murray St
Providence
Tucson, Ariz
APY
Pe Pys
Cal St.Fullerton
Louisiana State
Oklahoma State
Clemson
Oklahoma
Florida State
Mississippi State
Tennessee
Arizona State
Hawaii
SouthernCall
Auburn
Fresno State
Nevada
Rice
Mississipi
South Alabama
Notre Dame
NorthCar
Baseball And Football Signings And Releases In Pros Averages
Guillermo Hernandez agreed to a minor league contract with the New York Yankees. Craig Colleen released by the Texas Rangers. Fred Roberts signed to a second 10 day contract with the Cleveland Cavaliers. J J Birden agreed to terms with the Atlanta Falcons.
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NEW York Yankees
Guillermo Hernandez
Texas
Rangers
Craig Colleen
National Basketball Association
Cleveland Cavaliers
Fred Roberts
National Football League
Atlanta Falcons
J.J. Birden
Extra points cold cash for a world class figure skater
A list outlines annual training costs for a top figure skater and coaches. Primary coaching tops the expenses at 21360 dollars annually, followed by equipment 3780, secondary coaching 2400, ice time 2400, choreography 2250, ballet 1920, music purchases 595, and health club 360. No source cited.
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Figur Skating Ace
Ottawa Braves fly high toward national tournament in Boise
Ottawa University travels from Kansas to Idaho for the NATA National Tournament. The team arrived after a nine hour flight at Boise airport and held two practices before Thursday’s game against Ith-ranked St Thomas Aquinas. Cavazos Cummings averages 19.3 points and 9.3 rebounds in postseason. Dale boosts scoring from 6.4 to 12.7 as St Thomas and Ottawa ride momentum into the tournament.
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Oise
Idaho
Ottawa University Braves
Kansas
Braves
Boise
Nampa
JoAnn Meiers
Brave
St. Thomas Aquinas
Kansas Collegiate Athletic
Ottawa
Cavazos Cummings
David Dale
St. Thomas
Trio heads list of AP all-Big Eight squad
Oklahoma State center Bryant Reeves heads the AP all-Big Eight team for 1994-95 with unanimous first-team honors for the third straight year. Oklahoma guard Ryan Minor and Iowa State's Fred Hoiberg join him on the first unit, with Kansas' Jacque Vaughn also named.
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Doug Tucker
Ansas City
Ryan Minot
Oklahoma
Fred Hoiberg
Iowa State
Oklahoma State
Bryant Reeves
Associated Press
Reeves
Big Country
Randy Rutherford
Jacque Vaughn
Kansas Jayhawks
Eddie Sutton
Okla
Cowboys
Byron Houston
Minor
Fin
Gans
Ryan Minor
Hammon
Ames
Iowa
Kansas
Pasadena
Calif
Broken Arrow
Donnie
Boyce
Colorado
Maywood
Jaron Boone
Nebraska
Salt Lake City
Utah
Jerod House
Lake Tahoe
Paul O'Liney
Missouri
Pensacola
Fla
Julian Winfield
St. Louis
Montior Raef LaFrentz
Greg Ostertag
Erick Strickland
John Ontjes
Belvis Noland
Kansas State
Loren Meyer
Julius Michalik
Andre Owens
Mack Tuck
Elliot Hatcher
Hoiberg
Cyclones
Massachusetts
Mat Masters finish regular season with Paola and Wichita wins
Ottawa Mat Masters wrapped up the regular season at Paola and Wichita meets. Justin Nelson won the 115-pound 12 and under division and Todd Roberts captured first in 95-pound 10 and under at Paola. JR Servatius and Jason Tharp took second at Wichita in 115 and 190 pounds respectively as 1,433 wrestlers competed. Next week the group travels to Chanute for sub district meets with district and state meets to follow.
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Ottawa
Paola
Wichita
Justin Nelson
Todd Roberts
Nelson
Roberts
Servatius
Jason Tharp
Kansas
Colorado
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Missouri
Tharp
Chanute
Cord Bradley
Christopher Garrett
Michael Espinosa
Kevin Patton
Joe Sobba
Chad Hinderliter
Brett Boldra
Todd Robens
Bryan Browning
Buck Bradley
Rodney Bass
Tony Moore
Lucas Brockus
Jimmie Bass
Luke Hinderliter
Chad Hull
J.R. Servatius
Birden Signs Two Year Pact With Falcons
J J Birden chose Atlanta over Chicago to join the Falcons and their run and shoot offense. The unrestricted free agent from Kansas City agreed to a two year deal about 2.9 million dollars after passing a physical scheduled for Thursday. Falcons coach June Jones praised Birden as a proven league asset likely to boost the offense. Birden, 29, had 48 receptions for 637 yards and four touchdowns last season.
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Atlanta
J.J. Birden
Chicago
Falcons
Lever
Birden
Kansas City
June Jones
Wieneke to wrestle in all star meets this year
Iowa high school senior Wieneke, second in state in Class SA 126 pounds, will compete in at least three meets this year. He will wrestle in the Battle of the Border in Kansas City and later in the East West Classic and the National High School Championships. Tickets are available from coach Bob Boldra or Wieneke.
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Iowa
Kansas City
Kansas Community College
Kansas
Missouri
Wieneke
State
Junio
Sto
OHS
Bob Boldra
Boldra
Colorado Wins Big Eight Conference Tournament Title
Colorado defeats Kansas 61-45 in Salina to claim the Big Eight tournament crown. Erin Scholz limited leading scorer Angela Aycock to seven points as Colorado notches a school-record 22nd straight win and earns an automatic NCAA berth.
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Salina
Kan
Kansas
Colorado
Deal Barry
Buffalo
Erin Scholz
Angela Aycock
Buffaloes
Barry
Marian Washington
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Meiers
Ottawa University
Bill Stadley
Dave Lyle
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Ottawa Herald
Mat Masters
Lady Buffs
Aycock
Scholz
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