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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1996
Page
2
San Antonio edged Sam Houston State 60 to 58 in the Western Athletic Conference first round. San Diego State defeated Air Force 80 to 69. Hawaii won by forfeit against UTEP.
Summary of latest girls basketball scores across Kansas districts. In 6A Washburn Rural 57 Blue Valley Northwest 38 and Shawnee Mission Northwest 60 Dodge City 39. Leavenworth 59 Wichita Northwest 49. Junction City 69 Olathe North 69 Hillsboro 69 Wellsville 59. Lakin 76 Leon Bluestein 30. Silver Lake 42 Erie 40. In 2A Moundridge 75 Rossville 41 Stockton 5. St John 40 Garden Plain 67. Elkhart 51 Clifton Clyde 60. Colgan 51. In 1A Weskan 89 Jewell 79 Pretty Prairie 78 Claflin 74. Waconda East 64 St Paul 59 Little River 82 Tipton 56.
Reassignments in baseball camps include the Rangers Jays and Phillies. Barkley fined 7500 dollars after remarks about referees. Hawks sign Reggie Jordan on a 10 day contract. Cardinals release Lorenzo Lynch. Bills sign Quinn Early to four years. Saints sign Anthony Newman and Mark Tucker. Raiders sign Charles McRae to two years.
Kansas, 24-3, 12-2 in the Big Eight and ranked fifth, opens the conference tournament against Colorado, an 8 seed that has beaten the Jayhawks once and nearly upset them in another game. Interim coach Ricardo Patton has Colorado believing they can challenge. Kansas State meets Oklahoma State later, with NCAA at stake.
Jacque Vaughn of Kansas was named the Associated Press Big Eight player of the year after leading Kansas to the conference title and likely becoming the school's all-time assists leader. He received 10 votes from 16 voters, with Oklahoma's Ryan Minor earning five and Raef LaFrentz one.
Baldwin Bulldogs upset Santa Fe Trail 57 53 at the Bicentennial Center in a first round state tournament game. The win ends Trail’s 20 game streak and advances Baldwin, 19 4, to Friday’s semifinals where they meet an unidentified opponent.
Baldwin defeated Santa Fe Trail 57 to 53 to reach the Class 4A semifinals. Lamed, the top seed at 22-1, beat Andale 52-42 to set up a 3 p.m. semifinal with Baldwin while Hayden faces Sabetha at 6:45 p.m. Audrey Millstein scored 19 for Baldwin and Trina Bierman added 13 in the win.
Wellsville Girls fought Hillboro to the final seconds of the state tournament game, ending 69-59. Wellsville finished 18-5, overcoming adversity with a strong team effort, though Hillsboro earned key moments including a late third-quarter three by Lisa Myers.
Hillsboro built a 7 point edge at 55 48 with five minutes left after a disputed top of the key basket counted by officials. Wellsville defense shifted to zone as Hillsboro spread the floor to isolate players and extend the lead late.
Ottawa University players Phillip Marez Levi Moore and Richard Guilfoyle earned spots on a 14 member all-star roster forming a 15 16 year old Midwest team coached by Matt Lloyd and Paul Hoekstra. The group will travel to Hawaii for competition this summer in a trip costing about 2000 per player.
Pitcher Rusty Meacham, 28, works on a forkball crafted in Puerto Rico to resuscitate his career with the Kansas City Royals. The Stuart Florida native rose from high school to a pro career, overcoming doubt about his size and an elbow setback before a strong 1992 season and a late-career forkball focus under Royals guidance.
Tom Browning pitched three solid innings in an 8-4 Royals win over the Mets in Port St. Lucie. The 35 year old, coming back from a broken arm and shoulder injury, allowed five hits and one unearned run to earn the win amid praise from pitching coach Bruce Kison who said Browning appears to be progressing well.
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