Ottawa Lifters Finish Second at State Powerlifting
Ottawa’s 4A weightlifting team placed second at the Kansas State Powerlifting Championships in Salina on March 4, scoring 40 points to trail Russell with 128. Coach Pat Boeh hailed the finish as an achievement as lifters Tim Bunch, Kyle Stephenson, and Danney Stults won their weight classes while Bryan Daugharthy took fourth in the heavy division with an 870 total.
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Ottawa Mat Masters Reach District Tensor in Ottawa
Six Ottawa youths earned district berths from sub district action Saturday as 12 Ottawa wrestlers competed. Cody Croucher 49 placed fourth in under eight with a 2-2 record. Cord Bradley 72 and Michael Espinosa 140 won and placed high in under 12. Rick Croucher 160 and Kyle Gorton 130 won and placed in under 14 and 16. Tim Dowell 140 won gold under 16. Jeff McCurdy Justin Brown and Aaron Harrell did not place. State qualification requires top four competitors at district in Topeka with 700 wrestlers expected.
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Beaned Evansville player sues Cubs pitcher in court
The University of Evansville second baseman Anthony Molina sues former Wichita State pitcher Ben Christensen and Wichita State University in Sedgwick County District Court. The suit claims battery and negligence after Christensen allegedly threw a ball at Molina during pregame warmups before a April game in Mesa Arizona. Molina seeks over 75000 in damages from each defendant.
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Earnhardt’s return makes 99 title bid seem real
Dale Earnhardt, coming off a win at Hampton, enters Darlington as a top championship contender. The owner-driver leads a growing Dale Earnhardt Inc. empire while balancing sponsors and family concerns, aiming for an eighth Winston Cup crown amid rising competition.
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Knight unsure of choking claim but cites potential neck grab
Indiana coach Bob Knight says he does not recall choking former player Neil Reed, though he may have grabbed Reed by the neck or shoulder for motivation. Reed, who left Indiana after 1996-97, reiterated abuse claims in CNN interviews while university officials review the matter.
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Hoya comeback sparks wild finish in NIT regional action
Georgetown guard Hester delivered a late go ahead jumper after Braswell tied the game with a driving layup. Coach Craig Esherick praised the effort as Georgetown played with six players due to fouls and injuries, while Virginia led with Chris Williams’s 23 in a first postseason bid since 1997.
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Former Bronco star Paul Smith dies at 54
Former defensive lineman Paul Smith, a key member of Denver's Orange Crush defense and the Broncos' first 10 season player, died at 54. He played on Denver's first Super Bowl team, earned Pro Bowl selections in 1972 and 1973, posted 41 sacks, and was inducted into the team's Ring of Fame in 1986. Coach John Ralston called him the finest defensive tackle in pro football.
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