Louisville advances to regional semifinals in NCAA women’s tourney
Louisville beat Kansas State 80 63 in Bridgeport advancing to the regional semifinals. Angel McCoughtry poured in 24 points aided by Candyce Bingham 12 points and seven assists while Chauntise Wright added 13. Kansas State, led by Ashley Sweat 16 and Kelsey Nelson 12 off the bench, ends the season 22 10, without star Kimberly Dietz due to knee injury.
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Cyclone netters open season with one win in opener
Ottawa high school tennis started at Emporia with a lone victory in No. 2 doubles as Trent Corcoran and Dacols Allen defeated Topeka. Hayden and Emporia swept many matches while Tyler Sheldon Andrew Lanning and Kameron Cole Braden Ward all dropped multiple sets. JV results show Rogan Frings 2-1 and doubles teams placing second in No. 1 singles and No. 2 doubles.
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Brown Drives Three-Run Homer To Lift A's Over Red Sox
Emil Brown homered for a decisive three runs to power Oakland to a 5-1 win over Boston in Tokyo. A baserunning error from Brown a day earlier was offset by his big blast to seal the victory.
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Royals Face Final Rotation Decisions in Arizona
In Peoria Arizona Kansas City Royals wait on two open rotation spots with candidates Brett Tomko Kyle Davies John Bale and Jorge De La Rosa Bale leads the contenders at 0-1 with a 4.91 ERA while Royals manager Trey Hillman cites remaining days until a final choice.
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Wellsville girls take fourth at state track meet
Wellsville girls place fourth in a crowded event with multiple relays and field marks. Notable performances include Calvert and Wuertz in throws and Shirk in a long jump, with Wellsville posting top times in the 800 relay and 3,200 relay.
Ottawa University Softball Sweeps Tabor In KCAC Open
The Lady Braves routed Tabor 12-0 and 11-1 in Hillsboro to start KCAC play. Pam Johnston and Jaime Simms pitched a one hitter in game one while Jamie Miller led with three hits and three runs. Hildebrand drove in three on two hits. Ottawa improved to 16-5 overall and 2-0 in conference.
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Falcons stumble in season opener at Prairie View
West Franklin High School opened baseball with a 16 3 loss to Prairie View in La Cygne. Nine walks and six errors doomed the Falcons as ten Prairie View runs were unearned. Coach Ian Evans lamented early season struggles and poor execution, while the junior varsity won 13 3 behind Cody Bowman.
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OU golfer Lindsey Lightner notches first hole in one
University of Oklahoma golfer Lindsey Lightner holed out from 149 yards at Quail Ridge Golf Course in Winfield for the program's first ever hole in one. She used a hybrid on the 149 yard shot.
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Kerry Highie earns KCAC and NAIA Region V honors
Kerry Highie of Ottawa University softball, a senior second baseman and former Wellsville High School student, was named Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference and NAIA Region V player of the week after four games last week. She went six for ten, posting a .900 slugging percentage with four runs and six RBI, including a double and a triple.
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Bailey to mentor Brandon Marshall in comeback bid
Pro Bowl cornerback Champ Bailey said he will mentor wide receiver Brandon Marshall after a freak accident sidelined Marshall for four months. Bailey offers guidance as Marshall, coming off a 102 catch, 1,325 yard season, begins recovery from a fall that caused a right arm injury during a home entertainment center mishap.
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Anderson County Hospital Specialty Clinic Hours Card
The outpatient clinic operates 8 a.m. to 4 30 p m Monday through Friday. Appointments with physicians can be scheduled at 785 204 8000. Cataract surgery scheduling is 785 242 4242. The VA appointment line is 800 574 8387.
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