Baldwin's Witt Hinton top Turner’s Mark Kline in Topeka
In the 2002 KWCA East West Classic at Topeka High School Witt Hinton of Baldwin defeated Mark Kline of Turner 9 7 on Thursday. The Hickory Hollow Wednesday scramble returns April 10 at 5 30 p.m. Registration by 5 p.m. call 785 566 3733.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Baldwin
Witt Hinton
Turner
Mark Kline
Kansas Wrestling Coaches Association
Topeka High School
Hickory Hollow
Williams Eyes Luck in Atlanta as Kansas Eyes Final Four
Roy Williams believes Atlanta will turn luckier for him as Kansas prepares for the NCAA semifinals in the Georgia Dome. The piece recalls past Kansas visits, superstition moments like river spitting for luck, and local fans in Atlanta eager for a KU-Oklahoma rematch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Roy Williams
Jayhawks
Georgia
Kansas
UCLA
North Carolina
Williams
Dean Smith
Indiana
Mississippi
James Naismith
Lawrence
Kan
New Orleans
St. Louis
Chattahoochee River
Chattahoochee
KU campus closes for semifinal game celebrations
Lawrence KD University of Kansas restricts central campus access during and after Saturdays NCAA semifinal against Maryland. Closures affect Jayhawk Boulevard Sunflower Road and Mississippi Street while Memorial Stadium hosts videoboard postgame events and family activities. Gates open 6:30 p.m. game at 7:47 p.m. local time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
University of Kansas
KU Jayhawks
Maryland Terrapins
Jayhawk
Memorial Stadium
Chi Omega
West Campus Road
Oread Avenue
13Th Street
Sunflower Road
Sunnyside Avenue
Memorial Drive
Mississippi Street
Kansas Union
Dread Avenue
Memorial Statium
Baby Jay
Crimson Girls
Maryland
Wellsville 3200 relay breaks Baldwin meet record
Wellsville girls defend in Baldwin Invitational as Libbi Fouts Erica Blankenship Hope Inglehart and Wendy Moore win the 3200 relay in 10 41.1 setting a meet mark. Their 1600 relay places second while Hope Inglehart takes third in the 3200 and a 400 relay finishes fifth. Boys place 11th led by Justin Moss and Cody Zickel with a 9 28.6 in the 3200 relay. Wellsville next competes at the Snowball meet Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
Wellsville
Libbi Fouts
Erica Blankenship
Hope Inglehart
Wendy Moore
Fouts
Blankenship
Whitney Bloss
Moore
Bloss
Codie Zickel
Eagles
Justin Moss
Cody Zickel
Chris Clayton
Jacob Bowden
Caruthers
Danny Erlacher
Mark Samsel
Derek Wright
Moss
Erlacher
Samsel
Chris Fisher
Wagner leads Memphis to NIT title in thriller
Memphis freshman Dajuan Wagner scored 16 and earned tournament MVP as the Tigers defeated South Carolina 72-62 to win the NIT. Temple topped Syracuse 65-54 for third place as David Hawkins poured in 20 points. Calipari left open whether Wagner will stay another college season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
John Calipari
Dajuan Wagner
NBA
Memphis
Wagner
Tigers
South Carolina
Temple
Syracuse
David Hawkins
Owls
John Chaney
Calipari
Duke star Williams and Howland win AP honors
Duke guard Jason Williams is the AP player of the year and Pitt coach Ben Howland AP coach of the year. Williams, the lone unanimous All America pick, led Duke to a 31 4 record and the No 1 ranking while Howland guided Pittsburgh to a school record 29 6 mark and its first NCAA round of 16 since 1974. Williams thanked his coach Mike Krzyzewski who underwent hip replacement surgery earlier in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Royals
Johnny) Damon
Jermaine) Dye
Rey Sanchez
Sweeney
Brett
Atlanta
Duke
Jason Williams
Pittsburgh
Ben Howland
Associated Press
Williams
Blue Devil
Adolph Rupp
Shane Battier
Elton Brand
Christian Laettner
Art Heyman
Mike Krzyzewski
Howland
Panthers
America
Drew Gooden
Kansas
Bob Knight
Texas Tech
Blue Devils
Indiana
Ottawa Shakes Off Leaky Defense for Openers Win
Cal Heinrich and Tyler Trowbridge drive in two runs each as Ottawa builds a 4 run fourth inning, then holds on. Coach Henry notes four errors in one inning while praising Matt Morton on the mound. Ottawa improves to 2-0 and heads to Sumner Academy. JV sweeps Bald wins 12-2 in five and 19-2 in four, led by C J Denniston and Matt Ferguson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Cal Heinrich
Tyler Trowbridge
Guilfoyle
RBI
Maxwell
Eric Hull
Baldwin
Henry
Matt Morton
Sumner Academy
C.J. Denniston
Matt Ferguson
Nick Pellant
Clint Bones
Ryan Caryl
Anthony Ingram
Greg Mast
Sports
Ottawaherald.com
Ottawa Softball Shows Plate Improvement Despite Losses
Malburg cited improved plate discipline with five strikeouts in two games as Ottawa left runners on base in every inning of the nightcap. Coaches emphasized regrouping to plate more runs and tighten defense after facing varsity pitching. Junior varsity fell 13-2 and 15-4. Ottawa hosts Sumner Academy at 4 p.m. Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malburg
Ottawa
Sumner Academy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Enibos
Lamb-Roberts-Heise Funeral Home
Stauth
Hickory Street
Ostawe
York
Ne Rae
AccuWeather.com
Katta
Nsas City
Salina
BES
Pitsburg
Ohio
Wessee
Great Lakes
Midwest
Dhan
Death Valley
Calif
Coty
Wichita
la Reservoir
Clinton
Hillsdale
Pony
Stor
Loy
Tawney
Buick
Cad. Div
Creason-Terry
Hinton
Oklahoma
Danny Manning
Sooners
Kemper Arena
Ku-Oklahoma
John O'Donnell
O'Donnell
Ron
Ashley Colbert
Ron Colbert
Delta Credit Service
Pitt
ECKAN
Marie Fritts
Maple
Emt Ray
Ecka East Central
Kansas Economic
Pobox
Ln, Inc
Opportunity Corporation
Ottawa, Kansas
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!