Parsons sports editor ends 40 year run
Parsons Sun sports editor Jack Harris retires after 40 years covering high school football and basketball plus Labette Community College games. Since 1963 he produced about 22 500 sports pages, earned state honors, and will become sports editor emeritus while Justin Jarrett succeeds him. Harris plans to rest, read, and golf across five states.
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ORC Programs Open for Registrations in Ottawa
Ottawa Recreation Commission invites registrations for Midget League baseball. girls and boys T Ball and coach pitch. softball leagues. adult softball. seasonal jobs. youth tennis. Little Sluggers. Senior Babe Ruth. Lawn Game Olympics. and swim lessons. Birth certificates required for all youth sports. various ages and fees apply. forms available at ORC office or by calling 242-1939.
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Ottawa JV tennis splits in Emporia action
Ottawa High’s junior varsity tennis team split four duals at Emporia, defeating Topeka High and Topeka West 3-1 while losing to Maize 3-1 and Emporia 4-0. No. 1 Luke Lefort went 2-2, No. 1 doubles Mitchell and Cole went 3-1, and No. 2 doubles Palan and Proctor went 2-2 as Ottawa prepares for another match at Emporia.
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Coach Seeks Polished Image To Rally Jayhawks
A coach urged pride and recruitment to reshape the program with a positive image and strong work ethic. She met the team noting uneasiness, while Erica Hallman said the Jayhawks seek a new direction, aiming to win and gain discipline.
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Midwest Juniors take ninth in tourney
The Midwest Juniors 14 Gold volleyball team from Wellsville finished ninth at the Colorado Crossroads National qualifying tournament held March 18 through 21 in Denver Colorado. They won their pool, placed second the next day into the Gold Bracket, then lost 16 14 in the third game to secure ninth. The squad also placed second in an under-16 Pomona event on Sunday and later won in Kansas City on April 10 before regional action April 17 and 18. Players include Reed Sargent Nelson Starling Good Craig Heckathome Rockhold and others. coaches Hoffner and Meyer.
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NFL to extend Tagliabue amid key league issues
Palm Beach Florida AP The NFL owners unanimously agreed to extend Paul Tagliabue for up to three years beyond his May 2005 expiration. The deal, likely around eight million dollars per year, follows praise from Dan Rooney and Art Modell for steady leadership during Rozelle and Tagliabue years as TV contracts and players union talks loom.
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