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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1995
Page
2
Wederstay College travels to Ottawa for a 2 p.m. baseball game as part of a doubleheader schedule across the league. Major League games are listed separately for tonight’s slate.
A playful yet pointed appeal seeks a fabulously wealthy civic donor to rescue the Royals in KC. The piece notes low early attendance, past attempts by billionaire benefactors, and a stalled plan involving revenue sharing, charity proceeds, and a potential sale to Walmart executive David Glass.
Baldwin wins the 16 team Girard Invitational with 97 points, beating Labette County by 2.5. Standout freshmen Stacy Zuzzio and Jenny Cook set three school marks. Zuzzio lowers 800 and 1600 records and Cook posts state third-best 300 hurdles time and adds top marks in 100 hurdles.
Katzer and two rivals reached a three hole playoff after a late rally. The Cyclones finished sixth in a nine team field with Ottawa posting a 336 tally.
Kansas City Chiefs announce Monday signings of eight rookie free agents led by Kansas State running back J J Smith a Kansas City native who set school rushing records with 2210 yards on 491 carries and 22 rushing TDs also signing were Missouri fullback Michael Washington Central Missouri State lineman Ron Florine Pittsburg State running back Sean Scott listed as WR returner Washington State linebacker Ron Childs Miami Ohio punter Gary Layton Oregon tight end Willy Tate and Valdosta State tight end Robert Williams
A summer boys league for grades six to eight is forming with games Tuesdays and Thursdays mornings from June 8 to July 6. Registration is available at Ottawa Middle School and area elementary schools or by calling David Grover at 242-4751. Deadline is Friday.
Baseball owners and umpires reach a five year pact ending the 120 day lockout. Regular umpires return Wednesday and rookies gain from 75000 to 100000 in pay while Harry Wendelstedt moves from 206000 to 282500.
Ottawa University and Friends baseball teams, both 12-4 in ECAC, race to finish four games before Monday to decide the conference champion. Rain suspended play. a rescheduled doubleheader is set for 2 p.m. Wednesday in Ottawa. Coach Jarrod Titus emphasizes finishing strong and enjoying the game as the season nears regional action.
Tommy Morrison stopped Terry Anderson in the seventh round with a left hook to the body in Tulsa. The win advances Morrison toward a planned June 10 bout with Razor Ruddock following his loss of the WBO title to Michael Bentt in 1993. Morrison lives in Tulsa after moving from Kansas City in 1994.
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