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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1994
Page
2
Fragmented text lists ages and bases with team abbreviations and scores including Philadelphia Chicago St. Louis San Diego. No full names or event context, but hints at a sports score ledger or lineup.
The note details irregular figures for a basketball game, mentioning percentages and rounds. It references ASOMB and RIPGELL with unclear labels, plus conference finals figures. The fragmented text lacks clear events or outcomes to confirm a standard game summary.
Ottawa University baseball claimed the KCAC post season crown, edging Tabor 6-5 in 10 innings as Chris Roque drove in the winning run after bases loaded. Coach Keith Butler praised character and pitching depth as OU surged late to pull ahead. Roque was bruised on an elbow but expected to play.
Pat Meares delivered a two run double during a five run fourth inning as Minnesota beat Kansas City 9-5. Kevin Tapani pitched eight strong innings to improve to 2 2, matching a turning point for the Twins who won their sixth of eight.
Eric Piotrowsky of Ottawa Kansas will throw the ceremonial first pitch at a Kansas City Royals game against Minnesota at Kaufman Stadium. He joins about 400 people honored by Children’s Mercy Cancer Center Night. Proceeds support the center and boost community awareness.
Wellsville Williamsburg Wis track team faced larger programs at the Rosebud Invitational. Sophomore Shanna Shoemaker won high jump gold with 5-4 and placed fourth in long jump. Christa Cline finished third in 800, April Dehn second in 1600, Dehn fifth in 3200, and the 400 relay posted season best 54.1. Coach Ingrid Rickie praised the effort and noted several runners posted personal records. Continued on page 5.
At Prairie View Invite Wellsville and Central Heights track squads posted strong showings after Friday Rosebud meet. Wellsville girls tied for fourth with Louisburg at 59 points. Central Heights girls were eighth with 32. Boys: Central Heights led Wellsville 54.5 to 51.5. Key performances included Christy Coons javelin 117-11 and Kim Wood sweeping middle distances for CH.
At the Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference meet Merle Chesbro noted OU teams showed progress. Steve Wheeler set school hammer and discus marks, Billy Proctor broke the 400m hurdles record and 110m hurdles title, Shane Koranda placed second in javelin as Stacey Ruebhausen claimed a second in long jump and Shannon Daily won the 800.
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