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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 10, 2004

Page

9

Schedules Start to Week: Local High School Games

Monday soccer features Washburn Rural at Ottawa and Ottawa at Piper both at 4 p.m. Baseball includes Ottawa at KG Washington at 4 p.m. West Franklin visits Lyndon at 4:30 p.m. Tuesday softball brings Louisburg at Anderson County and Baldwin at Osawatomie at 4:30 p.m. Also Paola visits Wellsville at 4:30 p.m. Louisburg hosts Anderson County while Yates Center plays Central Heights and Ottawa meets Atchison at 4 p.m.

Washburn Rural Ottawa KG Washington West Franklin Lyndon Louisburg Anderson County Baldwin Osawatomie Paola Wellsville Yates Center Central Heights Atchison Piper

Night sports lineup with multiple TV matches

ESPN2 airs Toronto at Kansas City baseball at 7 p.m. NBA playoff Indiana at Miami and Minnesota at Sacramento both at 7 and 9:30 p.m. TNT. ESPN carries Philadelphia at Tampa Bay hockey at 6:30 p.m. Ch. Atlanta visits St. Louis at 7 p.m. TBS covers Chicago at Los Angeles at 9 p.m. WGN presents Datrait at New Jersey at 7 p.m. TNT features San Antonio at the LA Lakers at 9:30 p.m.

Indiana Miami Minnesota Sacramento Atlanta St. Louis TBS Chicago Los Angeles WGN Datrait New Jersey San Antonio LA Lakers Toronto Kansas City Anderson Hentgen Boston WIBW ESPN2

Baseball Standings And Schedule Update By League

The American League East shows Boston and New York leading with 19 12 and 18 13 records, while Baltimore and Toronto trail. Central division includes Chicago Minnesota and Detroit with varying records. West features Anaheim Texas Oakland Seattle and misc. National League East lists Florida leading with 13 49?. Philadelphia and Atlanta follow. Tonight and Tuesday games span multiple matchups including Cleveland Boston Toronto Kansas City and New York at various start times.

Associated Press Boston New York Baltimore Toronto Tampa Bay Chicago Minnesota Detroit Cleveland Kansas City Anaheim Texas Oakland Seattle Chicago White Sox N.Y Yankees D'Amico Kim Drese Waechter Ponson Buehrle Pineiro Silva Halladay D.reyes Florida Philadelphia Atlanta Montreal Houston Cincinnati St. Louis Milwaukee Pittsburgh Los Angeles San Diego Sanfrancisco Colorado Arizona Eo N.Y. Mets San Franz Inn Los Angeles N.Y. Mets Baldwin Daigle Penny Clamens L. Harnandez Shaets D.walls Chicago Cubs Wood Weaver

Cerda Closes Door on Red Sox Rally at Fenway

Kansas City beat Boston 8-4 as Jaime Cerda pitched two innings in relief and Carlos Beltran drove in four runs. Darrell May earned the win, Beltran and Sweeney supplied key hits, and the Royals snapped a four game skid on the road.

Cerda Mueller Sostuis Kansas City Royals Red Sox Fenway Park Darrell May Carlos Beltran Royals May Terry Francona Manny Ramirez Mike Sweeney Kelly Stinnett Tony Pena Berek Lowe Boston Joe Randa Desi Belaford David DeJesus Angel Berrin Mark Malaska Beltran David Ortiz Ramirez Jason Varitek Kevin Millar Pokey Reese Johnny Damon Dennys Reyes Scott Sullivan Mark Belthorm Millar Kansas City Belaford DeJesus David McCarty Reese Berton Sweeney

Record-setting Redbud Relays at Wellsville

At the Redbud Relays in Wellsville five meet records fell as Pomona, Wellsville and Central Heights shined. Baldwin won the girls title with 132 points. Paola led the boys with 72 points while Ottawa and Wellsville posted notable marks across events.

Wellsville Pomona Central Heights Thay Reap Baldwin Ottawa Williamsburg Paola

Ottawa track teams sweep four events at Shawnee Mission North Relays

Ottawa High School captured four event wins at the Shawnee Mission North Relays in Overland Park. Sophomore Jack Sachse finished just shy of the school record in the 800 meters with 1:55.5, Caleb Blakesley remained unbeaten in shot put at 58 feet 4.25 inches, and Ottawa’s 800 relay team plus Nation and Perryman led by strong performances in the 1600 relay. Senior Lisa Morrisey posted a 800 time of 2:24 and a 1,600 time of 5:21.4 in season bests as Ottawa heads to the final Huron league meet.

Oliva Haley Jackson Central Heights Mandi Cox Williamsburg Hallie Lee Pomona Stephanie Nitcher Brandi Soper Wellsville Aubrey Moore Ottawa Andrey Gerein Vinnie Wuertz Kyle Gorton Wuertz Gorton Dakota Criqui Uaits Miles Moore Well Nitcher Ogle Guenther Verhaaghe Lawrenz Whalen Jackson Baldwin Laws Lang Mayes Brooks Samantha Wilson Stephanie Wilson Verhaeghe Poor Hughes Coe Will Westgate Samuel Hahner Vanderturg Craig Heckatham Fouts Wall Mages Moora Overland Park Jack Sachse Ken Moran Caleb Blakesley Vashon Perryman Aaron Douglas Trey Watts Dom Nation Nation Waits Sachse Perryman Lisa Morrisey Steve Grogan

Ottawa High golf Cyclones post steady scores in week

Ottawa High School golf coach Darrell Bourque saw the Cyclones improve after early April struggles. The team posted three scores between 327 and 335, placing top four in all three events. Drew Waldron led with 77, followed by Kaub 83, Hanson 87, Killough 88, McPheron 89, and Dryden 91 as Ottawa won the OHL Invitational and took third at Anderson County with 335. Anderson County finished fifth. Turner 82, Hansen 87, Cooper 88, Gardner 90, Setter 91, Katzer 95. Ottawa heads to Huron League at Sunflower Hills Wednesday.

Herald Garnett Ottawa Darrell Bourque Cyclones Drew Waldron Ryan Kaub Eric Hanson Brian Killough Chris McPheron Derrick Dryden Anderson County Matt Turner Zach Hansen Cameron Cooper Austin Gardner Jason Setter Brogen Katzer Sunflower Hills Bonner Springs

Pak clinches LPGA Hall of Fame spot with Open win

Se Ri Pak wins the Michelob Ultra Open on Mother's Day, shooting a 65 to seize the lead late and finish under par at 275. The victory, aided by early rally and late birdies, earns her 22nd career win and enough points toward Hall of Fame induction, with a $330,000 prize and almost $8 million career total.

Williamsburg Se Ri Pak Pak

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