Wade answers critics with 40 points in Heat win
Dwyane Wade poured in 40 points, 20 in the fourth quarter, as the Miami Heat beat the Detroit Pistons 92-86 in Game 2 of the Eastern Conference finals. Shaquille O'Neal phoned Wade at 3:45 a.m. to boost him, and Miami tied the series 1-1 with Game 3 set for Detroit.
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Seniors end high school days at state track meet
Ottawa seniors anticipate state meet nerves and excitement as they anchor the 400 and 1600 relays and race in the 400. Perryman urges staying relaxed to avoid fret over placement while Mages recalls last year’s intimidation and focuses on entering the running zone.
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ORCs New Summer Program Seeks Adult Coed Kickball Players
Ottawa Recreation Commission opens summer programs including adult coed kickball with seven other activities. Registration runs through June 3 with teams of eight and at least three women paying 100 per team. League play starts June 7 on Tuesdays, eight games guaranteed. Other offerings include senior Babe Ruth youth softball adult softball baseball karate tennis and swim lessons with varied fees. Call 242-1939 for information.
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Warner named Arizona Cardinals starter at quarterback
Arizona coach Dennis Green confirmed Kurt Warner will be the Cardinals new starting quarterback after signing a one year four million dollar deal. Green cited early workouts and Warner's leadership as reasons for the decision despite training camp still two months away. Warner, NFL MVP in 1999 and 2001, previously led the Rams to two Super Bowls and won MVP in the title game.
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State track schedule highlights across multiple schools
Friday and Saturday events list Wichita State University, Anderson County, Central Heights, Ottawa, Pomona, Wellsville, and others. Participants include Kalie Wise, Kelsey Heckathorne, Maurice Washington, D. Johnson, Stephanie Nitcher, Vashon Perry, Aaron Mills, and many more across sprints, relays, hurdles, jumps, and throws with times from early morning to evening.
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