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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1996

Page

2

Major League Standings American League East Division

The East Division standings show the New York team leading with 28 wins and 19 losses and a .596 winning percentage. Baltimore trails at 27-20 with .574, while Toronto sits at 22-28.

New York Baltimore Toronto Ae Pale

Baseball Trades and Moves Across Leagues

California Angels option pitcher Jeff Schmidt to Vancouver and purchase Todd Frohwirth from Vancouver. They trade Bee Biee Smith to Cincinnati for lefty Chuck McElroy. Detroit recalls Justi OmnpOR and Ramiro Mendoza moves from Columbus. New York Yankees recall Ramiro Mendoza from Columbus. Texas Rangers place Kevin Groga on the 60 day injured list retroactive to May 18 and bring up Otero and Ron Blazier from Scranton Wilkes Barre.

California Angels Jeff Schmidt Vancouver Todd Frohwirth Biebee Smith Cincinnati Reda Chuck McElroy Detroit Justi Omnpor Tee NEW York Yankees Ramiro’ Mendoza Columbus Metexas Rangers Kevin Groga

Vikings win 3A state track title at Wichita State

Viking boys led by Bryan Stephenson George Wuertz and David Kueser clinch their first 3A state track title with 46 points at Wichita State. Pole vault sweep nets 24 points as Stephenson clears 14 feet 3 inches to break the school mark. Kueser earns three medals in long distance races amid a four-year state effort. Imes and Wuertz place second in pole vault to cap a memorable finale.

Ichita Wweaves Heights Bryan Stephenson George Wuertz David Kueser Stephenson Wuertz Kueser Vikings Wichita State Lakin Josh Imes Imes Imel

Ottawa 3200 relay breaks school mark for Ottawa girls

Ottawa girls 3200-meter relay wins gold in 9 minutes 42.70 seconds, breaking the 1984 school record of 9 43.47 as Jennifer Giefer Morisey Rachel Trendel and Wendy Duran anchor the team. Ottawa also places fourth statewide with 33 points as javelin trio finish top six.

Greg Mast Herald Ichita Ottawa Cyclones Bridget Morrisey Jennifer Giefer Morisey Rachel Trendel Wendy Duran Giefer Duran Trendel Morrisey Whitney Drumright

Waverly boys repeat state title and Baldwin also tops

For the second straight year Waverly wins the Class 1A boys title tying Cuba Hillcrest with 41 points. Baldwin takes second with 30 points and Williamsburg repeats in third with 40. Notable: Williamsburg’s Jackie Stiles ties for four races above 400 meters. Joseph Herron leads Waverly with wins in the 100 and 200 and a relay leg as teammate Russel Merrell contributes key points. Jenny Cook stars for Baldwin in hurdles and Baldwin sets a 3200 relay school record.

Baldwin Panthers Greg Mast Ichita Woisins State Waverly Williamsburg Cuba-Hillcrest Hillcrest Joseph Herron Joseph Russel Merrell Merrell Darrell Combes Jenny Cook Ted Zuzzio Jenny Ruthanne McCreary Becky Demarest Jamie Hayes Stacy Zuzzio Zuzzio Jeremy Harper Bulldogs Mike Hess Ingrid Ricke

Ottawa AA sweeps Baldwin in baseball twinbill

Legion AA of Ottawa dominated Baldwin with solid pitching and offense in 10-1 and 11-0 wins. Jeff Pelton no-hit the nightcap with 11 strikeouts after Andy Barnhart opened with a two-hitter. Ottawa improved to three straight wins, with multiple players contributing at least one hit in each game.

Aldwin American Legion AA Baldwin Ottawa Garnett Andy Barnhart Jeff Pelton Scott Earhart Rambhart Pelton Gary Erisman Josh Turner Jamie Drake Barnhart Louisburg Olathe South Osawatomie Harvey Drake

Royals rally past Tigers after late miscue in Kansas City

The Royals beat the Tigers 5 4 in 13 innings as a ninth inning miscue by Travis Fryman led to the tying run and Randy Veres surrendered a walk off single by Bip Roberts. Detroit trails stretch to 11 losses. Justin Thompson debuted strongly before the collapse.

Ansas City Travis Fryman Tom Goodwin Tigers Kansas City Royals Randy Veres Detroit Sal Fasano Bip Roberts Buddy Bell Justin Thompson Triple-A Toledo Thompson Richie Lewis Joe Randa Lewis Mike Macfarlane David Howard Chris Stynes Chris Gomez Howard

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