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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1996

Page

6

Prep Football Scores Thursday Night Results Across Kansas

Wide slate of Thursday night games features Abilene, Andale, Ashland, Augusta, Belleville, Bonner Springs, Burrton, BV Northwest, Caney Valley, Cherryvale, Conway Springs, Craft, Ellinwood, Eureka, Haven, Hoxie, LeRoy, Marion, Meade, Olathe Christian, Paola, Pratt Skyline, Rock Creek, Sabetha, Santa Fe Trail, Sylvan, Tescott, Troy, Ulysses, Wabaunsee, and Williamsburg among many others with varied margins and multiple upsets. Waverly, Lyndon, and nearby districts note late comebacks and key scoring drives as playoff hopes loom.

Abilane Chapman Andale Kingman Ashland Fowler Atchison Jefferson Wast Augusta Fredonia Bailayville B&b Bern Baxter Springs Ne-Arma Beloit Belleville Bennington Wakefield Bonner Springs Tanganoxie Bucklin Fairfield Burrton Pretty Prairie Northwest SM West Randolph Hanover Caney Valley Erie Central Christian Cunningham Central Heights Jayhawk-Linn Centra Quivita Heights Chasa Co Madison Charryvale SE Cherokee Chetopa St. Paul Clifton-Clyde Washington Conway Springs Chenay Craft Gridley O Dighton Mess City Douglass Circle Effingham Nemaha Valley Elkhart Sublette Ellinwood St. John Eureka Bluestem Flinthills Haven Fort Scott Chanute Frankfort Valley Heights Frontenac Uniontown Garden Plain Oxford & Gardner-Edgerton de Soto & Garnett Osawatomis & Goodland Scott City Grinnell Cheylin Halstead Wichita Collegiate Houston Pawnes Lebo Olpe LeRoy Hamilton Midway Denton Little River Wilson Logan Northern Valley Louisburg Spring Hill Lyans Sterling Marois Das Cygnes Burlingame Marion Hesston Mclouth Immaculate Medicine Lodge Belle Plaine Morand Palco Moundridge Sedgwick Mulvane Clearwater Needesha Columbus Onaga Rossville Otis Bison LaCrosse Paola Baldwin Parsons Labetta Co Perry-Lecompton Council Grove Pitsburg-Colgan Marmaton Valley Pratt Skyline Stafford Remington Peabody Riley Co Rock Creek Riverton Galena Rolla Moscow & St. Gray Minneola Sabetha Marysville Santa Fe Trail Hayden Satanta Meade SE Saline Minneapolis Sedan W. Elk Sharon Springs Tribune Silver Lake Royal Valley SJ Bafon Olathe Christian O Smoky Valley Ellsworth Southwestern Heights Cimarron St Francis Atwood Stanton Co Syracuse & Stockton Plainville Sylvan Natoma Tescott Chase Tipton Downs Triplains Bazine Troy Highland Ulysses Hugoton Valley Center Maize Wabaunsee Mission Valley Waconda East Souther Cloud Wokeeney Hoisington Wamago Horton Woatheng Waverly Lyndon Wellington Rose Hill Wellsville Pomona Wichita Southeast Wichita South Williamsburg Hartford Yates Center Humboldt

Big 12 coaches plot running styles in first media day

Texas coach Tom Penders favors a fast pace while Oklahoma State’s Eddie Sutton vows to slow opponents. Leaders expect a strong, varied league after a merger of the Big Eight and SWC, with distinct styles and high competition across Texas and non Texas schools.

Ansas City Texas Tom Penders Oklahoma State Eddie Sutton Gallagher-Iba Longhorns Columbia Penders Baylor Texas A&m Texas Tech Nebraska Danny Nee Colorado Ricardo Patton Kansas Iowa State Missouri Oklahoma Kansas State Brian Skinner Harry Miller

Cyclones seek lift from home crowd in tough Big 12 clash

Iowa State hosts Kansas hoping to end a three game slide after blowout losses to Oklahoma State and Baylor. Coach Dan McCarney cites home atmosphere and cooler 40 degree weather as a tonic while Kansas seeks a rebound after three straight defeats and a suspension affecting key players. Troy Davis leads national rushing and scoring as Henley aims to return for Kansas.

MES Iowa Iowa State Cyclones Kansas Oklahoma State Baylor Ames Dan McCarney McCarney Jayhawks Mason Gaddie Lawrence Lincoln Henley Troy Davis Henley i

Phenom wins top AP award for 21-year-old Rodriguez

Alex Rodriguez, age 21, was named The Associated Press player of the year after a breakout season with the Mariners. He led the majors with a .358 average, 36 home runs, and 123 RBIs, and set modern marks for shortstops in hits, extra-base hits, and runs scored with 141. Rodriguez collected 103 votes from a nationwide panel.

NEW York Alex Rodriguez Rodriguez Seattle Associated Press Mariners

Johnson to start against Chiefs

EDEN PRAIRIE Minn AP Brad Johnson named the starting quarterback for the Minnesota Vikings against Kansas City on Sunday. Coach Dennis Green said Johnson will likely make his second career start as Warren Moon struggles with ankle mobility after Monday’s loss to Chicago. Moon will be No 2 quarterback.

Eden Prairie Minn Brad Johnson Minnesota Vikings Kansas City Dennis Green Johnson Warren Moon Chicago Moon Green Vikings Minnesota Atlanta

Colorado's Detmer to start if healthy at Missouri

Colorado coach Rick Neuheisel faces a quarterback decision for the Missouri game with Roy Detmer nursing a concussion and John Hessler ready to start if needed. Hessler, who had only 20 snaps before rallying a 28-24 win over Texas, could fill in if Detmer is not cleared. The coach emphasized safety and confidence in a capable backup.

Fulton Winterscheidt L — Fulton Herron Combes L—Wagner Williamsburg Hartford Panthers Panther Chuck Lee Driver Evans John Dixon Dixon Crump Garrett Stroud Lee Adam McEwen Bud O'Neill Texas Missouri Tony Barone Texas A&m Texas Tech James Dickey Columbia Roy Detmer John Hessler Colorado Rick Neuheisel Detmer Hessler Buffaloes Neuheisel

Ottawa runners eye top competition after regionals win

Ottawa cross country athletes press a new focus as they prepare for 4A state against Wamego Clay Center and Baldwin. The girls aim for the state title after moving to No 2 in 4A behind defending champion Wamego while noting Shawnee Mission East refusal. Team packing and closing gaps emerge as the key strategy, with seniors emphasizing collective triumph over individual glory.

Ottawa Girls Wamego Clay Center Baldwin Shawnee Mission East Kornhaus Duran

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