Baldwin Middle School Girls Basketball Sweeps Osawatomie
The Baldwin eighth graders won 38 to 9 led by Ashley Taul with 16 points and 11 steals and seven rebounds by Marti Kay Hess. The seventh graders won 41 to 14 with Kari Garrison scoring 10 and Emily Brown nine. Baldwin next played at Anderson County.
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Bishop Faces Test as Record-Setting Wildcats Seek Win
Kansas State quarterback Bishop, Bolstered by a 44 1 record as a starter and a string of records, leads the Wildcats in pursuit of a 45th win after a 9 0 start. Teammates praise his relentless drive, competitiveness, and impact on locker room confidence ahead of a pivotal game against Nebraska.
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Ottawa volleyball advances amid strong home support
Ottawa edges Bethany 3-1 as freshmen Brandt Moore and Owens contribute with blocks and points. Wilson Turner lead with 12 kills each while Kempfe and Mader add double digit slams. Schmidt lauds trio of freshmen and predicts a tough semifinal against Kansas Wesleyan and Bethel as ECAC title hopes rise.
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COF volleyball teams prep for state tournament in Lawrence
COF volleyball squads completed Area S play with the HA team placing fourth. Losses came against Emporia Three Lakes and Lake Mary with scores listed. IB went 1-2, beating Hartford, while CCF outlasted Lake Mary. State play set for November 20 in Lawrence. Storm football seeks sponsors for Oklahoma Challenge trip with contact numbers provided.
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Palmer signs 36 million deal with Tigers for five years
DETROIT AP The Detroit Tigers signed Dean Palmer to a 36 million five year contract as they aim to compete again and move into a new stadium in 2000. Palmer, 29, hit 34 homers and 119 RBIs for Kansas City this year and was acquired from Texas in 1997. Tigers GM Randy Smith said the signing signals the franchise is serious about rebuilding and attracting free agents like pitcher Todd Stottlemyre. Palmer preferred Detroit over Tampa Bay, citing the stadium move as a key factor.
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