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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 2003
Page
9
Tuesday schedule lists William Jewell visiting Ottawa for a 7:30 p.m. game. Thursday brings Ottawa at Central Methodist with a 6 p.m. start.
On Tuesday Lafayette visits Georgia Tech at 6 p.m. and Davidson plays Texas Tech at 8 p.m. ESPN carries the college games. NHL features Anaheim at Colorado at 7 p.m. ESPN2.
Baseball moves include Danys Baez outrighted to Buffalo and Andy Fox signed to a minor league deal. Jose Vizcaino agreed to a one year Astros contract. NBA reduced Maurice Taylor’s suspension and San Antonio signed Sean Marks while waiving Shane Heal. NFL moved McCord to IR, Lions placed Scotty Anderson on IR, Kircus and Orr added. Jets placed Jon McGraw on IR, Evans added. NHL Sabres activated Jochen Hecht, Botterill waived, Hurricanes announced Jeff Daniels’ retirement, Blackhawks assigned Vorobiev, Avalanche recalled Steve Moore, Stars acquired Klemm and draft picks, Misttinen sent to Utah.
Kansas City falls 24 to 19 at Cincinnati as Vic tory Monday breaks for the first time all year. Chiefs endure a tough loss, with Eric Hicks and Willie Roaf urging focus for Oakland and the remaining AFC path.
Alex Rodriguez won the AL MVP while the Rangers lingered near the bottom. Texas explored trades, saying he remains likely to stay, though several clubs were interested in absorbing his 179 million remaining on a 10 year deal. Rodriguez noted conversations occurred but no deal, while GM John Hart protected ongoing options.
Ottawa University sponsors a fan bus for the football playoff at Northwestern Iowa in Orange City. The 9 1 team travels Saturday with a 1 p m kickoff. The trip departs Wilson Field House at 6 a m and returns after the game. OU officials say students and fans are welcome with no charge.
Missouri faces No. 19 Kansas State with a chance to clinch a Big 12 title game berth and end a 37‑year wait for a conference championship. Players stress focus on this game as coach Gary Pinkel urges attention to present goals rather than past disappointments.
Judy Flax ends a four-decade football vigil as her youngest son Tom finishes his college game for Kansas Wesleyan University. The longtime spectator began following her husband Gene Flax’s coaching at Thomas More Prep in 1980 and has watched eight of his sons play football, a family pastime that spanned generations.
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