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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1998
Page
11
Friday sees Kansas Wesleyan face MidAmerica Nazarene at 6 p.m. and Ottawa meet Baker at 8 p.m. The Saturday slate has Kansas Wesleyan versus Baker at 6 p.m. and Ottawa against MidAmerica Nazarene at 8 p.m. The OU women travel to Avila for a 7 p.m. tip.
East Cincinnati defeated Rhode Island 70 to 53 while Connecticut beat Richmond 77 to 57. Lehigh edged Yale 79 to 66 and Syracuse won 74 to 56 over Coppin State. In the South, Alabama toppled Tennessee Tech 79 to 53 and Auburn outpaced Denton Florida 77 to 42. Clemson beat Western Carolina 82 to 56 and E Kentucky prevailed 99 to 97 over Belmont. George Southern defeated Jacksonville 65 to 54. Kentucky beat Mercer 82 to 57, Mississippi Valley State won 80 to 57 over Talladega, Southern Miss 57 over SW Louisiana 51, Tulane 85 to 39 over Prairie View. In the Midwest, Iowa 83 over Northern Iowa 67, Miami Ohio 68 over Tennessee 62, Michigan 62 over Detroit 55. Southwest action had Sam Houston State 78 over St. Edward’s 63, Texas A&M 67 over Stephen F. Austin 56, Texas Tech 87 over Texas-San Antonio 78. Far West saw Pepperdine 78 over Fresno State 71. Tournament action opened with Loyola Maryland 73 over Md. Baltimore County 61 in the Battle for Baltimore First Round. Exhibition score Tray St. 106 over Race Express 72.
Baltimore Orioles add five minor leaguers to pro rosters while Oakland and Arizona pursue several contracts. Other NL teams expand rosters, sell players, or release aids. Dolphins claim cornerback Ray Hill, and Nazarov of the Lightning is suspended seven games for a cross check on November 13.
Kansas State, ranked No. 2, leads 10-0 and aims to secure a Fiesta Bowl spot while Missouri, 7-3, eyes a conference title bid and its first win over Kansas State since 1981. Heisman hopeful Michael Bishop headlines a high scoring attack. Missouri seeks momentum after a loss to Texas A&M.
Kansas City veteran George Brett hopes for a clearer, expanded position with the Royals as new owner E. Miles Prentice III reshapes leadership. Brett, VP of baseball operations since 1993, desires input but not a general manager role, with two years left on his contract.
Kansas City closer Jeff Montgomery, named Royals pitcher of the year, said several teams have shown interest and offers for more money. He noted the Royals’ rebuilding and ownership situation. Montgomery turns 37 next January and hinted at preferring a closer role with a contender.
Ottawa University earned multiple all conference selections with Chris Battle, Michael Hull, Timon Marshall and Kris Roy on offense first team. Adam Wait and Jerry Berry led defense first team, while Brock Nessa, Brent Foland and others received second team or honorable mentions. Ottawa finished second in ECAC and No. 19 in final NALA poll.
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