Ottawa Univ men win Friends Invitational title in Wichita meet
Ottawa University men captured the Friends University Invitational with 24 points as six runners finished in the top 24. John Inglehart won in 27:29 over five miles, with Adam Winkler second and Micah Bray fourth. OU women finished third with 65 points, led by Sasha Lohr sixth and Sara Shay seventh as the team eyes improved conference standings.
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Wichita
Ottawa University
Friends University
Ottawa
Kirk Wren
John Inglehart
John
Wren
Wellsville
Adam Winkler
Micah Bray
Shane Meadors
Inglehart
Winkler
Bray
Aaron Jewell
Jonathan Ford
Luke Daling
Brett Rinehart
Steve Larson
Jeremy Davis
Jonathan Brown
Jonathan Kirtley
Ottawa University Lady Braves win third straight on the road
The Ottawa University women’s soccer team, after an 0-8 start, won three consecutive matches including a 3-1 victory over Sterling. Amber McGinnis Jennifer Gibbs and Brandy Shoemaker scored as Megan Hull assisted twice. The team, now 2-0 in the KCAC, prepares to play Friends midweek.
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Sterling
Ottawa University
Lady Braves
Ottawa
Amber McGinnis
Jennifer Gibbs
Brandy Shoemaker
Megan Hull
Hull
Ottawa High
Chiefs rout Redskins as Vermeil blasts Washington
Kansas City beat Washington 45-13 in Landover with a potent offense posting 546 yards. Priest Holmes totaled 225 yards, including 147 rushing and 78 receiving, with three touchdowns. Trent Green threw three TDs as the Chiefs rolled 28 points in the second quarter amid a porous Redskins defense.
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Vermeil
Chiefs
Washington
Kansas City
Priest Holmes
Holmes
Trent Green
Tony Gonzalez
Oklahoma Sooners survive shootout with Kansas State
Oklahoma barely hung on 38-37 as Nate Hubb absorbed pressure and threw for 283 yards. Antwone Savage caught two long TDs while coach Bill Snyder praised Roberson’s resiliency. Stoops bemoaned defensive lapses after a stamina strained, pass vulnerable afternoon.
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Norman
Okla
Mike Stoops
Oklahoma
Kansas State
Sooners
Josh Scobey
Eli Roberson
Stoops
Roberson
Wildcats
KSU
Bill Snyder
Ricky Lloyd
Michael Thompson
Terrance Simms
Dan Cody
Bob Stoops
Nate Hubl
Antwone Savage
Sterling Holds Off Ottawa In 14 3 Win At Home
Sterling defeated Ottawa 14-3 in a game marked by a blocked punt and a decisive first-half drive. Ottawa rallied late but stalled with 1:45 left as Salas was sacked on third down and the pass incomplete on fourth. Ottawa drops to 1-3 overall and 1-2 in conference play.
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Warrior
Sterling
C.J. Peters
Jones
Braves
Warriors
William Woods
Woods
Raul Salas
Nannie Booker
Salas
Timon Marshall
Brandon Morgan
Kansas Wesleyan
Baker Nips Graceland 24-21 in HAAC Thriller
Howard Verdell rushed 82 yards and two touchdowns to lift Baker past Graceland 24-21 in Heart of America Athletic Conference play. Baker (4-2, 3-2 HAAC) blocked a Yellowjackets field goal attempt as time expired in the fourth quarter for the win.
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Baker Nips Graceland
Athletic Conference
Baker
HAAC
Yellowjackets
Ottawa frosh finish fourth at Lawrence Central tourney
Ottawa High freshman volleyball went 3-2 to place fourth in the Lawrence Central Tournament. Standouts include Kelsey Studley with 14 kills and 24 service points, Mallory Geist 19 points, Jara Vance 16 points, Caitlin Smith 15 points, and Jennifer Dodd 11 points. The team, coached by Mike Kyriakos, closes the season at home.
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Lawrence
Ottawa High
Ottawa
Mike Kyriakos
Kelsey Studley
Mallory Geist
Jara Vance
Caitlin Smith
Jennifer Dodd
Stephanie Koberlein
Sadye Mages
Jenna Allegre
Ownership and Circulation Statement for Ottawa Herald 2001
The Ottawa Herald lists Jeanny Sharp as editor and publisher at 1415 Pine Court Ottawa Kansas 66067. Ottawa Herald Shareholders Inc operates the paper with Harris Enterprises Inc and affiliates' employees' profit sharing trust as owners. Daily net copies printed total 6997 with paid circulation of 5759 dealers carriers and counter sales 374 mail 264 and 0 unaccounted.
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U.S. Postal Service
Ottawa Herald
Ottawa
Kansas
Jeanny Sharp
Pine Court
Ottawa Herald Shareholders
Cedar
Harris Enterprises, Inc
Hutchinson, Kansas
Hutchinson
Keanny J. Shap
Notice of Hearing in Estate of Eugene Cearfoss Kansas
In the District Court of Franklin County Kansas a petition was filed May 30 2001 by Gary L Brangert heir devisee and executor requesting informal administration and admission of the will to probate Decedent Eugene L Cearfoss died July 26 1989 Objects to all persons to file written defenses by October 24 2001 at 1030 a m in Ottawa Franklin County Kansas hearing scheduled in court Respondent should appear or judgment will be entered.
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Gary L. Brangert
Eugene L. Cearfoss
Ottawa
Franklin County
Kansas
Notice of Suit Foreclosing Real Estate Mortgage in Franklin County
The State of Kansas notifies defendants and unknown heirs and creditors of a Petition filed in Franklin County District Court to foreclose a mortgage on 10 acres described as the SW quarter of Section 20 Township 15 South Range 18 East including 728 Thomas Road Pomona KS 66076. Respond by November 12, 2001. otherwise judgment will be entered. Debt collector information under FDCPA provided. Michael L. Zevitz listed with South & Associates PC as plaintiff’s attorney.
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Kansas
District Court
Franklin County
S.W
Section 20
Township 15
Thomas Road
Pomona
Michael L. Zevitz
South & Associates
Madison
Suite
Kansas City
Missouri
Attorney's For
Plaintiff
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