Local High School Volleyball and Cross Country Schedule
Baldwin at Anderson County Central Heights quad features Lyndon at Olpe MdCV at Lebo Ottawa SM Miege Pomona at Yates Center Wellsville at Louisburg Williamsburg at Neodesha Ottawa JV at Atchison Wednesday Cross country Ottawa at KC Turner 4 p.m. Ottawa vs McPherson at Wilson Field House 7 p.m. Adult volleyball leagues include Wedge Power Ottawa Middle School 6:30 p.m. Outer Side vs Servatius 7:20 p.m. Six Pack vs Bones 8:10 p.m. Five teams posted results with Six Pack 13-2 top standings. The Outer Side 9-6, Bones 4-11, Servatius 1-8. Womens Silver league games 6:30 p.m. Peoples Bank vs Hurricanes 7:20 p.m. Tigerrs vs Sunburst. Sacred Heart swept Wild Ones 3-0. Hurricanes beat Friends. Sunburst beat ORV. Solar events listed with unclear fragments.
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Baldwin
Anderson County
Central Heights
Lyndon
Olpe
Mdcv
Lebo
Ottawa SM
Miege Pomona
Yates Center
Wellsville
Louisburg
Williamsburg
Neodesha
Ottawa JV
Atchison
Ottawa
KC Turner
McPherson
Wilson Field House
Ottawa Middle School
Servatius
Six Pack
Bones
Peoples Bank
Hurricanes
Wild Ones
Friends
ORV
Sacred Heart
Tigerrs
Sunburst
ORW
Tigers
Baseball coaching changes and roster moves list
Monday sports transactions report resignations and appointments in MLB and NBA. Hou Astros announce Ben Hines resignation and Steve Henderson named hitting coach. Los Angeles designate Jim Gott, name McDowell. Boston Celtics name Jon Jennings director of basketball development. Cleveland names Sidney Lowe assistant coach. Seattle signs Sam Crawford and Carl Thomas guards and Nate Higgs forward. NFL Bengals suspend Mike Prior three weeks without pay. Cowboys waive Robert Wilson.
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Houston Astros
Ben Hines
Steve Henderson
LOS Angeles
Jim Gott
McDowell
Boston Celtics
Jon Jennings
Cleveland
Sidney Lowe
Seattle Supersonics
Sam Crawford
Carl ‘Thomas
Nate Higgs
NASA poll Rec' Pts 1 PacLuth to 25 Cumberle,Ken
The NASA poll ranking lists 25 teams with points totals from 400 for PacLuth to 27 for Cumberle,Ken. Names include Hardin-Simons Westminster Trinity JH Linfield Evangel Hastings Mind St N D Cent Wash Northwestern Tiffin Baker Cumberle Tn West Wash McValley Clinch Valley Mary N D Bethany Tusculum Mary Eureka Peru St Union DickinsnSt Cumberle Ken with varying records 0-4 wins.
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PacLuth
Hardin-Simons
Westminster
Trinity JH
Linfield
Ore
Evangel,Mo
Hastings
Neb
Mind St.n.d
Cent. Wash
Northwestern
Tiffin
Ohio
Baker
Kan
Cumberle
West Wash
McValley
Clinch Valley
Mary
N.D
Bethany
Tusculum
Sioux Fall
S.D
Eureka
Peru St
Union
Ken
DickinsnSt
Profit and Loss in College Sports Reveals Winners and Losers
The report lists profits and losses across college sports. Foosball shows a $106 million profit while men's basketball posts $1 million profit. Other men's sports incur $558 million loss, and Iota sports lose $74 million. Data attributed to the 53 men ne af xols Football Assn.
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Foosball
Iota Sports
Menne Af Xols
Pomona Indians Break Losing Streak with 47-20 Win
Pomona earns its first win since 1992 by routing Pleasanton 47-20 as Ed Ramsey’s program shows renewed resolve. Senior Aaron Defenbaugh rushes for 191 yards while Pomona unites in a second half rally, turning a 20-6 deficit into a 20-20 tie and decisive tale.
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Greg Mast
Omona
Prisiers
Pomona
Mike Folks
Darren
Ramsey
Indians
Pleasanton
Aaron Defenbaugh
Royals CEO David Glass on players strike revenue share
Kansas City boss David Glass says the baseball lockout hinges on players’ share of league revenue. He notes no discussion has occurred on the point and cites about 2 billion dollars in annual industry revenue. He also expects spring training to open on time despite the dispute.
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ANSAS_ CITY
Kansas City Royals
David Glass
Associated Press
Glass
Royals
Wal- Mart Stories Inc
OMS squads sweep Emporia in home volleyball rout
Ottawa Middle School teams defeated Emporia on Monday. The eighth grade won 15-10 and 15-10 led by Erin McMillen with eight service points and Lisa Wells with five. season record 11-3. The seventh grade won 9-15, 15-11, 15-10 led by Sara Ball with 15 service points and Jessie Nichols with five. season record 6-].
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Ottawa
Emporia
Whirlwinds
Erin McMillen
Lisa Wells
Sara Ball
Jessie Nichols
Waverly Wins Lyndon Tournament Title
Waverly finished 3-1 to capture the Lyndon tourney with wins over Osage City Olpe and Jeff County North after a close loss to Lyndon. Beth Williams led with 52 kills, while coach Jerry Rice cited lapses against Lyndon as a factor in the setback. Waverly's season record moved to 16-3, with two losses to Lyndon.
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Lyndon — Waverly
Waverly
Lyndon
Bulldogs
Osage City
Olpe
Jeff County North
Jerry Rice
Williamsburg Panthers top Pomona in JV clash 18 8
Williamsburg edged Pomona 18 8 in a rare JV matchup played as a varsity schedule due to low rosters. Panthers scorers were Eric Gomez on a 12 yard run John Dixon on a 12 yard TD pass from Charlie Fisher and Justin Smith with a 1 yard rushing score.
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Williamsburg
Pomona
Panthers
Eric Gomez
John Dixon
Charlie Fisher
Justin Smith
Ottawa Freshmen Volleyball Season Cleared by Three Match Night
Ottawa High School freshmen volleyball closed their season at 25-9 after facing St. Thomas Aquinas Olathe South and Blue Valley Northwest. Brooke Waldron led in service points with 22 including three aces while Jennifer Fenton tops with 10 kills and three blocks. Erika Frazier added five service points and an ace against Olathe South. The freshman B team concludes Thursday at Sante Fe Trail.
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Ralph Young
Ottawa
Molly Denton
Cyclones
Blue Valley Northwest
Olathe
Ottawa High School
St. Thomas Aquinas
Olathe South
Brooke Waldron
Jennifer Fenton
Aquinas
Amie Sheffield
Teresa Baker
Melissa Lewis
Missy Reimer
Mindy Carlson
Erika Frazier
Sante Fe Trail
Eagles JV routs Bulldogs in 49-6 victory
Wellsville’s junior varsity dominated Anderson County with six players scoring as the Eagles built a 21-0 lead after the first quarter and rolled to a 49-6 win. Key plays included a 25-yard touchdown pass from Justin Oshel to Russ Dwyer and a 72-yard pass to Bryan Dorsey, plus five turnovers forced by the defense.
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Wellsville
Eagles
Anderson County
Russ Dwyer
Justin Oshel
Larabe Hindersliter
Bryan Dorsey
Oshel
Hindersiter
Chad Green
Shawn Randall
Derrick Carpenter
Ira Speer
Tom Clingerman
Johnny Gould
Jon Bowen
McRae says he would consider offers but prefers hitting coach role
Former Kansas City Royals manager Hal McRae, 49, says he would consider offers from clubs but would rather work as a hitting instructor. He notes he does not need a job but misses employment after being fired on September 15 and retiring as a player in 1987.
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Ansas City
Kansas City Royals
Hal McRae
McRae
Pittsburgh Pirates
Montreal Expos
Royals
John Wathan
Morton Wins Fifth Week in Herald Football Contest
Steve Morton edged a field of entries by correctly picking the most games and a tiebreaker. He misses one game and earns $20 while Annette Parker of Pomona takes second with two misses and $10. Dennis Katzer of Ottawa ties for third by exact tiebreaker points and wins $5. Several entrants failed to select a winning team in the tiebreaker.
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Steve Morton
Herald
Morton
Annette Parker
Pomona
Ottawa
Dennis Katzer
Vikes JV routs Central Heights 36 8 behind Imel passes
Josh Imel threw three touchdown passes to power the Vikings junior varsity to a 36 8 win at Central Heights. He connected twice with Brandon McGee on 49 and 35 yard strikes, D J Johnson caught a 7 yard pass, James Bruce added a 5 yard TD run, and Phillip Pearson scampered 45 yards for a score.
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Central Heights
Josh Imel
Vikings
Imel
Brandon McGee
D.J. Johnson
James Bruce
Phillip Pearson
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Bengals
Mike’ Prior
Dallas Cowboys
Robert Wilson
NASA
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Watkins
Ed Ramsey
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