OU cross country tests road at Pomona Lake invite
Ottawa University cross country tuned up for the KCAC meet at Pomona Lake. The OU men placed fourth with 94 points and the women third with 84. Adam Winkler was runner up in the Pomona Lake 5K, clocking 27 48. Rinehart led improving efforts with 13th at 29 30. Coach Wren praised the team as the women near conference action with hopes for three all conference runners.
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Pomona Hosts State Babe Ruth Tournament for Cal Ripken Age Groups
Pomona will host the Cal Ripken 10 and under state tournament for 2003, with seven district champions converging in early July to crown a state champion and a Kansas representative for the seven state regional in Farmington Missouri. The event continues Pomona’s history of hosting district tournaments and introduces a new eight-age level tournament trail beginning with 11-year-olds, reflecting the state board’s initiative to expand the program across divisions.
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Seven football deaths in two weeks raise questions
Associated Press reports seven football deaths in two weeks prompt caution. Will Benson, 17, at St. Stephen’s Episcopal School Austin Texas, died after a cerebral hemorrhage six days after a game. Other deaths occurred in Texas Michigan New Jersey Illinois and a college freshman in Michigan.
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Sprewell suspended as Knicks banishes star player
Latrell Sprewell faces a one game suspension and banishment from the Knicks amid a widening dispute with team management. He has already been fined 250000 and is sued a newspaper over coverage while criticizing general manager Scott Layden.
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Drought dries up pheasants in Nebraska
Severe drought is blamed for a 14 percent drop in Nebraska pheasant populations, just as the state's hunting season opens. Biologists and rural mail carriers note habitat loss and drought damaged nesting areas, though hunters may still reach similar yearly kills around 350,000. Richard Nelson of the Game and Parks Commission cites historic highs and current hardship.
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