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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 2000

Page

5

Yankees take 2-0 lead as Clemens battles Piazza

In a tense World Series Game 2, Roger Clemens threw eight shutout innings to help the Yankees beat the Mets 6-5 after a dramatic ninth inning rally. Piazza and teammates challenged the incident with the bat, while Rivera sealed the win with two outs in the final frame.

NEW York New York Mets Roger Clemens Mike Piazza Yankees Mets Clemens Piazza Bobby Valentine Valentine Jeff Nelson Jay Payton Mariano Rivera Rivera Kurt Abbott

Ottawa Braves rally to beat Bethel 50-38 in high scoring clash

Ottawa, ranked 13th, stays unbeaten in conference at 6-0 after a 50-38 win over Bethel. Nannie Booker sprinted 70 yards for a TD, Linden, Bilbo and Alexander connected on key plays, and Bethel QB Martens passed for 259 yards despite the loss.

Ers Creighton Linden Bethel Ottawa Nannie Booker Booker Thresher Chris Rice Danny Johnson Jay Bilbo Bilbo Day Alexander Lamoreaux Braves Blake Ackerman Brent Martens Martens Threshers Salas McPherson Berganza O—Thomas Rico Alexander OQ Lamoreaux B- Lerma Berganzo Stewart Thomas Epperly Walter Saltzman Bergenza Garcia Butcher Lerma Thimm Ward Westhoff Pagoyo

Baldwin boys dominate state cross country race

Baldwin junior Matt Noonan won the 3.1 mile race in 16 55 state meet. Teammates Eric Black Brayton Gladhart Glen Stansbury and Jonathan Strong joined top 10. Anderson County qualified second led by freshman David Cox. Ottawa's Stephen Levins also advanced. State meet set for Saturday at Wamego.

Baldwin Noonan Erica Ogle Kayla Pringle Michelle Pressgrove Spielman Pringle Pressgrove Matt Noonan Eric Black Brayton Gladhart Glen Stansbury Jonathan Strong Anderson County David Cox Jerry Howarter Howarter Ottawa Stephen Levins Kornhaus Wamego

Pomona runners place across regional meet standings

Pomona boys finish fifth with 118 points led by A J Worthington 29th and Corey Robinson 34th while Dan Humphrey 36th and Zach Wesen 48th also scored. Coach Ned Parker praised the team as the girls ended their season with Brandi Soper 22nd and Megan Adamson 23rd leading a 22nd to 33rd spread.

Pomona A.J. Worthington Corey Robinson Dan Humphrey Chris Brundage Zach Wesen Levi Bradley Ned Parker Parker Brandi Soper Megan Adamson Imogene Crane Ashley Goyer Brittney Green Denise Cummings Ashley Arn

Eagles and Vikings show potential after tough season

Jami Ryan led the Vikings with nine kills and six blocks while Mandi Cox and Melanie Lester added key plays. Coach Brown praised the team's class and pride as Pomona struggles in 2000 but lays a foundation for a brighter future with young players and experience.

Jami Ryan Vikings Mandi Cox Jayhawk-Linn Melanie Lester Wellsville Brown Pomona Indians Lisa Brookover

Chiefs strike quickly to derail Rams undefeated bid

Kansas City Chiefs upset the St. Louis Rams 54 34 as Kurt Warner exited with a broken finger and Marshall Faulk hobbled through the game The Rams had led 20 0 early but the Chiefs surged in the second half with Trent Green and Warren Moon providing steady play while Rams coach Mike Martz faced defensive concerns and sought help from Bud Carson to analyze upcoming opponents

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Huskers and Sooners renew big rivalry in Big 12

Nebraska ranked No 1 and Oklahoma No 3 square off as unbeaten powers in a marquee Big 12 clash at Norman. The Sooners had a bye after a 41-31 win at Iowa State while Nebraska routed Baylor 59-0, reviving memories of classic 1970s and 1980s showdowns and hinting at a potential KC championship preview.

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