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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1995
Page
2
College volleyball results and schedules show Southwestern at Ottatwa and Ottawa at Rockhurst with match times around 4 pm. The item notes continuation into weekend coverage and local broadcasting details for the World Series with Atlanta leading 2 0 over Cleveland after two games.
Fragmentary text lists a football poll with points and positions. Reads like Uwenwashat at 60 0, 419 1, KalWeseyade 25, Curtiberland 2 0 4.
American League notes Yankees name Bob Watson general manager. Montreal Expos sign Denis Boucher Tony Barron and Julian Yan to minor league deals. New York Mets announce Toby Harrah and staff back to Norfolk and Binghamton. Appalachian and South Atlantic leagues see managers reassigned. Vikings sign Jack Del Rio to two year extension. Eagles waive Troy Drake and James Saxon. Hockey updates include Buffalo Sabres signing Curtis Brown, Moose Jaw. Wayne Primeau to Owen Sound. Rangers recall Darrey Langdon. Senators recall Bob Gaudreau.
Ottawa High School cross country teams eye a strong mindset as they head to Saturday's Class 5A state meet at Lawrence Rim Rock Farm. The boys qualified third at regionals, the girls placed fourth to reach state for the first time since the 1980s. Coach Chris Kornhaus emphasizes preparation, attacking the tough Rim Rock Farm course, and avoiding complacency as both squads face stacked competition from Miege Aquinas Carroll and Winfield.
Kansas City improved to seven wins in eight games with a 21-7 victory at Mile High as coach Marty Schottenheimer praised the team for overcoming halftime woes and rough weather. Cornerback Dale Carter intercepted twice and Elway struggled with handling in the wet cold.
Cleveland trails 0-2 in the World Series after two one run losses in Atlanta. Charles Nagy starts Game 3 against John Smoltz as Cleveland, led by Albert Belle and Carlos Baerga, fights to revive a sputtering offense that has produced just seven singles and one homer while struggling at the plate. Willie Mays era memories loom as Hall of Famer Bob Lemon reflects on a similar fate in 1954.
Kansas deer breeding season in mid October raises highway risk as deer cross roads near ravines and wooded gaps. About 10 percent of 1994 crashes involved deer. motorists are urged to heed deer crossing signs and travel lanes. Kansas recorded 2,110 traffic fatalities in the last five years, three involving deer.
Bills coach Elijah Pitts endured a tough debut as Marv Levy recuperated from surgery. Bills running back Thurman Thomas left early and receiver Andre Reed was out which hampered the offense. Curtis Martin ran 127 yards and a TD for New England while Drew Bledsoe threw 262 yards to snap Buffalo's five game run.
Nebraska remains the top team in the nation as it overwhelms Kansas State 49 25. Tommie Frazier blends passing with the option to cap a win that keeps the defending champions firmly in Lincoln and fuels Heisman chatter while Kansas State ponders what went wrong.
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