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Ottawa Herald in Ottawa, Kansas

29 Oct 1999

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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1999

Page

10

Saturday State Meet and College Football Schedule

Saturday high school cross country state meet at Wamego begins at 9 a.m. Ottawa visits Tabor at 2 30 p.m. Baker travels to Benedictine for Kansas college football. Associated Press score results list Thursday night games across Kansas with numerous winners and margins.

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Wamego Ottawa Tabor Baker Benedictine Kansas Associated Press Argonta Attica Ashland Fowler Atchison County Nemaha Valley Atwood St. Francis Augusta Circle Baileyville Bern Baldwin Spring Hill Belleville Beloit Bennington Emmanuel Christian Blue Valley North SM South Bluestem Neodesha Caldwell Central Burden Canton-Galva Inman Cedar Vale Dexter Chanute Parsons Chase Otis-Bison Chase County Yates Center Cheney Conway Springs Claflin Sterling Concordia Clay Center Council Grove Crest Gridley DeSoto Gardner-Edgerton Downs Lucas Luray el Dorado Rose Hill Ellis Victoria O Ellsworth Hoisington Erie Frontenac Eudora Tonganoxie Eureka Fredonia Fairfield Sedgwick Flinthills Hartford Garden Plain Moundridge Girard Iola Hillcrest Linn Hillsboro Herington Holton Atchison Hope Central Christian Hoxie Hill City Humboldt Ne-Arma Hutchinson Trinity Centre Immaculata Pleasant Ridge Ingalls Deerfield Jetmore Lewis KC Ward Basehor-Linwood Kensington Eastern Heights Kingman Halstead Kinsley Greensburg Labette County Columbus Lebo Waverly Lcots Holcomb LeRoy Hamilton Lincoln Osborne Little River Quivira Heights Louisburg Lyndon Marais Olpe Peabody Onaga Burlingame Osage City Northern Heights Osawatomie Prairie View Oskaloosa Mclouth Oswego Elk Valley Oxford Douglass Palco Morland Perry-Lecompton Lansing Pike Valley Wakefield Piper Sumner Academy Pittsburg-Colgan Uniontown Pratt Skyline Pretty Prairie Quinter la Crosse Ransom Garden Plains Riley County Minneapolis Riverton Galena Royal Valley Horton Russell Nickerson Sacred Heart Eu-Saline Scott City Goodland Sedan West Elk Smith Center Oberlin Smoky Valley Abilene South Barber South Haven South Gray Minneola Spearville
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Baseball transactions and leadership changes across MLB

Texas Rangers waived lefty Eric Gunderson and infielder Jon Shave. Chicago Cubs declined to exercise options on Benito Santiago and Jeff Blauser. Cincinnati Reds extended manager Jack McK oan for one year. Los Angeles Dodgers named Bob Daly as chairman and CEO and revealed a minority stake purchase pending MLB approval. Philadelphia Phillies claimed right hander Hideo Nomo off waivers from Milwaukee. Stockton Ports announced the resignation of Dan Chapman as vice president and general manager.

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Associated Press Texas Rangers Eric Gunderson Jon Shave Chicago Cubs Benito Santiago Jeff Blauser Cincinnati Reds Jack McKoan LOS Angeles Dodgers Bob Daly Philadelphia Phillies Hideo Nomo Milwaukee California Stockton Ports Dan Chapman
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Louisburg triumphs over Ottawa in wind affected showdown

In a clash of unbeatens under windy conditions, Louisburg edges Ottawa 21 15. Bowden scored on a 3 yard run while Brittingham caught a 27 yard TD pass as Louisburg built a late third quarter lead. Brownrigg surged for 79 yards and later added a 43 yard pass play to keep Ottawa within striking distance.

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Greg Mast Kansas Louisburg Ottawa Wildcats Jerod Brooks Phillip Bowden Jeremiah Brittingham Grant Hash Beeh Travis Brownrigg Cyclones Travis Joe Steward Boeh Brownrigg O — Brownrigg L— Neff Dunn O — Brooks L— Bowden L — Brittingham Hash Servatius J. Steward Nation Bowden Neff Newland Brittingham N. Steward Ron Bishop Wildcat Hammersmith Harmison W — Ferguson Kasten W — Boeger Burlington Anderson County Garnett Bulldogs Doering
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Pomona Advances To 3A Playoffs In District Clincher

Pomona Indians rally to a 24-8 district clincher over Jayhawk Linn at home, sealing their first playoff berth since 1987. Quarterback Billy Sunday led with a 30-yard field goal and two rushing touchdowns, while the defense forced seven turnovers to dominate the Jayhawks. Pomona (4-5) will host Erie (8-1) in bi district action.

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Pomona Cele Indians Jayhawk Linn Ed Ramsey Ramsey Erie Jayhawk-Linn Jayhawks Billy Sunday Justin Rand Josh Prochnow P — Rand Prochnow J — Kennedy Applegate Wellsville Central Heights Eagles Vikings Bill Oshel Eagle Josh Flett Flett Aaron Jamison Justin Montgomery Jamison
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Montana among 71 nominated for Hall of Fame

Joe Montana leads a 71-person slate for the Pro Football Hall of Fame, with 49ers linked to four Super Bowl titles and a 1994 retirement. Other nominees include Ronnie Lott, Sterling Sharpe, Charles Mann, Leonard Marshall, Steve McMichael, Karl Mecklenburg, and Howie Long. Finalists to be named mid January. inductees announced January 29.

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Canton Ohio Joe Montana San Francisco 49Ers NFL Montana 49Ers Charles Mann Leonard Marshall Steve McMichael Karl Mecklenburg Pro Football Hall of Fame Howie Long Lynn Swann Dave Wilcox
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Woodard returns to Kansas as Kansas coach joins staff

Lynette Woodard, a four time Kodak All American and Kansas career leader in points rebounds and steals, has joined the Kansas women's basketball staff as an assistant coach. Coach Marian Washington said Woodard brings high standards energy and valuable game knowledge uplifting the program. Guard Suzi Raymant noted Woodard's respected status and jersey retirement confirming her positive impact on the team.

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Allas Ionere Woodard Kansas Marian Washington Woodard Washington Lynette Woodard Kodak U.S Suzi Raymant Australia
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