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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1995
Page
2
Cross country events list Ottawa against St Thomas at JCCC Saturday 8 am. Football QU-MANC scrimmage scheduled at Cook Field 10 am. Volleyball OHS JV travels to DeSoto 5 pm with OHS freshmen match at Lawrence 5 pm.
The Ottawa Women’s Golf Association tees off at 8 30 a m Tuesday with pairings including Francis Warnack Jan Keaton D South Zandra Way mire Kay Shaughnessy Mary Ellen Woody Rosalie Osburn Jean Artinger Rev Grabham Susan Wassmer Linda Seitz Gypsy Badders Pat Wiggins Mary Lou Sheldon Eloise Killough Liz Moherman Clarice Dengel.
New ORC youth offerings cover 3 year olds with Tuesday sessions from 10 15 to 1 00 costing 12 for five weeks and social and physical skill aims. Karate for ages eight up starts Tuesdays and Thursdays with eight classes monthly, forms due at ORC to avoid exclusion. Youth soccer instructional sessions run Saturdays on specific dates, pal softball and volleyball leagues require rule pickup, water aerobics on Saturdays with a 12.50 for ten visits or 20 for twenty, registrations at ORC office or call 242 1939.
Week schedule lists Cincinnati at Indianapolis noon Cleveland at New England noon Houston at Jacksonville noon Casoling at Atlanta noon San Francisco at New Orleans noon Tampa Bay at Philadelphia noon St Louis at Green Bay noon Detroit at Pittsburgh noon New York Jets at Miami 3 pm San Diego at Oakland 3 pm Kansas City at Seattle 3 pm Arizona at Washington 3 pm Minnesota at Chicago 3 pm Buffalo at Denver 7 pm Dallas at New York Giants 3 pm
Sweden's Bjorkman defeats Jones, Pull Hill's Jones in men singles 6 4 6 4 6 3. Natasha Zvereva defeats Ann Grossman 6 4 7 6 5 in women third round. Steffi Graf wins over Nathalie Tauzia 6 3 6 2.
AL City stayed ahead of Texas in the wild card race as Tom Gordon earned his third win against the Rangers this year. Gary Gaetti drove in two, Johnny Damon homered, and Kansas City won 5-2, their sixth straight, while Texas dropped a fifth straight defeat. Bob Boone praised Gordon’s performance as Kansas City built a 1-0 lead on Gaetti’s early runs and pulled off a double steal in the fifth. Tewksbury gave up 10 hits over six innings, and Oates insisted the wild-card race will hinge on the final days of October. The Royals also announced community and lineup milestones tied to a Mantle Foundation donation and a 100th new lineup in 114 games.
Wellsville Eagles dominate both sides of the ball to beat Baldwin 28-0 in the season opener. Running back Danny Gray rushed for 70 yards with two touchdowns, while Kyle Deterding connected on 7 of 18 passes as the defense held Baldwin to zero completions and 0 points through the game.
Seaman Vikings, ranked fifth in Class 5A, defeated Ottawa Cyclones 45 14 at Don Pierce Field. Ottawa struggled with Seaman’s wishbone attack, gaining little through the air as Mavity went four of 21 with three interceptions. The Vikings rushed 236 yards on 40 carries and silenced Ottawa receivers Pelton and Fuller. Continued on page 2.
In Kansas City versus Seattle, Chiefs coach Marty Schottenheimer and Seahawks coach Dennis Erickson test a high level chess game. Warren lines up as receiver at times while Seattle expands with three receivers or tight ends to create mismatches. Warren’s speed and routes challenge defensive coverages as Seattle aims to spread the field and strike quickly to Warren.
Pete Sampras delivered a dominant 6 1 6 4 6 3 win over Jaime Yzaga in 92 minutes, firing 16 aces and 130 mph serves. He controlled both baseline and net play, with three aces in one game and rapid-fire serves that drew gasps from the crowd. Sampras said he sought revenge after last year’s upset and played aggressively from the first point.
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