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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1994
Page
2
On Friday, games feature All Gallese against Anderson County at Baldwin, Pheasanton clashing Central Heights, and Howard Payrie meeting Ottawa at Cook Field, with kickoff times listed as 7:30 p.m. and 1:30 p.m. for the earlier contest.
Ottawa High School’s junior transfer Andy Lewis from Shawnee Mission Northwest has strengthened the Cyclones defense as a quick, powerful nose guard. Coach Ron Mann notes his intensity and fit within the defensive line alongside teammates Thad O Connor Gerald Trinkle and Chad Jackson. Lewis acknowledges penalties from a prior game but vows to stay low and quick against Paola, the Class 4A No. 2.
Wellsville midfielder? No. A Wellsville volleyball player posted 16 kills, two blocks, seven defensive digs and went 100 percent serving across two matches last week. Coach John Dowling called her aggressive from the back and the hitting leader, noting continued improvement and future potential.
McCU coach Thad Thurston praised the transfer from Lyndon for speed and open plays after 142 receiving yards and a touchdown. He contributed 15 tackles on defense as Wellsville and Anderson County players and area teams list several standouts including Jacob Speer Rhett Renound and others.
Andre Agassi advanced to the U.S. Open semifinals by defeating 13th seed Thomas Muster. Agassi, who has beaten three seeded players in the tournament, expressed confidence about his chances to win. Women's semifinals saw Graf and Novotna win, with Sanchez Vicario facing Sabatini in the other half.
An editor and photographer error led to misidentifying players in recent reports. Pomona's Mike Hoyt was mislisted as Jeff Hoyt with 10 tackles. A photo caption wrongly credited Jaylene Coughenhour. the correct action involved Jo Burgoon. The Herald apologizes for the confusion.
No. 1 Nebraska faces Texas Tech in an ESPN game at 7:00 p.m. after a 50-27 victory last year. Tommie Frazier aims for balance on the ground and through the air as Spike Dykes prepares his Red Raiders for the challenge. Osborne downplays polls despite the Huskers’ early-season success.
New York AP One day before the season is to be canceled players and owners hold a three hour meeting and expect talks to resume. Bud Selig warned the 1994 season could end if no agreement by Friday. Jerry McMorris John Harrington and Wendy Selig-Prieb attended the session with Chuck OConnor while Richard Ravitch was absent. Fehr invited a dinner for union aides but remained cautiously hopeful and less pessimistic than usual.
OMS middle school volleyball squads dominated Leavenworth West and Patton. The eighth grade won 15-8, 15-7 and 15-3,15-8 with Patty Zabloudil scoring 21 points and Erin McMillen 13. The seventh grade won 17-15,15-5 and 15-12,15-6 led by CariAnne Cuevas with 13 points. The eighth graders, 3-1, head to Pomona Monday. seventh graders, 2-0, visit Bonner Springs on Sept 20.
Appanoose junior high volleyball won two of three from Burlington. A team won 18-16 and 15-8 to move to 2-1. B team captured 16-14 and 15-4 in its season debut, while C team fell 15-0 and 15-4. Dana Nocero and Michelle Devin led A with 10 and 9 service points. Brittney Green and Laura Gilges topped B with eight and six points. Samantha Swank and Kristen Kiehl each scored two for C. Appanoose next faced Williamsburg at Waverly.
Central Heights Vikings showed jitters Tuesday night in a season opener, losing to Uniontown 15-8 12-15 15-6 and Williamsburg 15-2 15-8. Coach Jodi Grover cited serving and receiving issues, with Jackie Stottlemire leading the team with 16 kills and Mandy Lickteig posting 34 set assists. Junior varsity also dropped a tight split.
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