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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1998

Page

11

Friday high school football schedule across several teams

Friday games start at 7 p.m. Anderson County visits Eudora, Gardner plays Baldwin, Central Heights hosts Marmaton Valley, Burlingame visits Lyndon, MdCV at Pomona, Wabaunsee at Osage City, Atchison at Ottawa, Waverly at West Elk, Louisburg at Wellsville, Hartford at Williamsburg. College volleyball Ottawa hosts Baker Invitational at 5 p.m. Saturday schedule includes William Jewell at Ottawa 1 30 p.m. and Baker at Southwestern 7 p.m., with Baldwin and Ottawa Baker invitational volleyball early. Cross country events feature Baldwin Wellsville Williamsburg at Wamego 10 a.m. and Bo Boucek Invitational Pomona Lake at 10 30 a.m.

Anderson County Eudora Ottawa Baker Baldwin Wellsville Williamsburg Wamego Bo Boucek Pomona Lake

Yankees Clinch Divison Title With 8-5 Win Over Toronto

The New York Yankees beat Toronto 8 to 5 to clinch the division as the American League East standings show New York atop with a strong lead. Upcoming Saturday games feature key matchups including Chicago at Cleveland and Toronto at New York.

Associated Press New York Boston Toronto Baltimore Tampa Bay Cleveland BO Chicago Kansas City Minnesota Detroit Anaheim Texas Seattle Oakland N.Y. Yankees Chicago White Sox Baldwin Cleveland Burba Sparks Mussina Florie Schourek Carpenter N.Y Yankees Wells Helling Santana Moyer Belcher Candietti Milton Atlanta Philadelphia Montreal Florida Houston St. Louis Milwaukee Cincinnati Pittsburgh San Diego San Francisco Los Angeles Colorado Arizona N.Y. Mets Chicago Cubs Pitsburgh Daal Parris Oliver Johnson Rogue Morgan Astacio Gardner Reed Vazquez Dessens Portugal Hernandez Neagle Mlicki Spencer

Big 12 slate highlights weekend college football matchups

Big 12 action features Missouri hosting Kansas in the 107th meeting for the Indian War Drum trophy as conference play opens. Kansas seeks rebound after a 38 28 loss to Oklahoma State while Missouri hopes to maintain edge in a tight series. Other fixtures include Iowa State at Iowa, Kansas State versus Northern Illinois, Colorado hosting Fresno State, and Texas at UCLA in regional telecasts.

Associated Press Missouri Jayhawks Tigers Kansas Oklahoma State ABC Harrison Hill Corby Jones Devin West Bowling Green Iowa State Iowa Darren Davis Cyclones Jared DeVries Kansas State Northern Illinois KSU Wildcats Indiana State Jeff Kelly Wildcat Colorado Fresno State Buffaloes Colorado State Mike Moschetti Darin Chiaverini Texas UCLA Bruins Longhorns Austin Richard Walton Ricky Williams

OU thrashes Bethel in season opening volleyball clash

Ottawa University won 15-10 5-15 15-9 15-12 at Wilson Field House to open the season, led by Emily Mader with 16 kills and eight aces. Freshmen Jenifer Wilson and Lora Brandt contributed, as OU blended 10 newcomers with seven returners in a balanced attack against Bethel.

Ottawa University Lady Braves Bethel Wilson Field House Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference Tracy Schmidt Ottawa Schmidt Colorado Springs Colo Emily Mader Lynn Turner Jennifer Wilson Jamie Kempfe Lora Brandt Emily Lady Threshers Mader Wilson Steve Morse

KSU names six to half Hall of Fame class

Kansas State University announces six former athletes plus Mitch Richmond to its Sports Hall of Fame. Mitch Richmond, Priscilla Gary Sweeney, Monk Edwards, Howard Shannon, Mike Evans, Kenny Harrison are honored for multi sport achievements and record feats spanning 1920s to 1980s. Several hold school records and all American honors across basketball, track, football, and baseball.

Manhattan Kan Mitch Richmond Kansas State University Richmond Lon Kruger Washington Wizards Priscilla Gary Sweeney Albert “Monk” Edwards Wildcats Howard Shannon Mike Evans Wildcat Kenny Harrison Harrison

Baldwin volleyball regroups after rough start

Tonganoxie The Baldwin Bulldogs recovered from a winless slate against Paola Hayden and Wellsville by winning two of three Thursday. They beat Bonner Springs 15-12 15-9 and Atchison 15-6 15-4, but lost to Tonganoxie 15-12 15-6. Baldwins coach Roger O’Neill cited improved emotions and said the team would be competitive after Saturday’s Baldwin Invitational.

Tonganoxie Baldwin Wellsville Bulldogs Paola Hayden Bonner Springs Atchison Roger O'Neill O’neill Pomona Eudora Perry- LeCompton Indians Perry LeCompton Cardinals Tabitha Allis Amanda Nitcher Misty Jamison Jayhawk- Linn West Franklin Williamsburg

Anderson County and Central Heights runners shine at Santa Fe Trail Invitational

In Santa Fe Trail Invitational action, Anderson County girls and Central Heights boys placed second. Julie Parker led AC girls with third place, while Anderson County boys finished fifth led by Robert Hayes at eighth. Central Heights girls place fifth with Jody Peine top 12, and Williamsburg’s Luke Rodina won the boys race in 18:12. All three schools head to the Allen County Invitational next Thursday.

Arrondale Anderson County Central Heights Williamsburg Bulldog Viking Luke Rodina Julie Parker Heather White Karen Cox Tabitha Adams Tara Lewis Sarah Waring Amy Kueser Robert Hayes Bulldogs Drew Byres Justin Roberts David Archer Charlie House Josh Bunnel Rodney Moyer Kaci Storlund Tiffanie Wallace Miranda Patton Chris Bennett Erik Sommer Jeremy Ball Brice Rockers Mike Sanders Danny Kueser Vikings John Schultz Kueser Shane Teter Tim Woodson Jesse Mull Jacob Walsh Josh Savage Justin Bones Jody Peine Kristen Kueser Melanie Lester Clarsin Cunningham Brook Sheperd Ashley Pollock B.J. Sawin Lucas Mauile Dereck Voliva Dustin Voliva Chris Segraves Tyler Smith Adam Bryant David Williams Kurtis Woolery Vincent Lickteig William Hill Jesse Falls

McGwire pauses homer streak in Cincinnati loss

Mark McGwire, after tying Barry Bonds NL single season walk record, went 0-for-3 with two walks as the Cardinals edged the Reds 8-7 at Cinergy Field. He failed to homer for consecutive games, his first such stretch since late August, before heading to Houston to chase No. 63. Reds starter Dennis Reyes surrendered No. 60 to McGwire earlier in the season.

St. Louis Cardinals Cincinnati Reds McGwire Cinergy Field Marge Schott St. Bernard Houston Reds Jack McKeon Dennis Reyes St. Louis

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