Rutledge earns defensive player of the week honor
Fort Scott's Nathan Rutledge, a Wellsville alum, was named defensive player of the week after six tackles in the 34-3 loss to Northeastern Oklahoma. He made three solo and three assisted tackles, including a tackle for loss and a quarterback sack as Fort Scott prepares to face Independence at home Saturday.
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Correction Notice From The Herald About Wamega Invitational
An editor's error affected coverage of the Wamega Invitational. Pomona's Becks placed 18th as reported, with the Herald apologizing for any inconvenience caused by the misprint in Monday's edition.
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Pheasant numbers decline in drought year forecast
The Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks forecasts pheasants down statewide for 1997 due to spring drought and weak wheat crop, while quail numbers rise in most areas. Pheasant season runs Nov 9 to Jan 31 with a daily bag limit of four. quail season varies by zone with a daily limit of eight.
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AC girls win SFT meet at Santa Fe Trail
Anderson County High School girls claimed their first team title at the McBurney Invitational with Heather White second at 14 10, Julie Parker fifth 14 26, Melanie Parker 11th 15 09, Tammy Collins 12th 15 43, Brenda Long 15th 15 26, Kelly Riley 23rd 16 24, Miranda Patton 38th 17 13. Boys were led by Robert Hays 15th 20 11 and Ryan Bowman 23rd 21 31.
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Michigan State Football Placed on Four Years Probation
The NCAA found Michigan State violated recruiting benefits academic eligibility ethical conduct and institutional control. The four year probation began December 1 1995 and does not ban bowl games or television appearances.
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Big 12 aims to curb luster with top teams in play
Baylor coach Chuck Reedy says his team will face every foe’s best shot as the Big 12 remains strong with five teams in the top 25 including No 1 Nebraska. Oklahoma State’s Bob Simmons cautions that some teams may be starting slower than expected but the conference depth isn’t a disappointment.
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Engineers to issue duck blind permits at lake
The Corps of Engineers will offer drawing permits for duck hunters at the lake. Starting Saturday, a limited number of blinds will be available, with blinds assigned by drawing. Applications and maps for the waterfowl season permits will be provided, with the hunting season running from October 15 to January.
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Snyder wary as Big 12 faces tough nonconference slate
Kansas State coach Bill Snyder notes early season struggles of upcoming foes A&M Missouri and Iowa State while keeping a wait and see stance. He cautions against judging the league's strength too soon as all 10 teams play nonconference games this weekend including two against SEC schools and a road test for Nebraska at No. 17 Arizona State.
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