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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1995

Page

8

Royals beat Angels again as late surge falls short

Royals toppled the Angels in a 7 6 contest after a slow start season high scoring lull. Shawn Boskie surrendered six runs in the first inning of Saturday’s game, while Mark Langston allowed seven runs on three homers in 4 1 3 innings Sunday, sealing back to back losses.

Royals Shawn Boskie Mark Langston

Eagles JV Takes Fourth in Tourney At Louisburg

Wellsville high school volleyball wrapped a busy weekend with the JV and freshmen entering tournaments. The JV finished 2-3 for fourth place, beating Paola and Prairie View while losing to Olathe South, Blue Valley and Louisburg. Freshmen went 2-1, while the freshmen B squad went 1-2, with wins over Spring and Baldwin and a B win over Spring Hill.

Louisburg Wellsville Paola Prairie View Olathe South Blue Valley Spring Baldwin Spring Hill

Nebraska rolls past Arizona State as Big Eight doles out results

No. 2 Nebraska routed Arizona State 77 28 in its home opener while Texas Tech beat Missouri 44 14 in Lubbock. Colorado’s Roy Detmer threw for 426 yards and four TDs as Colorado crushed Northeast Louisiana. Iowa beat Iowa State 27 10, Oklahoma edged SMU 24 10, and Oklahoma State topped Southwest Missouri 35 10. Missouri coach Larry Smith vows offensive changes after a 2 1 start. Nebraska faces Pacific next. Colorado hosts Texas A&M. Oklahoma hosts North Texas. Northeast Louisiana at Missouri. Kansas hosts Houston. Oklahoma State visits Wyoming. Kansas State hosts Akron. Town State hosts UNLV.

Ansas City Missouri Tigers Nebraska Tom Osborne Lawrence Phillips Texas Tech Lubbock Arizona State Iowa State Iowa Colorado Northeast Louisiana Oklahoma SMU Oklahoma State Southwest Missouri Cornhuskers Phillips Osborne Miami Tommie Frazier Roy Detmer Detmer Hawkeyes Cyclones Sedrick Shaw Brock Olivo Larry Smith Pacific Texas A&m North Texas Kansas Houston Wyoming Kansas State Akron Town State UNLV

Gorillas edge Central Missouri State in 37-16 win

Pittsburg State, ranked No. 10, used a 23-point fourth quarter led by Ed Fairchild with 171 rushing yards and three touchdowns to beat Central Missouri State 37-16. Coach Chuck Broyles called it a win despite a muted celebration. Betsy Bethany and other Kansas teams posted varied scores across ECAC action.

Associated Press Pittsburg State Central Missouri State Chuck Broyles Kansas Bethany Tabor Concordia Sterling Wesleyan Bethel Emporia State Missouri Souther Missouri Western Washburn Central Oklahoma Ft. Hays Hillsboro Jorge Munoz Munoz Rob Thomas Greg Korstrom Craig Ernstmeyer Frank Wilson Todd Puck

OU rallies to beat Southwestern on late stand

Pyles spark OU with defensive stand as the Sooners stop the Moundbuilders on third and long. OU trailed 14-0 but rallied to win on the road, with Sasser held to 142 yards and Ficken connecting for a 7 yard TD pass late in the second quarter. QU improves to 2-0 under coach Dallas as they prepare to host Sterling at Cook Field.

Southwestern Moundbuilders Mark Sasser Ficken Matt Peek Dallas Braves Sterling Cook Field

Pomona Volleyball Sweeps Eudora and Perry LeCompton

Pomona Indians dominate in wins over Eudora 15-2 15-9 and Perry LeCompton 15-11 15-8. Senior Amy Hoffsommer leads with 2 kills and 3 blocks, while Nicole Krambeer and Amy Robbins add five kills each. Brim praises performance after week of competition. Pomona improves to 5-1 and heads to Gridley Tuesday.

Perry Pomona Indians Eudora Perry LeCompton Shelee Brim Williamsburg Amy Hoffsommer Lee Fluker Nicole Krambeer Amy Robbins April Robinson Stephanie Wiscombe Brandy Wagoner Gridley

Baldwin girls seventh at Jayhawk Invitational cross country

Baldwin's girls finish seventh as a team at the Jayhawk Invitational in Lawrence led by Stacy Zuzzio in 18th place at 20 33. Other Baldwins include Jamie Hayes 44th 21 44 and Jessica Gillispie 47th 21 46 with multiple JV race placements. Baldwin boys saw David Pressgrove top the team in 47th at 17 34 and others at 18 01 to 19 37 while JV results and JVC race also noted.

Lawrence Baldwin David Pressgrove Jamie Gatz Jon Boyd Mike Thomas Brian Adams Michael Curran Nick McCune Stacy Zuzzio Jamie Hayes Jessica Gillispie Amelia Gladhart

Ottawa Cyclones roll as Mindy Brown leads two wins

OHS beat Erie and Ottawa in two matches with balanced scoring. Mindy Brown scored seven versus Baxter Springs and 10 against Erie, while Perry reached 11 against Parsons and nine against Chanute. Ottawa improved to 11-1, with only loss to Topeka Hayden, before a gap week and next games versus Miege and Ward on Sept. 26.

Beets Ottawa St. Paul Pittsburg Mindy Brown Baxter Springs Erie Perry Parsons Chanute van Leeuwen Topeka Hayden Cyclones Miege Ward

Vikings blank Jayhawks 40 8 in Friday showdown

MOUND CITY Central Heights stifled Jayhawk Linn, allowing just 30 total yards as the Vikings moved to 3-0. Josh Imel returned a 24-yard interception for a TD, and George Wuertz, Seth Katzer, and Michael Spencer added rushing scores. Imel also and Register contributed on defense and offense. Central Heights hosts Prairie View next.

Mound City Central Heights Vikings Jayhawk-Linn Josh Imel Viking George Wuertz Seth Katzer Michael Spencer Jess Register Imel Prairie View

Graf’s father loses appeal in tax case custody

Peter Graf, father of Steffi Graf, failed to win release from investigative custody in Mannheim Germany. He offered a 10.3 million dollar bond but was denied on grounds of flight risk. The magistrate sent the case to the state court for a decision in days. His lawyer cited mood troubles from family separation.

Frankfurt Germany Peter Graf Steffi Graf Mannheim Graf Peter Slanin

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