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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 2001

Page

12

Wednesday sports schedule across several towns and schools

A list of high school games set for Wednesday including Bethel at Ottawa, Baldwin at Prairie View, Wellsville at Hebron, Anderson County at Council Grove, Ward at Ottawa, Ottawa quad, Wellsville at Lyndon, and multiple football and basketball matchups all beginning at 7 pm unless noted. Includes MANU Invitational in Olathe with sessions at 2 and 6 pm.

Inurenay High Cross Baldwin Prairie View Wellsville Hebron Neb Anderson Co Council Grove Socce Ward Ottawa Lyndon Osawatomie Baldwin Turner Williamsburg Pleasanton MANU Olathe

Evening baseball and golf TV listings prompt

On air Wednesday baseball schedules include Arizona at Colorado at 6 p.m. on channel 27, Atlanta at Philadelphia at 6 p.m. on channel 28, Kansas City at Cleveland at 6 p.m. on channel A, Houston at San Francisco at 9 p.m. on channel 2, San Diego at Los Angeles at 9 p.m. on channel 28, and Houston at San Francisco at 2:30 p.m. on channel 34. Golf coverage shows the PGA Pennsylvania Classic at 2 p.m. on channel 27.

Arizona Colorado Atlanta Philadelphia Kansas City Cleveland San Diego Los Angeles Twentey Basebal Houston San Francisco Associated Press Pet New York Boston Toronto Baltimore Tampa Bay Cleveland Minnesota Chicago Detroit Rangers x-Seattle Oakland Anaheim Asem BO Minnesota Texas N.Y. Yankees Chicago White Sox Seatle Wed Maduro Halladay P.wilson Cone Suppan Colon Sparks Milton Hudson Davis N.Y Yankees Clemens Glover Schoeneweis Seattle Moyer Lima Mays Washburn Sale Towers Carpenter Rupe F.castillo George Crese Zito Oliver Pettitte K.wells Florida Montreal Houston St. Louis Milwaukee Cincinnati Pittsburgh T 'S N.Y. Mets Chicago Cubs Busch McKnight D’amico Morris Beckett Pavane Lopez Hampton

Baseball Reopens After Tragedy With Yankee Win at Sox

Joe Torre's Yankees beat the White Sox 11 3 in Chicago as teams return to the field after the attacks. Fans and players recall the crisis while stars like Knoblauch Jeter and Piazza join ceremonies and teams honor first responders with caps and grand gestures.

Ben Walker Joe Torre Chuck Knoblauch Derek Jeter New York Yankees Comiskey Park Yankees New York Washington Chicago White Sox Chicago White Sox Boston Fenway Park Cleveland Jacobs Field Toronto Blue Jays Buck Martinez Alex Gonzalez SkyDome San Francisco Barry Bonds Mark McGwire Pacific Bell Park Bonds Houston Big Mac

Fryman slam tops Royals as Indians rally in return

Mike Sweeney led off with a patriotic singalong while Eddie Taubensee wore a firefighter's helmet and a fan dressed as the Statue of Liberty. Travis Fryman belted a grand slam in a seven-run fifth, Kenny Lofton went deep twice, and Cleveland routed Kansas City 11-2 after baseball's weeklong layoff. Chuck Finley pitched six strong innings as the Indians widened their AL Central lead to six games. Fans wore flags and endured bag checks under tightened security before the game.

New York Mets Major League Baseball Steve Phillips Mike Piazza NYPD Pirates Cal Ripken Baltimore Star Toronto Jacobs Field Cleveland Fire Emergency Response Eddie Taubensee Travis Fryman Indians Fryman Kansas City Boston Scott Hatteberg Red Sox Tampa Bay Ken Torgerson Thackerville Okla Arlington Torgerson Texas Rangers Oakland Cille‘ Veland Mike Sweeney God Bless America Kenny Lofton Cleveland Indians Kansas City Royals Washington Minnesota Chuck Finley America Ransell Miller Lofton

Baldwin, Eudora rally split in Baldwin volleyball clash

Baldwin High School split two matches in a Frontier League night, upsetting Anderson County 11-15 15-6 15-7 before losing to Eudora 15-9 16-14. Emily Brown led Baldwin with 21 kills, while Rachel Miles and Anna Skaggs added eight. Baldwin sits 10-7 overall, 1-1 in league, and travels to Paola Tuesday.

Eudora Baldwin Anderson County Jill Brown Emily Brown Rachel Miles Anna Skaggs Katie Kurtz Paola Central Heights Pleasanton Central Heights Pleasanton Uniontown Viking Amy Hoffsommer Hoffsommer Natalie Burkdoll Kandie Wood Alexis Stottlemire Stottlemire Mandi Cox Tina Wilson Vikings Jinny Bones Pomona Gridley Angie Corwine Indians Hamilton Corwine

Prep VB roundup paces Pomona at Wellsville Invitational

Wellsville split decisions in a tough Frontier League opener. Jessica Clay led Wellsville with 15 kills and seven blocks while Kristen Shields added 12 kills and 15 digs and Amanda Pearce 24 digs and 23 set assists as Wellsville improved to 9-3 overall and 1-1 in league. Pomona 4-4, Wellsville hosts Lyndon Thursday.

Wellsville John Dowling Whitney Bloss Amanda Pearce Stacia Moore Wendy Moore Lyndon

Ottawa High JV Dominates Sumner and Turner in Volleyball Sweep

Ottawa High junior varsity volleyball swept Sumner Academy 15-0 3-15 15-8 and Turner 15-1 15-6. Jamie Carey Jennifer Nelson Jaime Walker and Jessica Coen each had a kill while Andrea Laws and Rae Ann Tharp led with nine service points. Laws and Julie Heck added one kill vs Turner. Ottawa improves to 8-5 and travels to Seaman Thursday.

Kansas City Ottawa High Sumner Academy Ottawa Turner Sumner Jamie Carey Jennifer Nelson Jaime Walker Jessica Coen Andrea Laws Rae Ann Tharp Laws Julie Heck Seaman

OMS eighth grade volleyball wins two of three

Bonner Springs Ottawa Middle School eighth grade team won two of three matches here Tuesday. The Whirlwind squad beat Leavenworth Warren 15-5 9-15 15-8 and Ottawa defeated Atchison 15-8 15-4 while losing to Bonner Springs Clark 15-5 15-7. Ottawa moves to 6-2 with both teams set to play Paola at 4 p.m. Thursday.

Bonner Springs Ottawa Middle School OMS Leavenworth Warren Ottawa Atchison Bonner Springs-Clark Bailey Warren Jill Spratt Lyndh Brown Kayla Watts Amanda Tucker Chelsey Titus Randi Morris Spratt Clark Warren Julianne George Chelsea Croucher Alyssa Keaton Stephanie Lillie Crocher Michelle Powell George Paola

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