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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1994
Page
2
Ottawa high school debuts with freshmen football against Sumner at Grogan Stadium 4 30 p m Thursday. Freshman volleyball travels to Shawnee Mission Northwest 5 30 p m. Ottawa JV visits KC Turner 4 15 p m Friday.
NFL brief notes Cincinnati Bengals suspend linebacker Eric Shaw for one game and fine over conduct. Packers add Tony Brown as cornerback on a one year deal and waive Brian Allred. Redskins release Cedric Smith and Sebastian Savage, sign Alan Grant and re-sign Leslie Shepherd to the practice squad. Tyrone activated for a kickoff return role.
The Chargers led with 41,712 miles traveled followed by the Raiders 38,710 and the Chiefs 32,496. Seahawks logged 30,326 miles, Broncos 29,754, Vikings 29,708, while Lions traveled the least at 10,832 miles.
Chiefs coach Marty Schottenheimer faced criticism after leaving aging quarterback Joe Montana in a 30-10 win over Atlanta. He defended delaying Steve Bono’s appearance, citing risk of injury and momentum, while Montana has started all season and Bono watched from the sideline.
Pomona defeated Central Heights and Prairie View with 15-8 15-7 and 15-7 15-13 scores as Vikings coach Jodi Grover notes piecemeal improvement. Lyndon beat Waverly 15-5 5-15 15-7, led by Heather Persinger 21 kills and Jessica Watts eight assists.
In Southampton New York former tennis star Vitas Gerulaitis aged 40 was found dead after a propane heater released carbon monoxide into his cottage near a beach estate. Tests showed extremely high blood CO levels and investigators retreated for gas masks before continuing.
Friends University in Wichita forfeits its 17-7 football win over Austin College after an ineligible transfer student played. Athletic director Ron Heller said the error was honest and will not affect the rest of the season.
Ottawa University women’s volleyball fell 15-6 15-0 15-8 to Rockhurst at Wilson Field after a spirited showing following two wins at the William Jewell Tournament. Assistant coach Patti Masten praised OU’s improvement and said the score did not reflect the match. OU meets MidAmerica Nazarene at 6 p.m. Thursday.
Williamsburg junior high volleyball beat Central Heights 15-10 15-9 to move to 1-5 led by Michelle Branam with 13 service points. B squad lost 15-9 15-8 with Wanda Clifton topping 10 points. C teams split, Williamsburg taking 15-2 then Central Heights winning 15-13. Next at Pomona Thursday 4:30 p.m. Also reported: St Louis Cardinals GM Dal Maxvill to be relieved of duties per KMOX with a 1:30 p.m. news conference.
Ottawa Middle School teams swept rivals here Tuesday. The A squad defeated Bonner Springs 15 SAT 15 1, then beat Leavenworth 15 3 13 15 15 9 and Atchison 15 10 11 15 4. The B squad won over Bonner Springs 15 3 11 15 15 5, Leavenworth East 15 6 15 4 and Atchison 15 4 5 3, improving to 5 0.
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