Ottawa Middle School Volleyball Flyers To 5-1 At Bonner Springs
Bonner Springs hosted Ottawa Middle School where the eighth grade swept three matches to run to 5-1 on the day, with Ottawa defeating Atchison Leavenworth Warren and Bonner Clark in two game efforts. Seventh graders went 2-1, beating Atchison and Warren before losing to Clark. Ottawa improves to 7-4 overall.
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Cherish Burton
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Abby Guenther
Shelby Miller
Clark
Chantay Caron-Milton
McKensie Jones
Susanne Stevenson
Amy Barnes
Angela Geist
Hallie Bones
Mikela Scott
Scott
Geist
Bones
Paige Meyer
Ottawa volleyball drops pair in Week Losses
Ottawa University volleyball went 0-2 this week losing at Parkville Park to Park 30 17 30 13 30 10 and then at home in five sets to Bethel 30-27 28-30 30-26 19-30 16-14. Senior Jessica Williams led with 18 kills, Emily Napier had 17 digs and 56 assists, Toni Reynolds added 16 kills and 4 aces.
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Garnett Hospital golf benefit raises $15000
The Third Annual Anderson County Hospital Foundation Golf Benefit raised 15000 this weekend with fourteen teams in a four person scramble. Friday winners included Lybarger Oil and Beckman Motors while Saturday champions featured Walton Construction and Sam Mills Earned top results across flights.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
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Hospice Care of Kansas
Burns Pharmacy
Walton Construction
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M.D
C.D. Schulte
CCI
Hiawatha Regional Hospital
Palmeiro cites vitamin as possible cause of positive test
Rafael Palmeiro suggested a vitamin from Miguel Tejada might have caused his positive steroid test that led to a 10 day suspension. Orioles teammate rejected the claim as implausible. A person familiar with Palmeiro’s grievance hearing noted the remark amid the players association effort to overturn the discipline.
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Kansas State Faces North Texas as Clayton Fisher Rivalry Grows
The Kansas State Wildcats weigh starting running back Thomas Clayton amid an aggravated battery case while Parrish Fisher awaits his turn. Clayton leads NCAA rushing, but the Mean Green defense seeks an upset at Manhattan in a game that rekindles past ties between North Texas coach Darrell Dickey and Kansas State mentor Bill Snyder.
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Ottawa Braves open season with defense led win
Ottawa's defense dominated as the Braves opened the season with wins. Senior linebacker G C McCoy praised the quick defensive line and depth rotation that kept Saint Mary and Bethany at bay. Offense found life later, with Kessinger stressing balance and improvements in the passing and running game.
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Baldwin squads dominate Prairie View Invitational cross country
Baldwin High School swept the Prairie View Invitational with the boys placing seven runners in the top 12 and winning the team title, led by Chris Elniff at 17 30. Madison Shoemaker, Kelsey Verhaeghe and Corinna Papps led the Baldwin girls to the top four spots and the team victory. Other schools included Wellsville and Barstow with multiple runners in the top ranks.
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Baldwin
Wellsville
Barstow
Osawatomie
Central Heights
Chris Elniff
Kelsey Verhaeghe
Louisburg
Crist Prep
Grant Catleth
Spancer Wilson
Cal Kueffer
Keith Cowart
Dustin Schiller
Aaron Karlin
Indians comeback tops Royals for 11th win in row
The Cleveland Indians erased a one run deficit with Coco Crisp a two run homer and Mark Teixeira? grand slam to beat Kansas City 11 6. Travis Hafner added a three run shot his sixth in five games as Cleveland closed the AL Central gap to one game behind Chicago. The Royals suffered their 100th loss as the White Sox dropped a 4 1 setback in Minneapolis.
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