Missouri faces formal NCAA probe over Clemons case
NCAA confirms formal inquiry into Missouri amid months of scrutiny over Ricky Clemons. University orbits ongoing internal review led by Michael Devaney as the Tigers prepare to begin exhibition play October 25 and regular season November 29 against Oakland in Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia, Mo
Missouri
NCAA
Ricky Clemons
Richard Wallace
Wallace
David Price
Enforcement Services
Michael Devaney
Associated Press
Tigers
Oakland
Detroit
Devaney
Clemons
Jessica Bunge
Bunge
Columbia
Quin Snyder
Snyder
Sarah Reesman
Kansas
Elson Floyd
University of Missouri
University of Missouri-Columbia
Missouri.edu
Missouri Athletics
Mutigers.com
Michigan Wins Appeal in NCAA Tournament Eligibility
Michigan will be eligible for the 2004 NCAA tournament after the NCAA infractions appeals committee overturned the postseason ban. The Detroit Free Press cited sources noting the decision relates to the Ed Martin case, with payments to former players and the scandal’s final NCAA sanction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Ed Martin
Free Press
Martin
Chris Webber
Maurice Taylor
Louis Bullock
Robert Traylor
CH Boys Finish Third in Santa Fe Trail Meet
Central Heights boys cross country place third with 76 points, five behind runner-up Osa Watomie and 71. Anderson County claimed the title with 26 points, Cox brothers led AC as J. T. Horstick 6th 19:02 and Stephen White 17th 20:36. Other CH runners included M. Slader 3rd, Maier 24th, Kratzberg 26th, Poe 27th, Wuertz 24:16, Slader 25:34. Anndrea Kelly 16:38. CH Liz Weber won girls JV race. Katie Maier 22:47.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Central Heights
Vikings
Anderson County
Osawatomie
Jeremy Slader
Cox Brothers
J.T. Horstick
Stephen White
Zach Maier
Cody Kratzberg
Aaron Poe
Vinnie Wuertz
James Slader
Anndrea Kelly
Jonathan Spalding
Kaleb Rockers
Robert Kempnich
Justin Ball
Patrick Rockers
Chris Weber
Nick Bryant
Liz Weber
Katie Maier
Golf scramble winners shoot 8 under at Hickory Hollow
The Hickory Hollow scramble produced a winning score of 8 under par. Team members were Jim Hepner, Ron Early, Scott Weidner, Gary Cole and Randy Hinderliter. The runners-up Howard Jacob, John Geist, Rick Geist and Harold Hinderliter finished five under. Les Michael and Ron Early won closest to the pin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickory Hollow
Jim Hepner
Ron Early
Scott Weidner
Gary Cole
Randy Hinderliter
Howard Jacob
John Geist
Rick Geist
Harold Hinderliter
Les Michael
ORC Opens Registration for Youth Volleyball Program
The Ottawa Recreation Commission invites registrations for an instructional youth volleyball program priced at 50 dollars for six fifty minute sessions. Participants will be grouped by age. Adult flag football registrations close Tuesday with six games scheduled on Tuesday nights and a team fee of 100 dollars. For more information call 242-1939.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa Recreation Commission
Turkey Hunt Set for October By Local Chapter
The first National Wild Turkey Federation Chuckar Hunt sponsored by the Marais des Cygnes Valley chapter will be held October 18. The 7 a.m. event covers 2 1/2 miles east of U S 59 on Rock Creek. Entry is 60 dollars with pointing dogs only. For more information, contact Jason Spielman at (785) 242-6208.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marais Des Cygnes Valley
U.S. 59
Rock Creek
Jason Spielman
Ottawa falls from balance in tough volleyball showdown
Oberzan blamed insufficient intensity for Ottawa's struggles as Staci Sam Fong led the offense with 12 kills and 20 digs. Emily Napier added 29 set assists, two aces, and four block assists while Brooke Bell tallied 17 digs. Ottawa, 4-4 overall, heads to the MidAmerica Nazarene Invitational with three Friday pool matches versus Robert Morris Benedictine and Tabor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberzan
Ottawa
Staci Sam Fong
Emily Napier
Melissa Combs
Brooke Bell
Jessica Williams
Lady Braves
Robert Morris
Benedictine
Tabor
Greg Mast
Ottawaherald
Whittemore Aims To Upset Missouri In Rivalry Showdown
Kansas quarterback Bill Whittemore carries extra motivation for the No. 23 Jayhawks against Missouri after missing three games with a knee injury last season. Whittemore leads in passing efficiency with 1098 yards and 10 TDs, while Missouri's Brad Smith, a versatile threat, seeks to slow big plays. Kansas coach Mark Mangino emphasizes containing Smith as Whittemore eyes a strong return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Missouri
Kansas
Jay
Tigers
Brad Smith
Mark Mangino
Smith
Middle Tennessee
Tony Stubbs
Also Mentioned on This Page
ORC
Melvern
The
Melvern Sunflower Association
Whittemore
Jayhawks
Jacksonville State
Wyoming
Faurot Field
Charles Gordon
Ottawa, Kansas
O'Reilly Automotive
S. Main
Advance Auto Parts
S. Princeton Circle Drive
Royce Swank
Franklin County Fairboard
rpgesTone
SEAC
Eacu
Valle
Ling
Casio
Sealand Ieee
Mikamie
Main St