ORC Update Softball and Volleyball Recap and Standings
Week update shows Thursday Adult Fall Softball games at MacDaddy versus Haven's Steel and Croucher against Choadsmoker with results from last week rained out. Volleyball at Onawa High School featured CDC versus Family Ties and Agier Gaeddert versus Styles with notable scores. Standings highlight Agier 4-2 and Family 4, CDC 1-5.
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Relative NASCAR Wins by Family Through Sept 11 1994
Relatively speaking top NASCAR win totals by family up to September 11 1994 highlight the proliferation of wins among racing dynasties. Notable lines include Petty Earnhardt Unser and Wallace families with multiple drivers contributing to their totals across Cup and Busch series.
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Anderson County Bulldogs fall in triple overtime thriller
Anderson County loses 37-36 in triple overtime to Gardner as Hank Doering connects with Justin Folts for a 10 yard TD and Scott Wittman runs in the 2 point conversion to force a third OT. Coach Evan Shaffer notes heart and near turning point amid 0-4 start and upcoming Frontier League clashes.
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Ottawa freshmen volleyball win three straight, improve to 18-5
Ottawa High School freshmen volleyball team won three matches Monday at the OHS gym, extending their record to 18-5. Key players included Jennifer Fenton with 12 service points and 3 kills, Amie Sheffield with 8 points and multiple kills, and Mindy Carlson and Melissa Lewis adding several scores. The frosh host Louisburg Thursday then compete in the Lawrence Central Invitational Saturday before finishing at Olathe Catholic Trinity Monday.
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School volleyball teams fall to Emporia in dual meet
OURR LA seventh and eighth grade teams hosted Emporia Monday. The eighth graders lost 15 9, 15 12 to drop to 7 3 while the seventh graders fell for the first time this season 15 1, 15 8. Erin McMillen led with six service points, Rachel Fredericks had three, Leigh Ann Lantis and Sara Ball added four each. A rematch is scheduled in Ottawa at 3 30 p.m. Monday.
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The Tall Tales of Fishing Lore and One Big Catfish
A humorous look at fishing yarns, from oversized bass and underweight crappie to outrageous bait stories. The piece shares tall tales of channel and flathead cats, including a legend of a king chasing a monster into a car and a tow truck rescue.
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Griffin wins Herald football contest prize
Colorado beat Michigan to clinch the national championship implications and decide the Herald contest. Troy Griffin topped 114 entries to win $20, Derek Jones took $10, and Matt Waldron earned $5 for second and third place respectively.
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Appanoose Teams Split Volleyball Matches at Ottawa
Appanoose Middle School B and C teams split with Ottawa Middle School in Ottawa. B won 15-4 15-4 15-1 led by Laura Gilges with 11 service points and Angie Harmon 10. Brittany Green led C with five service points as C fell to 2-3. Appanoose travels to Marais des Cygnes Valley in Williamsburg at 4:30 p.m. Thursday.
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Blood clot sidelines NU's Frazier
Lincoln Nebraska AP second ranked Nebraska may finish the season without quarterback Tommie Frazier after a blood clot in his right calf. Coach Tom Osborne said the clot could end his season. Frazier was admitted to Bryan Hospital and is undergoing enzyme and blood thinner treatment. Brook Berringer will start as the backup.
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NCAA probation hits DePaul basketball for booster violations
DePaul University was placed on one year of NCAA probation after a booster provided free apartments and meals to players. The ruling cuts scholarships and reduces official visits and off campus recruiting while leaving postseason eligibility and television sanctions largely intact.
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