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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1994

Page

2

Ottawa Jone at Prairie Views 4 30

In a local race Ottawa Jone faces Prairie at 4 30 with Anderson County and Wella ville among betting notes. Central Heigh Lyndon and Wave compete for position as the meeting runs to finish.

Ottawa Jone Prairie Anderson’ County Wella

Schottenheimer takes blame for Chiefs' loss

Chiefs coach Marty Schottenheimer bore blame for Kansas City's 16-0 upset by the Los Angeles Rams. He cited altered routines earlier in the week, indoor practice on artificial turf, and a series of missteps that left his team unable to force the Rams to play, resulting in three turnovers to none.

Ansas City Marty Chottenheimer Los Angeles Rams Kansas City Chiefs Schottenheimer Rams Jerome Bettis

Central Heights tops Gridley in opening volleyball match

Central Heights opened its home volleyball schedule with a 15-9 win over Gridley before dropping 15-10 and 15-12 to lose the match. The Vikings had a 15-9 15-12 loss to Marmaton Valley later as coach Jodi Grover praised early energy but saw a break in execution. Jackie Stottlemire led with 11 kills and Angie Hermreck added eight for Central Heights. Junior varsity swept Gridley 15-11 15-8 and Marmaton 15-12 15-2. Lyndon, Osage City, and Rossville results noted with leaders named.

Central Heights Vikings Gridley Marmaton Valley Jodi Grover Grover Jackie Stottlemire Angie Hermreck Mandy Kigig Adt Tsa Macy Tooley Marmaton Lyndon

Battle lines drawn for Kansas Kansas State showdown

Kansas State travels to Lawrence for an 8 pm game on October 6 as 3-0 visiting Wildcats collide with 3-1 Kansas. Both teams eye a battle in a long standing intrastate rivalry, with history noting Kansas State’s struggles in Lawrence and the series edge for Kansas. Coach Bill Snyder emphasizes rising intensity and program stability shaping the matchup.

Wildcats Jayhawks Manhattan Kansas Oasis Kansas State Lawrence ESPN Bill Synder Snyder Bdo Lawrensey

OMS pounds Bonner Springs in big win at Grogan Stadium

Ottawa Middle School crushed Bonner Springs 30-8 after snapping a 21 game loss streak. Clayton Haag opened with a 78 yard kickoff return TD and added a two point, Dustin Arvin converted twice, Andrew Tate recovered a fumble for a TD, and Travis Brownrigg finished with a 36 yard TD run as OMS built a 30-0 lead through the game.

Ottawa Middle School Emporia Steve Grogan Whirlwinds Bonner Springs OMS Clayton Haag Haag Dustin Arvin

Whirlwinds Sweep Three Opponents at OMS Meet

Bonner Springs-Ottawa Middle School won all three matches in a Tuesday sweep. OMS beat Leavenworth West 15-10 15-8, Bonner Springs 15-11 3-15 15-9, and Turner Pierson 15-3 15-4 to improve to 10-3. Sarah Porter led with 1 service point against Leavenworth. Amanda Beatty and Melissa Mendell had five. Leigh Ann Lantis eight against Bonner Springs. Beth Lewis and Jennifer Geist five. MeKaela Nichols nine. Patty Zabloudil six. Kelli Wadkins four. Coach Joe Beasley praised the bench for strong serving.

Bonner Springs Ottawa Middle School Leavenworth West Turner Pierson OMS Sarah Porter Leavenworth Amanda Beatty Melissa Mendell Leigh Ann Lantis Beatty Beth Lewis Jennifer Geist MeKaela Nichols Patty Zabloudil Kelli Wadkins Joe Beasley

Salary cap crisis clouds NBA season talks in LA

AP reports labor tensions across major leagues as NBA owners push to curb the salary cap, threatening a possible lockout if no deal is reached by Thanksgiving. Charles Grantham warns of a pervasive mood while deputy commissioner Russ Granik says no immediate alarm. The 1993-94 contract ended last season and talks have been stalled since July. Board meeting October 5 and season opener November 4 loom.

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