Ottawa VB ups record to 12 1
Ottawa eighth grade volleyball team improves to 12 1 with wins over Leavenworth West Bonner Springs and Turner Pierson. Key scorers include Rachel Seymour Amanda Guenther Rae Ann Tharp Hannah Peterson Ashley Berr Amanda Domnanish Shana Wheeler Jennifer Nelson Anne Kil lough Andrea Laws. Ottawa hosts next game. Elks golf tourney yields hole in one Charlie Wheeler wins Reno trip. Booster tailgate party before Ottawa Ward game at 5 p m in southwest parking lot with burgers hot dogs chips cookies lemonade tea.
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Overland Park
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SEC cites Tarkenton in accounting fraud enforcement
The SEC announced actions against 68 people and companies for alleged accounting fraud including creating phony invoices and inflating earnings with Fran Tarkenton among those cited.
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Indians' pitching looks playoff ready in 2-1 win
Cleveland manager Mike Hargrove pulled Jaret Wright after five, keeping him on track for postseason. Wright allowed one unearned run on one hit over five-plus, with relievers holding Royals to two hits in the final four. Omar Vizquel and Roberto Alomar sparked an eighth-inning rally before Richie Sexson's RBI grounder sealed the win.
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Montgomery readying for life after baseball
Jeff Montgomery announces retirement after the 1999 season with the Kansas City Royals, seeking to be remembered as a person rather than an athlete. The 5-11, 175-pound closer leaves with 304 saves for KC, reflecting on a 17-year career and prioritizing family time.
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Concussion sidelines Young for at least a week
Steve Young suffered a fourth concussion in three years after a heavy hit in the Monday game in Arizona. An MRI showed no progressive brain injury signs, but doctors ordered at least a one week rest, with two possible. Jeff Garcia would start as Young recovers, while Steve Stenstrom serves as third quarterback.
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Cornhuskers Mix Run Pass in 40-10 Missouri Win
Nebraska the No. 6 team opened with 17 pass attempts in a 40-10 victory at Missouri. Eric Crouch threw two touchdowns and Bobby Newcombe, now wingback, caught his first TD pass as Correll Buckhalter ran for 132 yards. Solich aims to balance play calling into Oklahoma State game while Buckhalter remains the No. 2 I back behind Dan Alexander.
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Ottawa JV volleyball gains in Shawnee Heights quad
Ottawa junior varsity volleyball showed progress at Shawnee Heights, winning two of three. They beat Emporia 15-12 15-3 with multi player contributions, beat Highland Park 15-4 15-8 led by Wiesner and Frazier, then fell to Shawnee Heights 15-9 15-9 as Frazier and Ransom led in kills.
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Adrienne Allegre
Jayme Vance
Jennifer Wiesner
Vanessa Frazier
Highland Park
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Frazier
Vance
Kristen Kay
Katie Ransom
Renee Malburg
Malburg
Ransom
Allegre
Marburg
Kay
Nicole Ferris
Emily Ball
Bonner Springs
Ottawa Builds Lead Then Routs Redmen 6-0 in Huron League
Savage sparked Ottawa’s surge around the 60th minute before four late goals sealed a 6 0 victory over Redmen. Sigmund Brian Franklin and Jed Killough added scores while Hinderliter assisted one. Defensive trio Anderson Jaworski Loman held Ottawa’s guests in check. JV blanked 3-1 as Nichols two goals Smith one. Ottawa hosts Sumner Academy Thursday after varsity game.
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