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Month: September 2012

9-21 Friday Night High School Football Scores

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Area Game Scores
Ellis 36, Larned 0
Ellsworth 50, Hays-TMP-Marian 35
Hays 29, Garden City 21
Hoxie def. Dighton, forfeit
LaCrosse 42, Plainville 22
Ness City 58, Hodgeman County 12
Northern Valley 62, Logan 12
Oakley 62, Syracuse 0
Osborne 50, Wakefield 40
Otis-Bison 58, Pratt Skyline 18
Phillipsburg 28, Smith Center 6
Rawlins County 14, Quinter 12
Stockton 38, Natoma 22
Victoria 40, Central Plains 22

State Wide Scores
Andale 62, Circle 6
Anderson County 56, Central Heights 6
Andover 48, Independence 0
Arkansas City 49, Goddard-Eisenhower 0
Atchison 21, KC Wyandotte 6
Atchison County 26, Valley Falls 22
Axtell 52, St. John’s Military 6
Baileyville-B&B 51, Independence 0
Basehor-Linwood 44, Lansing 20
Belle Plaine 37, Bluestem 14
Beloit 70, Salina Sacred Heart 20
Blue Valley Stilwell 28, Bishop Miege 12
BV North 31, Blue Valley Southwest 28
Centralia 42, Onaga 0
Chaparral 50, Medicine Lodge 0
Chetopa 58, Uniontown 56
Clay Center 28, Marysville 0
Clearwater 28, Augusta 20
Clifton-Clyde 42, Rock Hills 22
Columbus 56, Riverton 27
Concordia 44, Abilene 21
Conway Springs 27, Cheney 14
Derby 47, Salina Central 13
Dodge City 62, Liberal 48
Doniphan West 12, Horton 6
Emporia 21, Topeka Seaman 19
Erie 17, Baxter Springs 8
Eudora 35, Paola 7
Fairfield 42, South Central 38
Fort Scott 12, Coffeyville 0
Fowler 57, Deerfield 12
Frontenac 26, Pittsburg Colgan 25
Galena 57, Northeast-Arma 24
Garden Plain 57, Wichita Trinity 21
Girard 42, South East 0
Goessel 58, Burrton 6
Great Bend 41, Wichita North 0
Halstead 48, Sterling 16
Hanover 46, Cair Paravel 12
Haven 21, Smoky Valley 13
Herington 60, West Franklin 32
Hillsboro 33, Hesston 17
Hoisington 54, Ellinwood 0
Holton 61, Hiawatha 14
Hope 48, White City 44
Hutchinson 48, Newton 29
Hutchinson Trinity 49, Remington 6
Inman 39, Marion 28
Iola 27, Prairie View 16
Jackson Heights 24, Maur Hill – Mount Academy 7
Jefferson North 29, Jayhawk Linn 14
Jefferson West 31, Santa Fe Trail 0
Johnson-Stanton County 35, Southwestern Hts. 0
Junction City 14, Topeka Hayden 13
KC Piper 29, Bonner Springs 23
KC Schlagle 53, KC Sumner 20
KC Washington 32, KC Harmon 0
Labette County 49, Parsons 9
Lakeside 32, Linn 22
Lakin 49, Sublette 7
Lawrence 46, SM North 20
Lawrence Free State 34, Olathe North 28
Leavenworth 30, Olathe Northwest 23
Lebo 53, Hartford 13
Louisburg 28, DeSoto 7
Lyndon 53, Council Grove 0
Madison 59, Flinthills 6
Maize South 33, Andover Central 21
Manhattan 61, Highland Park 6
Marmaton Valley 46, Elk Valley 0
McPherson 44, Buhler 28
Meade 56, Cimarron 0
Mill Valley 59, Tonganoxie 0
Minneapolis 27, Southeast Saline 7
Minneola 52, Bucklin 0
Mission Valley 43, Chase County 8
Mulvane 42, El Dorado 7
Nemaha Valley 21, Perry-Lecompton 6
Neodesha 52, Eureka 16
Nickerson 30, Kingman 14
Olpe 13, McLouth 12
Pittsburg 26, Chanute 21
Pratt 40, Lyons 12
Pretty Prairie 60, Norwich 26
Riverside 6, Troy 0
Rolla 28, South Gray 26
Rose Hill 28, Winfield 12
Rossville 27, Riley County 14
Royal Valley 20, Sabetha 14, OT
Russell 42, Republic County 14
Salina South 49, Wichita Campus 7
Scott City 49, Ulysses 13
Sedgwick 19, Ell-Saline 12
Silver Lake 42, Rock Creek 6
SM South 21, SM Northwest 17
SM West 18, Olathe East 8
Solomon 46, Sylvan-Lucas 0
South Haven 46, West Elk 0
Southern Cloud 70, Chase 50
Spring Hill 14, Baldwin 12
St. James Academy 35, Ottawa 18
St. Mary’s 41, Wabaunsee 0
St. Paul 50, Crest 40
St. Thomas Aquinas 38, BV West 35, 3OT
Thunder Ridge 46, St. John’s Beloit-Tipton 12
Topeka 19, Shawnee Heights 13
Udall 47, Oxford 21
Valley Center 52, Sunrise Christian 0
Wamego 31, Chapman 28
Washburn Rural 55, Topeka West 7
Wellsville 38, Osawatomie 29
Weskan 56, Golden Plains 6
Wheatland-Grinnell 64, Triplains-Brewster 17
Wichita Bishop Carroll 59, Wichita West 13
Wichita Collegiate 42, Wellington 6
Wichita East 34, Wichita South 7
Wichita Heights 14, Kapaun Mount Carmel 12
Wichita Independent 27, Douglass 6
Wilson 82, Tescott 34

TMP Loses 3rd Straight

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   A sweet start for the TMP Monarch turned sour quickly as TMP fell to Ellsworth Friday Night, 50-35.  TMP led 7-0 late in the first quarter before the Bearcats answered with 22 straight points.  The Monarchs pulled back to within 7 late in the first half but Ellsworth tacked on 14 late points and led 36-15 at halftime.

The second half didn’t start much better as Ellsworth marched down the field and scored making it a 43-15 game.  TMP fought back and pulled to within eight points late in the 3rd Quarter but would not find the endzone again.  Trevor Miley capped off a career night with his 4th touchdown run of the game with under a minute to play to seal the game.

TMP drops to 1-3 on the season and hits the road next Friday to take on LaCrosse.  Ellsworth improves to 3-1 with their 3rd straight win and will face Beloit next Friday.

TMP Head Coach John Montgomery Post-Game:

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Game Highlights:

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Hays High Edges Out Garden City 29-21

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Hays High and Garden City essentially played two separate games on Friday night at Buffalo Stadium in Garden City.  In the first half defense prevailed as Hays scored the only seven points of the half.  Those seven points came after Garden City has second and goal from the one yard line but fumbled, which was recovered by Adam Deterding.  Hays used the turnover to start a 99 play drive that was finished off by a Emilio Mitchell six yard touchdown run.  Garden City also had a touchdown called back after a holding penalty in the first half.

While defense dominated the first half, the second half was all offense.  The teams combined to score on their first five drives to start the second half.  Garden City tied the game on a seven play seventy-five yard drive with 9:26 remaining the third.  Hays answered right back with a eight play sixty-four yard drive that ended with a Preston Wiegel one yard touchdown run.  Hays though missed the extra point to lead 13-7.  Garden City scored eleven plays later on a fourth down two yard touchdown pass from Greyson Tempel to Tanner Foley with just 1:47 remaining in the third to take a 14-13 lead.  It take just three plays to regain the lead on a sixty-six yard touchdown pass from Alex Delton to Adam Deterding who ran through a pass interference call that was declined.  Hays led 21-14 into the fourth when Garden City tied it up on a Tempel seven yard run…Garden City converted on four third down conversions and a fourth down on the that drive.

Tied at 21, it looked like Hays was about to again take the lead when Alex Delton fumbled at the three yard line with 4:54 remaining in the game.  Garden City though went just five plays when quarterback Greyson Temple was hit as he threw and the ball fluttered right into the hands of Emilio Mitchell for his first career interception.

Five plays later Alex Delton atoned for his fumble inside the three with a touchdown run from five yards out.  Hays converted on a two point conversion for the 29-21 score with thirty-0ne seconds remaining.  Garden City advanced the ball to mid-field but never got a shot at the endzone.

Hays moves to 3-1 and 2-0 in conference play.  Garden City falls to 2-2 and 1-1 in the WAC.

Hays returns home for homecoming against Wichita South.  Garden City looks for their first win at new Buffalo Field in their third try, this time against the Liberal Redskins.

Numbers:

Passing: H – Alex Delton – 3-7 89y 1TD 1 INT.  GC – Greyson Tempel – 15-29 200y 2 TD 1 INT.

Rushing: H – Alex Delton 15-110y 1TD, David Cardinal 19-89y, Preston Weigel 10-45y 1TD, Chance Pitcock 1-13y, Emilio Mitchell 2-9y 1TD.  GC – Greyson Tempel 21-102y 1TD, Akil Love 7-31y, Brady Bean 3-11y, Logan Dechant 1-0y.

Receiving: H – Adam Deterding 2-75y 1TD, Jake Sedbrook 1-14y.  GC – Dustin Tempel 6-106y 1TD, Dylan Nevola 1-26y, Bo Banner 3-26y, Brady Bean 3-25y, Jonathan Duvall 1-8, Akil Love 1-7y, Tanner Foley 2-3y 1TD.

Highlights:
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Post Game Interview:
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KHAZ Music News: Little Big Town’s Kimberly Schlapman Hosts New Cooking Show

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Kimberly Schlapman says when she was a kid, she would pretend to be a cooking show host. Now, her childhood fantasy is about to come true. On Saturday, Schlapman premieres “Kimberly’s Simply Southern” cooking show on Great American Country. The 13-episode series takes advantage of Schlapman’s schedule touring with Little Big Town. She learns how to catch the perfect lobster while in Maine and make a perfect pie crust in Chicago. At home in Nashville, Schlapman shares the kitchen with family and friends including band mate Karen Fairchild.

 

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HMS Volleyball Teams Return From McPherson With Two Wins Each

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The Hays Middle School volleyball teams traveled to McPherson Thursday, below are the results:

A-Team

  • Defeated Sunrise in three sets 12-25, 25-16, 25-13
  • Defeated Great Bend 25-20, 25-23
  • Lost to McPherson 16-25, 20-25

Overall record   11-2

B-Team

  • Defeated Sunrise 25-22, 25-23
  • Defeated Great Bend 25-17, 25-20
  • Lost to McPherson 23-25, 15-25

Record 9-3

The Falcons next competition is Thursday, Sept. 27 in Manhattan.

Attorney Sues Over Obama’s Ballot Listing

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A California attorney has filed a lawsuit in Kansas challenging President Barack Obama’s listing on the state’s Nov. 6 election ballot.

Attorney Orly Taitz has promoted the discredited notion that Obama is not a U.S. citizen in other states. Her lawsuit in Shawnee County District Court also says she’s representing a registered Kansas voter named Roger Walters but doesn’t say where he lives.Taitz filed her lawsuit Thursday, and a hearing is scheduled for Oct. 3.

The defendants in the lawsuit are the State Objections Board and Secretary of State Kris Kobach, its chairman.

Earlier this week, the board closed a review of whether Obama should be listed on the ballot after the president’s birth-state of Hawaii authenticated information in an online copy of his birth certificate.

KHAZ Music News: Scoty McCreery Named One Of Billboard’s Hottest Acts Under 21

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(AP) – Scotty McCreery has a lot to celebrate these days. Last week he was inducted into the Guinness Book of Records as the youngest male to enter the U.S. albums charts at number-1 and now he’s been named as one of Billboard Magazine’s “Hottest Minors.” McCreery, who is 18, took the fourth spot on the “21 Under 21” list. Justin Bieber, One Direction and Demi Lovato took the top three and Miley Cyrus came in at 18.
 
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Woman Caught With Cocaine In Russell County Sentenced To Prison

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A woman from Mexico has been sentenced to 46 months in federal prison after she was arrested in Russell County, Kan., with more than 12 pounds of cocaine, U.S. Attorney Barry Grissom said Friday.

Monica Carrillo, 28, Nogales, Mexico, pleaded guilty to one count of possession with intent to distribute cocaine.

In her plea, she admitted that on Feb. 28, 2012, she was stopped by a Kansas Highway Patrol trooper in Russell County, Kan.

A search of the car turned up a hidden compartment containing 5.45 kilograms (more than 12 pounds) of cocaine.

She told investigators she was promised $1,000 to transport the drugs from California to Chicago.

International Student Services Office Seeks More For FHSU’s Friendship Family Programram

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Meeting people from other parts of the world, learning about different cultures, teaching others about life in the United States and gaining new friends are all benefits of Fort Hays State University’s Friendship Family program. 

“During the 2011-2012 year, we matched 30 families with 79 students while we were unable to find families for many more,” said Marnie Kohl of the International Student Services Office. “Once again, we have a record number of new students with over 155 international students. Because of this increase, we are looking for more families and individuals to get involved.”

Families in the program must be a family to one or more FHSU international students for at least one year and contact their student once a month to see how they are doing. Families should include students in some of their activities and answer questions about American life and culture. Participants must actively support and participate in the social activities planned for members and students. 

Individuals, students, married couples and families are all encouraged to become Friendship Family program friends. Community members of all ages can participate.

Rewards of participating in the program include helping students living far from home adjust to life in a new country and meeting other community members with similar interests. 

Responsibilities do not include housing, legal matters, serious health and emotional problems, immigration, and other governmental obligations. 

“I would highly recommend getting involved with the program. We’ve had a great experience with our students and it was not a large time commitment,” said Dr. Tisa Mason, vice president for student affairs. “Sharing our customs and experiencing the students’ curiosity and joy deepened and enriched our appreciation for our family’s heritage.”

“The program will be far more beneficial for yourself rather than the students,” said Brad Botz, director of gift planning and corporate secretary for the FHSU Foundation. “They are great young adults willing to learn and participate in any activity you can provide. My wife and I enjoyed sharing the different holiday seasons with them.”

“Words cannot describe the expressions on their faces when we had them answer our front door on Halloween night,” said Botz. “Do yourself a favor and get involved.”

Mason, 785-628-4277, and Botz, 785-628-5888, can help with questions about their personal experience and involvement with the program.
Applications can be picked up at the Student Affairs office in Sheridan Hall, room 208, or from the website atwww.fhsu.edu/international/ffp. 

For more information, contact the Office of International Student Services at 785-628-4276 or visit www.fhsu.edu/international and click on the programs tab.

~ University Relations

KHAZ Music News: Academy Of Country Music To Honor Ricky Skaggs

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(AP) – Next Monday, Ricky Skaggs joins country music legends including Johnny Cash, Loretta Lynn, Willie Nelson, Hank Williams and Dolly Parton as a recipient of the prestigious Cliffie Stone Pioneer Award. Skaggs, along with Emmylou Harris, Dwight Yoakam and producer Billy Sherrill will be honored in Nashville, by the Academy of Country Music, for their trailblazing work in Country music. The next day, Skaggs will release “Music To My Ears,” his first all-new Country and Bluegrass album in more than three years.

 

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Sedgwick County Inmates Claim Sexual Assault Seeking $2 Million In Damages

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Two jail inmates who claim they were sexually assaulted by a deputy are seeking $1 million each from Sedgwick County.

Sedgwick County recently received the claims for $2 million in damages. They’re a first step in possible lawsuits alleging civil rights violations and negligence.

Over the summer, the county received another $20 million in claims from two inmates alleging they were assaulted by the same deputy, David Kendall. The 22-year-old resigned in late June and is facing 12 criminal charges.

Eleven of the 12 charges accuse him of sex crimes against six inmates. Kendall is free on bond.

The Eagle obtained copies of the claims through an open records request. Sheriff Robert Hinshaw has said his department is cooperating with an FBI investigation.

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