Wellington teams split; wrestlers place fourth; JV boys lose first; South Haven rolls
South Haven85510—28 Junior varsity girls: Wellington 49 Collegiate 18Wellington JV girls stayed undefeated.Wellington 5 16 20 8 — 49Collegiate 6 7 2 3— 18Wellington: H. Wright 14, McComb 13, Lewellen 9, Whaley 5, S. Wright 4, Fink 2, Zimmerman 2. Central15121819—64 South Haven – Lowe 7, Harris 9, Yunker 13, Cully 8, Upton 1, Byers 10, Schuster 4, Ray 10, Moreland 3.Norwich – Wallace 6, DePriest 1, Norris 3, Coleman 2, Bartel 9.Attica 42, Caldwell 32Caldwell lost a tough one when Attica outscored the Bluejays 16-4 in the fourth quarter. Caldwell was in front 28-25 going into the fourth. Norwich6131110—40 Wellington wrestlers at Marion TournamentThe Wellington wrestlers went 3-2 in the Marion Tournament placing fourth out of the 16 dual team tournament.In its second consecutive night, Wellington opened with a 42-36 victory over Douglass, then beat Riley County 46-36 and Hillsboro 60-18. At 3-0, Wellington fell to eventual tournament champion Chanute 51-24.Wellington fell to Fredonia 39-33 for fourth place.Individually, Jason Haydon at 160 pounds went 5-0. Graysen DeJarnett at 113 went 4-1, Andrew Pelkey at 138 went 4-1; Justin Bruns at 152 went 4-1. Sumner County games:Boys: Conway Springs 52, Belle Plaine 24Conway Springs improved to 4-2 with a convincing win over Belle Plaine. The Cardinals led 15-4 at the end of the first quarter and was in front 31-10 at the half. Junior varsity boys: Collegiate 61 Wellington 59The Wellington junior varsity boys have been undefeated until Friday night when Collegiate came into town.Scoring for Wellington were: Phelps 9, Daugherty 5, Baker 4, Reichenberger 6, Dunn 11, Blue 4, Albright 8. C team boys: Collegiate 60 Wellington 56Scoring for Wellington: Phelps 4, Gilmore 11, Kimzey 1, Jones 1, Blue 10, Pettegrew 12, Hyde 6, Lowe 2. Oxford: Patterson 7, Williams 2, Burkes 13, Norris 9, Catlin 2, Jones 9, Kennedy 6.Central: Hopper 2, Koppelmann 15, Lawson 15, Loewer 11, Mettling 4, Fischer 17.South Haven 65, Norwich 21South Haven romped and stomped Norwich. Central-Burden313410—30 Close Forgot password? Please put in your email: Send me my password! Close message Login This blog post All blog posts Subscribe to this blog post’s comments through… RSS Feed Subscribe via email Subscribe Subscribe to this blog’s comments through… RSS Feed Subscribe via email Subscribe Follow the discussion Comment (1) Logging you in… Close Login to IntenseDebate Or create an account Username or Email: Password: Forgot login? Cancel Login Close WordPress.com Username or Email: Password: Lost your password? Cancel Login Dashboard | Edit profile | Logout Logged in as Admin Options Disable comments for this page Save Settings Sort by: Date Rating Last Activity Loading comments… You are about to flag this comment as being inappropriate. Please explain why you are flagging this comment in the text box below and submit your report. The blog admin will be notified. Thank you for your input. 0 Vote up Vote down Proud Aunt · 399 weeks ago Love seeing that 5-0 J Haydon! Keep it up! Report Reply 0 replies · active 399 weeks ago Post a new comment Enter text right here! Comment as a Guest, or login: Login to IntenseDebate Login to WordPress.com Login to Twitter Go back Tweet this comment Connected as (Logout) Email (optional) Not displayed publicly. Name Email Website (optional) Displayed next to your comments. Not displayed publicly. If you have a website, link to it here. Posting anonymously. Tweet this comment Submit Comment Subscribe to None Replies All new comments Comments by IntenseDebate Enter text right here! Reply as a Guest, or login: Login to IntenseDebate Login to WordPress.com Login to Twitter Go back Tweet this comment Connected as (Logout) Email (optional) Not displayed publicly. Name Email Website (optional) Displayed next to your comments. Not displayed publicly. If you have a website, link to it here. Posting anonymously. Tweet this comment Cancel Submit Comment Subscribe to None Replies All new comments Oxford10121511—48 Caldwell: Webster 13, Halling 7, Whaley 5, York 3, Kendrick 2, Dierking 2. Totals 13 (3) 3-13 32.Attica: Newberry 13, Deviney 10, Ramirez 6, mcDonald 6, Woods 4, Pinkston 2, Howell 1. Totals 13 (3) 13-16 42.GirlsConway Springs 63, Belle Plaine 17Conway Springs rolled to an easy win. Conway Springs — D. Murphy 12, R. Rasmussen 12, T. Echelberry 11, R. Pauly 6, N. Oswald 6, D. Murphy 3, J. Fisher 1Belle Plaine — Q. Hervey 5, C. Throop 5, B. Gann 4, A. Johnson 4, G. Schnieder 3, T. Balsters 1C-Burden 64, Oxford 48Oxford lost its first game of the season when Central outscored Oxford 19-11 in the fourth quarter to pick up the win. Gage Burkes had 13 points in the losing cause. Oxford – Norris 9, Payne 18, Moore 8, B. Metz 7, K. Metz 1, Whitlock 2. Totals 16 (0) 13-34 45.Central-Burden – Moore 18, Beavers 4, Liebau 6, Loewer 2. Totals 8 (0) 14-25 30.Norwich 40, South Haven 28A 13-5 run in the second quarter was enough to lift Norwich to victory. Attica4111116—42 by Tracy McCue, Sumner Newscow — The Wellington varsity girls got their first Ark Valley Chisholm Trail League Div. IV victory of the season, the boys weren’t so fortunate. The Wellington wrestling team placed fourth at a 16-team Marion Tournament. And Sumner County teams were hard at work…The roundup of Friday night’s action is as follows:Wellington vs. Collegiate: Varsity girls: Wellington 41 Collegiate 30Sydney Shields at the free throw line. She scored 5 against Wichita Collegiate.The Wellington girls broke a two-game losing streak with a spirited victory over Wichita Collegiate.Sparked by a 12-0 first-quarter output, the Crusaders held a healthy 7 to 13 point advantage the rest of the way.Senior Savannah Cornejo scored 16 points in the winning effort. Wellington is 2-2 overall hoping to get a victory at Clearwater before the Christmas break this Tuesday.Collegiate 0 13 9 8 — 30Wellington 12 10 7 12 — 41Collegiate: Skar 2, Payne 6, Dunn 13, Root 5, Hull 4. Total: 5 (4) 7-13 30.Wellington: Cornejo 16, Jenkins 7, Hefley 6, Amrein 3, Ledesma 2, Shields 5. Total: 11 (2) 13-24 40. Conway Springs — S. Echelberry 17, S. Sones 16, A. Smith 12, B. May 8, C. Ebenkamp 6, K. Morris 4Belle Plaine — K. Ast 6, B. Balzer 6, B. Balsters 5Oxford 45, Central-Burden 30 Oxford8101116—45 Belle Plaine2573—17 Belle Plaine4695—24 Norwich34104—21 Varsity boys: Collegiate 64 Wellington 44Wellington held tough with the sixth ranked Collegiate Spartans for about a half. Wellington was down 24-21 with 1:29 on the clock, but Collegiate then went on an eight-point run to end the half leading by 11.It was too much of a deficit to handle. Collegiate would outscore Wellington 15-7 in the third quarter and was up by 30 points late before Wellington went on a run to cut the deficit to 20. Marcus Phox, flopping and all, scored 26 points for Collegiate. Wellington had nine players score but none reached double figures. Trevor Nance and Logan Woodbridge both had 8.Collegiate 13 19 15 17 — 64Wellington 10 11 7 16 — 44Collegiate: Baheadpour 5, Kemmer 9, Chugg 3, Phox 26, Christian 4, Brown 2, Mann 3, Copher 6, Root 1, Larsen 3, Holt 2. Total 13 (5) 13-19 64.Wellington: T. Miles 4, Weiss 6, Becker 4, Nance 8, Woodbridge 8, Reichenberger 1, Wolff 2, Carroll 6, Peck 5. 13 (3) 9-18 44. Conway Springs23181012—63 Caldwell51584—32 South Haven19161713—65 South Haven – Barlow 4, Harris 1, Turek 3, White 8, Parks 2, Jacobs 10.Norwich – Klaver 10, Rust 11, Poe 10, Poljansek 4, Vavra 2, Stephens 3. Conway Springs15161011—52
CALMAR — Top-ranked Newman scored six runs in the third on their way to an 8-1 win at South Winneshiek on Tuesday evening in non-conference baseball. Newman is now 7-0 on the season and travel to 9th-ranked St. Ansgar in an early-season showdown of ranked Class 1A teams. MARSHALLTOWN — Clear Lake’s Ashley DeLong and Tate Storbeck won the Class 1A state co-ed golf tournament on Tuesday at the American Legion Golf Course in Marshalltown. DeLong and Storbeck won the tiebreaker over Maddy and Ethan Streicher of Edgewood-Colesburg after both pairings finished regulation with a 73. Clear Lake’s other entry of Mattie Krause and Easton DeVries finished 27th with a 90. In the 2A state co-ed tournament at Cedar Pointe in Boone, Mason City’s Thea Lunning and JJ Wickman finished fifth with a 77, two shots behind the champions Taylor Sedivec and Nathan Petrak of Johnston. The Mohawks’ other entry of Sophie Lunning and Jackson Wickman finished with a score of 102. MASON CITY – NIACC softball players Hannah Faktor and Kaci Sherwood both were selected to the National Fastpitch Coaches Association junior college Division II all-Midwest Region first team.Faktor, a freshman who was also a first-team all-NJCAA Region XI selection, was selected to the all-region team as a catcher. She hit .416 with 12 doubles, five home runs and 33 RBIs.Sherwood, a sophomore who was also a first-team all-NJCAA Region XI selection, was selected to the all-region team as an infielder. Sherwood hit .453 with 15 home runs and 50 RBIs.DMACC placed five players on the all-Midwest first team. Kirkwood had three on the first team and one on the second team, Iowa Central landed two on the first team and three on the second team, and Iowa Lakes had two on the first team. — other baseball last nightCharles City 5, Decorah 3Humboldt 21, Forest City 4 (5 Innings)West Fork 13, Rockford 0 (5 innings) — other softballHampton-Dumont 6, Osage 3Nashua-Plainfield 16, West Hancock 5
ROSEMONT, ILLINOIS — Minnesota Vikings chief operating officer Kevin Warren will take over as the commissioner of the Big Ten Conference after Jim Delaney’s retirement at the beginning of 2020. Warren will begin duties in September and work alongside Delaney for a few months. Warren has been with the Vikings since 2005 and was with the St. Louis Rams and Detroit Lions prior to that. He has also served as a sports agent and an attorney. Warren says he’s thrilled to become the new Big Ten commissioner.Warren says he is grateful for the opportunity to take over the Big Ten.Warren is a former college basketball player at both Penn and Grand Canyon State, and has a Master’s degree from Arizona State and a law degree from Notre Dame. CLEVELAND (AP) — Francisco Lindor hit two of Cleveland’s four home runs and the Indians defeated the Minnesota Twins 5-2. Lindor hit a solo home run in the third and broke a 1-all tie with a two-run homer in the fifth. Roberto Perez and Jake Bauers added back-to-back homers in the seventh. Shane Bieber (5-2) gave up solo homers to Marwin Gonzalez in the second and Eddie Rosario in the sixth. He allowed two runs and struck out seven in seven-plus innings. MANLY — Central Springs scored all three of their runs in the bottom of the first and held off Clear Lake for a 3-2, six-inning lightning-shortened win in high school softball last night, as you heard on AM-1490 & 96.7-FM KRIB. Abby Pate had two hits and two runs batted in for the Panthers. Central Springs is 7-4 overall and will host Garner-Hayfield-Ventura tonight. Clear Lake drops to 2-2 on the season and will travel to Algona tonight in North Central Conference play. The baseball matchup between the two schools was halted in the top of the 5th with Clear Lake leading 14-2, but it is not an official game under IHSAA rules since five innings must have been completed.
MASON CITY — Mason City’s mayor is encouraging people to continue to use good social distancing practices and wear a face mask when possible.Bill Schickel says the number of cases in Cerro Gordo County has jumped 70% since the start of the month from 29 to 62 as of Wednesday morning. “Obviously this means we need to continue to take physical distancing seriously. This means staying six feet apart and wearing a mask when out and about. I know this is a difficult message, but it’s really what we need to do in order to get through this thing together, and we will get through it together.”Schickel says the uptick in numbers is due to community spread. “Our health department people say this is community spread, it’s not one location or one organization where this is coming from, so it’s coming from day-to-day contact.”Schickel says the Cerro Gordo County Department of Public Health is doing a good job of tracking COVID-19 cases. “They have had two personnel on contact tracing. In other words, if you become in touch with someone that had COVID, then that person has to be notified and asked to self-isolate. They’ve actually doubled the number of people, they are up to four people now that are assigned to this contact tracing. The health department is concerned that if we don’t keep our physical distance, then these numbers will increase.”Schickel made his comments on the weekly Cerro Gordo County COVID-19 press conference as you heard live on AM-1300 KGLO. To watch the press conference in its entirety, you can view it below.
Walmart announced that they will begin to restrict its hours while adding a one-hour-a-week “senior shopping event.”Starting on March 24 through the end of April, Walmart locations will open for one hour on Tuesday mornings (6 a.m. for most locations) for seniors only. Pharmacy and vision centers will also be open during this time.Walmart stores will also begin to close at 8:30 p.m. and open no earlier than 7 a.m. until further noticeThese new changes come after people nationwide have wiped out the shelves of most storefronts.
“And whoever does not have a device to rumble it, sing it. Meanwhile, the one who believes, who sends a Lord’s Prayer to the scorers’ heaven and the one who does not, think upward to remember the left interior that filled our history with joy. If the networks are capable of spreading this idea, perhaps we can give the great Peiro the last of our ovations.“added the note. That tomorrow, at 16:30, “time when the games were played in the old Metropolitan”, the Atlético fans, wherever they are confined, go out to their balcony, to their window, the part of the house that faces the street, and the hymn, “I am going to the Manzanares …” in tribute to the red and white legend who left today, Joaquín Peiró. The idea starts from The 50 that, this afternoon, as soon as the death of the seventh player with the most goals in rojiblanca history (124), issued a statement. “Due to the dramatic circumstances that surround us all these days, the death of Joaquín PeiróYou will not be able to have the farewell you deserve. His goodbye is going to be, like his death, lonely. But neither ours Greyhound of the Metropolitan nor his family, they will feel abandoned now if The 50 They can help prevent it. Tomorrow, at four thirty, the time of the matches in the old Metropolitan, we should play the Atleti anthem where we are“José Antonio Martín proposes Peton, vice president of The 50 and promoter of the initiative. 
Philippines’ goalkeeper Ray Jaosep Joyel (top R) attempts to make a save against Thailand during their men’s football match at the 29th Southeast Asian Games (SEA Games) in Kuala Lumpur on August 22, 2017. / AFP PHOTO / Adek BERRYThe Philippines will go home empty handed as both of its men’s and women’s football squads bowed out in their respective campaigns in the 2017 Southeast Asian Games on Tuesday.Thailand showed the Philippines under-22 squad the door with a 2-0 victory at Selayang Municipal Council Stadium in Selangor.ADVERTISEMENT View comments Don’t miss out on the latest news and information. Bishop Baylon encourages faithful in Albay to help Taal evacuees Montree Promsawat and Sittichok Kannoo scored the goals for the reigning gold medalists as the Thais rose to the top of Group B with their 10 points after three wins and a draw.The Philippines suffered its third straight defeat and remained in fourth place with three points.FEATURED STORIESSPORTSEnd of his agony? SC rules in favor of Espinosa, orders promoter heirs to pay boxing legendSPORTSRedemption is sweet for Ginebra, Scottie ThompsonSPORTSMayweather beats Pacquiao, Canelo for ‘Fighter of the Decade’Already out of contention for the top two slots, the Filipino booters will close out their campaign on Thursday against Timor Leste.Promsawat opened the scoring for the Thais as he beat Filipino goalkeeper RJ Joyel to the ball and scoredon a diving header off a cross from Sasalak Haiprakhon inside the penalty box in the 28th minute. National Historical team rescues Amorsolos, artifacts from Taal MOST READ LATEST STORIES Search on for 5 Indonesians snatched anew in Lahad Datu OSG plea to revoke ABS-CBN franchise ‘a duplicitous move’ – Lacson Police seize P68-M worth of ‘shabu’ in Pasay
787 earthquakes recorded in 24 hours due to restive Taal Volcano But just when the Filipinas thought that the match was over, Khin again fired two goals, her first in the 80th minute before capping off the victory with another strike in the 93rd minute to put the exclamation point in the dominant win. Trending Articles PLAY LIST 00:50Trending Articles02:11SEA GAMES 2019: PH’s Nesthy Petecio boxing featherweight final (HIGHLIGHTS)08:07Athletes treated to a spectacle as SEA Games 2019 officially ends06:27SEA Games 2019: No surprises as Gilas Pilipinas cruises to basketball gold05:02SEA Games 2019: Philippines clinches historic gold in women’s basketball05:21Drama in karate: Tsukii ‘very sad’ over coach’s bullying, cold shoulder03:24PH’s James Palicte boxing light welterweight final (HIGHLIGHTS) Marcosian mode: Duterte threatens to arrest water execs ‘one night’ Hotdog’s Dennis Garcia dies Sports Related Videospowered by AdSparcRead Next Britain’s Prince Harry and Meghan Markle to give up royal titles Kannoo doubled the lead in extra time as he sent the ball to the back of the net after Kevin Deeromram sent the ball inside the penalty box.The Malditas also suffered the same fate as Myanmar waylaid the Philippines, 6-0, in a virtual battle for the bronze medal at UM Arena Stadium in Kuala Lumpur.The Filipinas is still in fourth place with their three points following a win and two losses, and will wrap up their schedule against Thailand, also on Thursday.Khin Moe Wai scored a hat-trick, firing her first goal in the fourth minute to ignite the shut out victory.Win Theingi Tun also did the same in the sixth minute, before Yee Yee Oo and Naw Arlo Wer Phaw quickly strung goals at the 18th and 19th minutes, respectively, as the Burmese booters quickly established the 4-0 lead within the first 20 minutes of the match.ADVERTISEMENT SEA Games: Paras makes highlight reel out of Gilas’ rout of Myanmar
The RCMP still has not yet determined the whereabouts of two persons, who may have been residing in the Columbus Hotel in downtown Prince George, when itwas destroyed by fire early yesterday morning. Police say the old landmark, 3 storey brick building was home to about 10 long-term tenants, six of whom had to be rescued by ladder by firefighters.Initial reports have indicated that 3 people were sent to hospital, one with serious injuries, the other two suffering from smoke inhalation.- Advertisement -At last report a thorough search of the scene is planned for the moment the ruins are ruled safe for entry. There’s no word yet on the cause of the fire.
Construction of the big sledding hill continues in Centennial Park for the upcoming High on Ice Festival. Picture: Amber Davy
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“It’s not all gloom and doom,” she said. “We’re seeking creative ways to acquire and care for new property.” Fiscal woes persist despite several hikes in fees that add up, especially for the poor. A day pass is now $14, while RV camping in a prime spot can cost $381.50 weekly. The Legislative Analyst’s Office is urging some of the $400 million to be generated by voter-approved bonds be used for repairs but the administration believes voters intended it for system expansion. “It’s a concern we would spend the future investment of California on the bailing wire and Band-Aids for fixing the maintenance problems,” parks spokesman Roy Stearn said. sgeissinger@angnewspapers.com (916) 447-9302160Want local news?Sign up for the Localist and stay informed Something went wrong. Please try again.subscribeCongratulations! You’re all set! “There are urgent issues we must push to the front of our government’s agenda,” said Elizabeth Goldstein of the nonprofit California State Parks Foundation. But Parks Department Director Ruth Coleman said the governor has been “very supportive” financially, especially given the ongoing struggle with a multibillion-dollar deficit. Activists also are concerned that the state’s money troubles also will hamper expansion and development of additional open space. The state acquired more than 1,600 acres in Lower Topanga Canyon more than five years ago, for example, to establish an attractive park gateway to the Santa Monica Mountains. But neglected cottages – some once intended for historic preservation – are falling apart, and rangers are unable to keep out the squatters, vandals and late-night partiers who pose a fire hazard as the area languishes. But Coleman said parks remain a priority with the administration despite the fiscal constraints. Reduced funding to repair and upgrade California’s state parks has sparked concern among lawmakers and activists that landmark beaches, deserts and forests will fall victim to neglect. In his proposed budget for fiscal year 2007-08, Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger allocated just $90 million of the $2.2 billion needed for 278 parks and 3,100 historic sites – roughly one-third of the $250 million set aside in 2006-07. And with crews facing a backlog of 8,000 repairs at parks and beaches – including a leaking septic system at Leo Carillo State Beach – many worry about the future of California’s legendary recreation system. 
Fox News announced on the air late Thursday morning that it would no longer air Cho’s material, saying “sometimes you change your mind.”160Want local news?Sign up for the Localist and stay informed Something went wrong. Please try again.subscribeCongratulations! You’re all set! Virginia State Police Col. Steve Flaherty – who praised NBC Wednesday for coming to authorities first with the package – said Thursday he was disappointed with what the network showed. NBC said the material was aired because it helped to answer the question of why Cho killed 32 people and himself on the Virginia Tech campus Monday. “The decision to run this video was reached by virtually every news organization in the world, as evidenced by coverage on television, on Web sites and in newspapers,” NBC said in a statement. “We have covered this story – and our unique role in it – with extreme sensitivity, underscored by our devoted efforts to remember and honor the victims and heroes of this tragic incident.” NBC and its MSNBC cable outlet will “severely limit” use of these pictures going forward, “Today” host Matt Lauer said, a restriction echoed by ABC News. At both CBS News and CNN, producers will need explicit approval from their bosses to use them going forward. NEW YORK – With a backlash developing against the media for airing sickening pictures from Virginia Tech shooter Cho Seung-Hui, Fox News Channel said Thursday it would stop and other networks said they would severely limit their use. NBC News was the recipient Wednesday of Cho’s package of rambling, hate-filled video and written messages, with several pictures of him posing with a gun. Contents began airing on “Nightly News,” and its rivals quickly used them, too. Family members of victims canceled plans to appear on NBC’s “Today” show Thursday because they “were very upset” with the network for showing the pictures, “Today” host Meredith Vieira said. 