Monday, October 06, 2008
KANSAS CITY CHIEFS SHUTOUT BY CAROLINA
The Carolina Panthers' Defense Paralyzed Kansas City Yesterday, Dealing The Chiefs Their
First Shutout In Nearly Six Years, 34-0. Chiefs Tight End Tony Gonzalez Got His
Record, But His Team's Crushing Defeat Took Some Of The Thrill Out Of It.
Gonzalez Broke The NFL's Career Mark For Yards Receiving By A Tight End, But
Finished With Just Three Catches.
MONDAY SCHEDULE
A League
Title Will Be On The Line Today For The Emporia High Girls Tennis Team. The
Centennial League Tournament Will Be Played In Topeka. Saturday The Lady Spartans
Finished In 4th Place In A Quad Played At Manhattan.
The Emporia High Girls Golf Team Plays In The Manhattan Invitational Today.
EMPORIA STATE LOSES 42-14 AT CENTRAL MISSOURI
Central Missouri used 4 big plays to
build a 28-0 first half lead and rolled to a 42-14 win over the Emporia State
Hornets Saturday Afternoon. The 22nd
ranked Mules scored on a touchdown pass of 56 yards to Glenn Milner, a blocked
punt returned for a touchdown, a 49 yard touchdown pass to Glenn Milner and a
55 yard scoring pass to DeMarco Cosby to take the 4
touchdown advantage into the locker room. Emporia State would not score until
the 4th quarter when third string quarterback Sheldon Smith threw a
39 yard scoring strike to Sean Partridge and a 67 yard scoring strike to Xavier
Smith. With the loss Emporia State falls to 3 and 3 on the
season and 1 and 3 in the MIAA. They will play at Washburn next Saturday.
MIAA Scores:
(7) Northwest Missouri State 35
(6) Pittsburg State 10
Missouri Western 31 Fort Hays State 28
Washburn 23 Missouri Southern 0
Truman State 26 (16) Nebraska Omaha 20 2OT
KANSAS RALLIES FOR WIN
(AP) Todd Reesing
threw for 319 yards and three touchdowns, and No. 16 Kansas stormed back from a
20-point hole before hanging on to beat Iowa State 35-33 on Saturday. Kerry Meier
caught seven passes for 125 yards and two TDs for the
Jayhawks who tied the third-biggest comeback in school history by outscoring
the Cyclones 35-13 in the second half.
KANSAS STATE ROUTED BY TEXAS TECH
(AP) Graham Harrell threw six
touchdown passes and shattered the Texas Tech record for career yards passing,
leading the No. 7 Red Raiders past Kansas State 58-28 in a lopsided Big 12
opener Saturday. Lyle Leong snared three of the
scoring passes from Harrell, who was 38-for-51 for 454 yards. Texas Tech with
its highest ranking in 32 years, scored on seven
straight possessions and did not attempt a punt until late in the fourth
quarter.
EMPORIA STATE VOLLEYBALL TEAM WINS TWICE SATURDAY
The 11th Ranked Emporia State
Volleyball Team wrapped up play in The Washburn Lady Blue Fall Classic Saturday
with two wins. They defeated both Texas Permian Basin and Incarnate Word in three games
each. Friday, the Lady Hornets Defeated Central Oklahoma in 3 Games and Took Care of Midwestern State in 3 Games. The Lady Hornets have
now won 16 in a row and are 19 and 1 for the season.
EMPORIA HIGH WINS HOMECOMING GAME
Mark Kolmer
Rushed For 198 Yards And Scored 2 Touchdowns To Help Lead The Emporia High Football
Team To A 31-13 Homecoming Win Over Topeka Seaman Last night. Seaman Scored The
First 7 Points Of The Game Before The Spartans Scored 31 Unanswered Points.
Taylor Euler Also Scored 2 Touchdowns For The Spartans Which Improved To 3 And
2 For The Season. They Play At Manhattan Next Friday Night.
Other
Centennial League Games:
Junction City Edged Topeka Hayden 21-14.
Manhattan Edged Shawnee Heights 13-3.
Topeka High Out Scored Topeka West 20-6.
And
Washburn Rural Defeated Highland Park 49-14.
Centennial
League Scores:
Junction City Edged Topeka Hayden 21-14.
Manhattan Edged Shawnee Heights 13-3.
Topeka High Out Scored Topeka West 20-6.
And
Washburn Rural Defeated Highland Park 49-14.
In Area High School Football Action:
Osage City Scored With 1:29 To Play And Edged Chase County 28-22. Osage City Had A 20-8 Lead Before Chase County Rallied To Take A 22-20 Lead In The
4th Quarter.
Area
Scores:
Northern Heights out Scored Lyndon 65-40.
Council
Grove Was 20-13 Winner Over Herington.
Olpe
Rolled Over Sedan 62-8 To Remain Undefeated.
Madison Is Also Undefeated After Their 52-6
Win Over Southern Coffey County.
Colony
Crest Defeated Hartford 58-8.
Marmaton Valley Was A 60-14 Winner Over Lebo.
St. Paul Defeated Waverly 48-14.
Marais Des Cygnes Valley Was A 24-18 Winner Over Frankfort.
And
Cherryvale Out Scored Burlington 53-33.
EMPORIA STATE CROSS COUNTRY TEAMS HOSTED MEET
Led By 7 Top 15 Finishes The Emporia State Mens Cross Country Team Won The
Jocks Nitch Invitational Yesterday. Skylar Delmott Led The Hornets With A
Second Place Finish. Adam McGovern Placed 5th, Will Hohmeier 7th, Sloan Kern
9th, Asher Delmott 11th, Michael Stephens 13th And Cody Burns 14th. Julius Bor
Of Cloud County Set A Course Record, Winning With A
Time Of 23:55.
Emporia States Katie Mona Won The Womens
Race. Morgan Frehe Was 12th And Kathryn Davison 20th. As A Team The Lady
Hornets Finished In 3rd Place Behind Johnson County Community College And MidAmerican Nazarene.
MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL POST SEASON
AMERICAN
LEAGUE DIVISONAL SERIES
Los Angeles
Angels 5 Boston Red Sox 4 12 innings
Red Sox lead
series 2-1
Chicago Whitesox 5
Tampa Bay Rays 3
Rays
lead series 2-1
NATIONAL
LEAGUE DIVISIONAL SERIES
Philadelphia Phillies 6 Milwaukee Brewers 2
Phillies win series 3 games to 1.
Athletes of the Week
Emporia High - Jenae
Scheve – Volleyball team
Area – C. J. Marple – Osage City High School Football
AREA
COACHES CORNER SCHEDULE
KVOE-AM
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Monday: Chase County – Derrick Budke Osage
City – Mike Ritzel
Tuesday: Emporia High – Bill Lowe Council
Grove – Jimmy Collins
Wednesday: Lebo – Butch Jones Hartford
– Dave Wasylk
Thursday: Northern Heights – Greg French Madison – Fred McClain
Friday: Olpe – Chris Schmidt Waverly
– Mike Hevel
BROADCAST
SCHEDULE
MONDAY
KVOE-AM
7:00P MONDAY
NIGHT FOOTBALL – MINNESOTA AT
NEW
ORLEANS
KVOE-FM
6:00P RON
PRINCE SHOW
7:00P CHIEFS KINGDOM
MIX 104.9
12:20P HORNET
TALK
WEDNESDAY
KVOE-AM
TBA MAJOR
LEAGUE BASEBALL POST SEASON
THURSDAY
KVOE-AM
6:00P HAWK TALK –
WITH MARK MANGINO
TBA MAJOR
LEAGUE BASEBALL POST SEASON
FRIDAY
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6:05P NFL
PREVIEW
6:35P EMPORIA
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