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Last season the Holyoke High School football program was in a bit of a transitional year as first-year Holyoke head coach John Zilla brought a new style of play to the team.
This year, Zilla believes one of the team's biggest advantages is their familiarity with the program and their understanding of coaches' expectations.
HHS letterwinners returning for the 2013 football season are pictured from left, front row, Logan Tharp, Ryan Parker, Ryan Krogmeier, Saul Ramos, Andrew Kent and Alan Madrid; second row, Morgan Golden, Tito Fierro, Wyatt Powell, Dylan Kotch and Jesus Martinez; third row, Tanner Smith, Eric Rojo, Taylor Mayden, Luke Stewart and Bradley Cumming; and back row, Trevor Dalton, Cody Lamm, T.J. Gertner and Marques Harvey.
With close to half of the team getting time at the varsity level last season and losing only four starters on both sides of the ball to graduation, the Dragons are loaded with experience as they enter the 2013 season.
Zilla said all of the seniors on the squad have been taking it upon themselves to be leaders on the team. He said he has seen seniors step up before, but having all of them take on a more prominent role is a positive move for the team.
Participation is also moving in the right direction as this year's Dragon squad consists of 42 players, up 13 from the final roster count of the 2012 season.
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Police seek ID of suspects in surveillance video
Published: Friday, June 28, 2013 at 9:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Friday, June 28, 2013 at 9:30 a.m.
OCALA - Ocala Police Department officials are trying to identify a man and a woman seen on a surveillance video in reference to the attempted use of someone else's credit card.
The cards were used at a Walmart store not long after they were stolen during a vehicle burglary.
Anyone with information about the man or woman can call Detective Melissa Buetti at 368-5406, the Crime Line at 369-7061 or Crime Stoppers at 368-STOP, visit www.ocalacrimestoppers.com or text "ocalapd" and a tip to TIP411.
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May 31, 2016
The U.S. economy grew at a faster 2.7 percent annual rate from July through September, although the strength may fade in the final months of the year.
The Commerce Department says growth in the third quarter was much better than the 2 percent rate estimated a month ago and more than twice the 1.3 percent rate logged in the April-June quarter.
The two biggest factors in the upward revision were larger gains in business stockpiles and a boost in export sales. That offset weaker consumer spending.
Economists believe growth is slowing to a rate below 2 percent in the current October-December quarter because of disruptions from Superstorm Sandy and worries about sharp tax increases and spending cuts that would occur in January without a budget deal in Washington.
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George Zimmerman, the neighborhood watch volunteer found not guilty in the February 2012 shooting death of unarmed black teen Trayvon Martin, will ask the state of Florida to cover some of his legal fees, a lawyer's spokesman says.
Mark O'Mara, Zimmerman's lawyer, plans to file a motion to recoup between $200,000 and $300,000 in legal fees from the state of Florida, Shawn Vincent, a spokesman for Zimmerman's legal team, said Monday evening.
"That is a ballpark estimate," Vincent said. "It will be a few weeks before everything is all together and we're in a position to file that motion."
A Florida statute allows defendants who win their cases to file such motions, Vincent said. More than a month after Zimmerman was acquitted, his attorneys have now had the time to begin preparing their motion.
"It's a pretty standard motion for a case that the defense won," Vincent said.
Zimmerman shot and killed Trayvon during a confrontation in Sanford, Fla., after deeming Trayvon suspicious. The case galvanized the civil rights community and many members of the public, who rallied around the teen's family and insisted Trayvon had been racially profiled. After the verdict, the NAACP, Color of Change and other civil rights organizations have pressed Attorney General Eric Holder to file federal civil rights charges against Zimmerman.
The motion to recoup legal costs would be based on a Florida statute that declares that a defendant who has been acquitted is not liable for costs associated with his or her case and that anything paid would be returned, if approved by a judge or clerk, via the state's Judicial Administrative Commission, according to the Orlando Sentinel.
The money Zimmerman's team hopes to recoup includes only legal expenses such as hiring courtroom experts, court reporter fees for witness depositions and some travel expenses.
No Florida law allows attorneys to recover their fees from the state, Vincent said.
In O'Mara's case, the fee would have been more than $1 million. He bills $400 an hour and worked 40 hours a week for 16 months on Zimmerman's case, Vincent said. Don West, a co-counsel on the case, bills $350 an hour.
"I believe to this day, they (O'Mara and West) have not been paid for any of their legal fees," Vincent said.
The Sentinel reported O'Mara has been paid nothing by Zimmerman.
The lawyer told the news organization that he will submit the costs to a judge for certification, but he anticipates that the Judicial Administrative Commission will challenge many of the expenses.
It remains to be seen how Zimmerman's legal fund defense, which collected several thousands of dollars for his defense, will work now that some of those fees will be paid by the state. It's also unclear whether Zimmerman's attorneys will be paid for their time in the future.


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Logistics technology: Savi introduces new synchronizing solution
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Lockheed Martin's Savi Technology announced its SmartChain Consignment Management Application (CMA) software platform version 6.0 achieved SAP certification as powered by the SAP NetWeaver PI technology platform.
SmartChain CMA integrates with SAP solutions to provide an automated solution synchronizing supply chain planning and execution operations for defense, public sector and commercial customers.
"SmartChain CMA helps bridge gaps among planning, inventorying, tracking and delivery processes," said John McFadyen, senior vice president of Savi Technology's International Operations.
In an interview with LM, Mohammad Avani, senior director of product management for Savi, said integration with additional SAP modules is currently under development.
"We will continue to expand our integration with SAP within various industries, specially, in Oil & Gas and Aerospace & Defense," he said.
According to spokesmen, the certified integration enables Savi's SmartChain CMA platform and applications for asset, shipment and consignment management to link supply chain visibility information in-transit and on-site with operational planning tools.
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In addition, SmartChain CMA linked to sensor-based data may provide greater awareness of asset conditions and security status. Automated alerts report on unplanned events as they happen, and supply chain partners can share information when needed.
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In the 2015–2016 Ascend season, the Dayton Ballet brings the wildly popular Cinderella back to the stage this October. In April, the tragic love story of Romeo and Juliet plays out on the main stage at the Schuster, set to the classical music of Sergei Prokofiev. The Dayton Philharmonic joins Dayton Ballet for this performance to bring the beautiful score to vivid life. In February, Dayton Ballet presents two exciting world-premiere ballets, one choreographed by Dayton Ballet Artistic Director Karen Russo Burke and one choreographed by the engaging Melissa Barak, whose résumé boasts an incredible dance background, including nine years with New York City Ballet. Of course, the Ascend season would not be complete without the Dayton Ballet's presentation of the beloved holiday classic and tradition The Nutcracker in December.
Pizza Preludes The Thursday evening performances (October 22, 2015 and February 11, 2016) will include a Pizza Prelude: complimentary pizza appetizers at 7:00 pm provided by our good friends at Uno's. These two performances start at 7:30 rather than the typical evening time of 8:00, giving our patrons plenty of time to get home early.
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I suppose that it's a good thing that all the potential qualified candidates to work in the county maintenance department have found better paying jobs in the oil industry. But simply removing the high school diploma or GED requirement in order to hire workers reminds me of the high school principal (under whom I worked) who, informed that many students were failing classes because of not doing homework, recommended abolishing homework.
The proposal suggests that maintenance workers do not need reading and math skills. However, if anyone has read the instructions on containers of cleaning products lately, he/she knows that both reading and math abilities are needed to follow them accurately and safely.
If there are simply no candidates for the maintenance jobs who meet the educational requirements, perhaps those without a GED or diploma could take a basic reading and math test to see if they could actually handle the job, then be hired on a temporary basis, on the condition that they complete their GED within a limited period of time.
I ask the County Court to maintain basic educational requirements for all county employees. The twenty-first century is making all jobs more, not less, complicated!
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Santa Claus and Mrs. Claus Visit Le Mars
(Le Mars) -- Area children had the opportunity to share with Santa Claus and Mrs. Claus their Christmas wishes as the jolly couple were in Le Mars on Saturday. The residents of the north pole visited with the children at the Habitue Coffeehouse and Creperie. Children were given crayons and a coloring book, along with some holiday goodies. Santa and Mrs. Claus were given plenty of smiles and lots of hugs.
What's the Christmas season without plenty of cookies, sweets, and other goodies to share? St. Joseph Catholic Church of Le Mars featured hundreds of goodies for people to purchase on Saturday and Sunday. The goodies were being sold at $5 per pound.
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WASHINGTON (WUSA) -- We are working on your budgets for 2013, and to do so, it's good to know what you should expect when it comes to raises and what you should expect when it comes to paying at the grocery store, for housing and other key expense items.
Our partners at USA Today have been checking out the numbers and expectations for consumer prices in 2013 are pretty modest.
The consumer price index is seen rising between 2.1 and 2.4 percent -- up last year. That increase will pretty much wipe out your gains at work.
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ATLANTA -- The committee behind the television ads and billboards that urge voters to support T-SPLOST and "Untie Atlanta" have raised millions of dollars.
RELATED | T-SPLOST preamble sways in favor
But if you look on the state's ethics website, you won't find any information about who's behind the money.
Citizens for Transportation Mobility, Inc. registered with the state as a local ballot committee, so it doesn't have to compile any campaign contribution disclosure reports until 15 days before the election.
"I think that's just under the table. They're not doing what they're supposed to be doing," said Steve Brown, a spokesman for the Transportation Leadership Coalition, L.L.C., a grassroots group that opposes T-SPLOST.
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It registered as a statewide ballot committee, which means it is required to compile campaign disclosure reports three times before the election: 75 days out, 45 days out and 15 days out.
The state ethics website shows contributions by individuals totaling about $6,600 so far.
"We give all our records out. We cite all our references. They should be doing the same thing," Brown said.
Representatives of Citizens for Transportation Mobility said the group registered as a local committee instead of a state committee because they're focused only on the 10-county metro Atlanta region, not the entire state.
11Alive News did get some campaign finance information from the group behind Untie Atlanta.
RELATED | Partial list of Untie Atlanta donors
Citizens for Transportation Mobility gave 11Alive's Jennifer Leslie a list of companies that have donated more than $4 million to support T-SPLOST.
Georgia Power, Coca-Cola, Cox Enterprises and the Georgia Association of Realtors have each given more than $250,000.
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DUBLIN (AP) - The Irish meat company at the center of Europe's "horseburger" scandal has blamed the contamination of its hamburger patties on the purchase last year of 170 tons of meat imported from Poland.
The ABP Food Group says it purchased the Polish meat last year marked as "beef" from an Irish meat trader, McAdam Food Products, and the product was used by its Silvercrest food processing facility to make frozen beef burgers.
The company said Tuesday in a statement to The Associated Press that "while Silvercrest purchased these beef products in good faith, horse DNA originating in Poland was present in some of these products."
Poland says its own investigations of slaughterhouses identified by Ireland as suppliers to ABP have produced no evidence they shipped horsemeat.
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CBR's Timothy Callahan gave "Brightest Day" #3 a 3-star review, stating that the Geoff Johns and Peter J. Tomasi-helmed bi-weekly series "might end up being the best of the year-long superhero experiments so far."
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Very nicely done! I like that it maintains the stock air hose from filter to throttle body, that keeps the air volume up and the turbulence down with rain protection for the filter to boot!Yes, details on the filter you used please. I gotta learn to weld.Scott
1. Now the crank breather and PAV is getting dirty air. Think about what will happen if dust/water gets into the crank case.
2. Since you have retained the original hose the free flow nature of K&N will some what be negated due to the length of the hose and also its bent.
3. The air scope behind the air box is located very close to the open arch of the wheel and it will pick up water.
4. When the crank gets hot oil vapors come out from the crank breather and it WILL clog your filter.
I like your idea of using a short length of hose with the filter set farther back. More volume, more length to get flow with less turbulence.
That said, I'm looking at this for two major reasons:1) Will the bike run well with a K&N bolted right to the throttle body? The original poster never responded with more than the first impressions and I'm curious. $40 for the experiment seems worthwhile to me.2) I want an alternative to the stock setup since I can see holes in the hinge of the air box and I know dust can get into the clean air flow.Scott
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First Jobs of Famous Musicians
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Before these musicians became megastars, they were ordinary people making a living with ordinary and, in some instances, unusual first jobs.
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Join us at Icimani Adventure Center as we celebrate the out of doors. Girls will make new friends, sing, play games, learn about nature, explore the creek, hike, and create arts and crafts projects. Plus we'll stay cool with our special Go Crazy water day and you never know what wonderful surprises will happen! All campers can earn a special camp patch if they participate in prescribed activities at camp. Trained leaders help girls carry out their activities. View Dark Hollow Day Camp 2013 flyer
Icimani Adventure Center, 5488 Yellow Mountain Road, Roanoke, VA 24014
Date & Time
June 17-21, 2013; 9 AM – 4 PM daily
Campers' Ages
Girls in Kindergarten in the 2012–13 school year may attend as campers. Girls in grades 7-11 are eligible of leadership programs.
Camp Leadership Programs
Camp Program Assistant (CPA) (grades 7 and up)
This program is for girls who want to help younger campers. CPA's assist leaders in carrying out camp program in the units and help with all-camp activities and projects. An orientation for all girls accepted in this program will be given on May 11, 2013 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Icimani Adventure Center. Application must be made before registering for this program. Space is very limited.
Counselor-in-Training (CIT) (grades 8 and up) (formerly known as Counselor Apprentice) To be a CIT, girls must: (1) apply for and complete the council CIT course (to be held on March 8-10, 2013 at Icimani); (2) register for camp and attend the camp staff planning session May 4, 2013 at Icimani Adventure Center; and (3) give service at camp.
Counselor-in-Training II (CIT II) (grades 10 and up, and have served at a GSVSC summer camp as a CIT)(formerly known as Junior Counselor) Girls can apply to be a Counselor-in-Training II if they have previous camp leadership experience. They must register for camp and attend the camp staff planning session May 4, 2013 at Icimani Adventure Center.
Contact the camp director or registrar for more information on these leadership programs.
Register by June 1st to receive a free camp t-shirt. Please indicate size on registration form.
$85 Camp fee for grades 2–6, regular camp program ($65 before May 1)
$30 Camp fee for CPA/CIT leadership program ($10 before May 1)
$25 Camp fee for CIT IIs ($5 before May 1)
$12 Membership Fee for non-Girl Scouts
Register by May 1, 2013 for a $20 camp fee discount.
Scholarship Applications Due: June 1, 2013
Parents/guardians are responsible for their daughters' transportation to and from camp. Parents are encouraged to form carpools with other campers in the area or with their troop.
Send Camp Registration and Health History Form (PDF or Fillable MS Word Doc) and fee (payable to Dark Hollow Day Camp) to:
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5330 Black Bear Lane
Roanoke, VA 24018
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Refund/Cancellation Policy
$20 of the camp fee is non-refundable. Refunds are made only when a request is made in writing by the parents and received by the Camp Director no later than one week before the start of camp.
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ELC welcomes climate change expert
24 June 2013 | News story
Please join us in welcoming our new colleague Santiago Martínez Ochoa, who joined the ELC as Legal Officer at the end of May.
Santiago is a Colombian national, formerly Head of the Legal Office at the Ministry of Environment of Colombia.
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This has nowhere to go but downhill guys.
I quit bowhunting because the more I did it, the more I could see it was just a matter of time before I screwed things up and wounded and lost an animal. I was a traditional Archer, but it wasn't about that, it was about spending time outdoors.
I know a lot of rifle hunters that don't practice very much, and get through a lot of seasons without wounding an animal. They can get away with it, technology (albeit from the 1850s) is on their side.
With Archery the amount of practice and personal responsibility a guy has to have is huge. I am tired of watching archers wound animals on TV, only to find them 3 days later. That animal suffered, and it shows a huge sense of irresponsibility on the part of the hunter that he or she shot at the animal in the first place if they didn't have a 90% chance of killing the animal.
Responsibility is all about obligation, obligation to the animal that it doesn't suffer, responsibility to the hunting community that we are not portrayed as slobs, and more than anything else personal responsibility to ourselves that when someone shouldn't be bowhunting they aren't allowed to.
Modern Bowhunting is not the "Zen of Hunting", it's not pure, considering that crossbows have been on this planet for fully 500 years longer than compounds, it's not even traditional. I have a lot of respect for archers that don recurves and longbows, but everyone needs to take a step back and rethink what is going on here.
The Archery community seems to think it is ok to wound and loose an animal, and that is a complete 180 from responsible game management.
This has nowhere to go but downhill guys.
Jon Boy just to clarify, I did not even see your post. I was commenting on that other person's post that kind of started this avalanche.
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6mm, now we're talking! Way to turn this thread around in a hurry. This is what the big draw on sheep is all about, Congrats
6mm, awsome sheep! I can only dream of the day I get the sheep hunt of a lifetime.
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No. 11 Iowa State Takes First Loss to OSU, 69-62
Iowa State was led by a 20 point, 10 rebound performance by Hallie Christofferson for her 16th career double-double.
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It was a tightly contested battle right from the start as the game featured six first-half lead changes. The Cyclones held a 23-17 lead in the rebounding game with a game-high seven boards in the first half by senior Hallie Christofferson. Iowa State would enter the locker room clinging to a 32-29 lead with six different Cyclones putting points on the scoreboard.
It would be Oklahoma State who would break things open early in the second half. The Cowgirls would grab as much as a 10-point lead with 12 minutes left, forcing the Cyclones to play catch up. Iowa State would come within three late in the game as Seanna Johnson knocked down a pair of free throws to make it 63-60, but Oklahoma State never let up the pressure and the Cowgirls handed ISU its first loss of the season.
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Hallie Christofferson. Christofferson scored 11 of Iowa State's first 13 points in the second half as the senior kept the Cyclones within reach of Oklahoma State. Christofferson would end the night with her 16th career double-double with 20 points and 10 rebounds.
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*Iowa State has outrebounded 14 of its 15 opponents this season.
*Hallie Christofferson scored 20 points against OSU, the 10th 20-point performance of the season and 24th of her career.
*Christofferson's 20 point, 10 rebound night marked the 16th double-double of her Iowa State career.
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Mission Foods' wireless supply chain evolution
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It's official: You're not the only one addicted to your Blackberry. Most everyone in your supply chain is.
According to a 2010 survey conducted by the ARC Advisory Group, respondents picked the smartphone (Blackberry and iPhone) as the most used mobile or wireless technology being applied in supply chain management (SCM) today, at 69 percent. It even surpassed the veritable workhorse of the logistics industry—the handheld computer, at 54 percent.
"A person uses a smartphone to stay connected to his business and to link in to his office," says Steve Banker, ARC's service director of SCM. "But on the warehouse floor I don't see it replacing the standard handheld scanner anytime soon. The handhelds are more robust, don't break easily, and scan much more efficiently."
Pete Doyle, strategic account manager for Intermec Technologies and provider of rugged handheld computers, agrees with Banker's assessment. "Having WIFI, GPS, cellular, and Bluetooth connectivity—and still being able to drop the device from eight feet to concrete, that's been a big game changer for us. And we've had it even before the smartphones had it."
No matter which wireless technology you're putting to use in your warehouse/DC operations, going wireless and freeing yourself from paper—while achieving real-time visibility on your trucks and inventory—are the clear beneficial attributes that are making wireless technology the hot topic it is today.
Tortilla manufacturer Mission Foods is a terrific example of what can be done through a comprehensive wireless system. The company employed a combination of wireless technologies—from handheld computers, to wireless networks, to RFID—to automate transactions, track assets, and manage labor and inventory in its distribution operation. Let's take a closer look at how this innovative manufacturer made it happen.
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With 16 plants and 50 distribution centers (DCs), Irving, Texas-based Mission Foods is one of the largest manufacturers of tortillas, chips, salsa, and taco shells in the U.S. Mission's mission is simple: To deliver fresh, shelf-stable tortilla products to every customer, every time, on time.
Mission's supply chain operation accomplishes this by following a direct-store-delivery (DSD) model using independent operators to quickly move products to market. It has a network of about 2,000 independent distributors who transport Mission's products over 2,300 routes. They pick up these products from Mission's facilities and deliver them directly to supermarkets and retail stores.
Since the late 1980s, Mission Foods had been using batch computers for its DSD routes, while relying heavily on paper and corrugated for picking and packing items. But by 2005, following years of dramatic developments in wireless networks, data capture, and mobile computers, Eduardo Valdes, vice president of management information systems, knew it was high time to leverage these technologies and transform Mission's distribution process.
Under his watch, Mission Foods began making the move towards wireless technology in three critical areas: its DSD operation; in the tracking of returnable plastic containers; and within the four walls of the warehouse.
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Believe it or not, Cyclone fans, if you run the ball every single down, eventually, the other team will figure you out.
You have to trust your QB to make plays at some point
Its the talent. Every year we want to. Fire the offensive coordinator. Every year its the talent. Really think tom herman was so bad that meyer hired him for the same position at ohip statr?
Nobody but HB knows for sure. You pretty much know nothing....like Knownothing would like to say.
Too bad we cant buy a good QB.
Exactly. And we're starting to get that talent. Bundrage is making plays that you expect Big 12 wide receivers to make. Hopefully Rohach or Richardson can make the QB plays next year
I'm fine with being one-dimensional WHEN IT IS WORKING!
Playcalling is pretty bad. When something works, you at least go with it once in the next 3 plays.
Today, we were able to run block and run the ball. You find a way to emphasize that.
Not the only reason we lose today. There's nothing in this effort to defend.
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I disagree with your thesis statement. The playcalling is godawful.
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Believe it or not, Cyclone fans, if you run the ball every single down, eventually, the other team will figure you out.
You have to trust your QB to make plays at some point
Sure, but make them step up and stop it first. When we're driving down on run after run and then go to 3 straight pass plays? Thats awful.
Those of u that think the playcalling isn't that bad are clueless. Its been bad today, its been bad all year. A two year can figure out what we r doing on offense. This zone read crape has got to go, and so does mess.
I would like to see a few more reverse or flea flicker type plays. Keep them guessing like we did against TCU. Nothing like that today.
We have never been good at playcalling apparently. Same people complain every year and don't realize we don't have the horses. We are great at play calling when we play the baylors. We are terrible when a defense has a pulse. I bet the same people love the play calling when we play west virginia.
Play calling is straight awful. Run the ball on 3rd and 3? Are you ******* kidding me!
Originally Posted by LincolnWay187
I would like to see a few more reverse or flea flicker type plays. Keep them guessing like we did against TCU. Nothing like that today.
Is not the generic football philosphy "Run until the other team proves they can stop it"?
Look at what Texas is doing offensively vs what we do. It's just a differnet league, a lot like Loney did when he was here (Bruns made that point on the radio and I think he is right) Texas has us completely off balance, no clue what is coming, motion, misdirection. Clearly bettter players, but we just don't do anything to keep people off balance or guessing at all.
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I wanted to drop a note on some changes we did in Zimbra 8 that may affect Zimlet development. While, we didn't make any major changes to the Zimlet API, we did make some changes around views.
* View Type
A view type is the general type of view, such as "TV" or "CLV2", identified by the ZmId.VIEW_* constants. If the type of view supports session views, it is used as a base for the view ID.
GET: [controller].getDefaultViewType()
GET: [controller].getCurrentViewType()
SET: [controller].setCurrentViewType(type)
Now that view type is available, you should not need to use indexOf to see if a view is (for example) a compose view. The old way:
if (appCtxt.getCurrentViewId().indexOf("COMPOSE") >= 0)
Instead, look at the view type:
if (appCtxt.getCurrentViewType() == ZmId.VIEW_COMPOSE)
Also note the use of the ZmId constant rather than the string literal. Please use those constants, including the ones for other things such as item types, organizer types, and operations. That mostly applies to zimlet code.
* View ID
For views that do not support sessions, the view ID is the same as the view type, for example, "LOADING" or "ACCT". If the view supports sessions, the view ID is made up of the view type and the session ID.
GET: [controller].getCurrentViewId()
SET: [controller].setCurrentViewId(viewId)
* View
The view is the object that is being displayed, usually some form of DwtComposite such as DwtListView. Many top-level views are compound views, such as ZmDoublePaneView or ZmContactSplitView, which comprise a list view and an item view.
GET: [controller].getCurrentView()
If you want the list view from a view that may or may not be compound, use:
GET: [controller].getListView()
* Deprecated
VAR: [controller].sessionId
VAR: [controller].viewId
VAR: [controller]._currentView
GET: [controller]._getViewType()
GET: [controller]._defaultView()
For example in Z7 it was common do to the following:
com_zimbra_example_toolbarhook_HandlerObject.proto type.initializeToolbar = function(app, toolbar, controller, viewId) {
if (viewId == ZmId.VIEW_CONVLIST || viewId == ZmId.VIEW_TRAD) {
In Z8 this would look like:
com_zimbra_example_toolbarhook_HandlerObject.proto type.initializeToolbar = function(app, toolbar, controller, viewId) {
var viewType = appCtxt.getViewTypeFromId(viewId);
if(viewType == ZmId.VIEW_CONVLIST || viewType == ZmId.VIEW_TRAD) {


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MONDAY RESULTS - June 18
(high school softball)
(game 1) (#14-4A)Le Mars (19-4/6-0) 10 Western Christian 5 / (game 2) (#14-4A)Le Mars (20-4/7-0) 7 Western Christian 2
(LE MARS) -- Le Mars ran their record to 7-and-0 in the Lakes Conference and 20-and-4 for the season as the 14th-rated (4A) Lady Bulldogs swept a conference doubleheader from Western Christian Monday night at the Bulldog Complex in Le Mars. The victories set the stage for a showdown for the Lakes Conference lead Tuesday night against Estherville/Lincoln Central in Le Mars. In game one Monday night, Madison Heidebrink had a three-run double in the first to key a four-run inning and Janessa Milbrodt added a two-run homer in the fifth to lead Le Mars to a 10-5 victory over the Wolfpack. Emily Ellefson and Holly Schneider led an eight-hit attack with two hits each. Molly Renken survived a night were she walked six and gave up ten hits to get the pitching win. She struck out eight. In game two, Le Mars scored seven runs in the first two innings and went on to beat Western 7-2. Molly Renken and Janessa Milbrodt combined to throw a three-hitter with Renken picking up the win. Madison Heidebrink and Molly Renken had back-to-back home runs in the second inning for the Lady Bulldogs. Emily Ellefson also had a pair of RBI doubles.
Remsen-Union 2 Gehlen Catholic (14-9/7-5) 1
(REMSEN) -- Brittany Weikel drilled a two-run, ground-rule double through the fence in left-center in the fifth inning to rally Remsen-Union to a 2-1 War Eagle Conference softball win over Gehlen Catholic Monday night in Remsen. A two-out error extended the fifth inning for the Rockets and they capitalized by loading the bases ahead of Weikel's hit. Lisa Gunter's squeeze bunt gave the Lady Jays a 1-0 lead in the third. Kim Schroeder won the pitcher's duel with Amber Timmins. Schroeder threw a five-hitter with eight strike outs but had to escape a bases-loaded threat in the sixth. Timmins fired a six-hitter with six strike outs. The loss drops Gehlen Catholic to 14-and-9 for the season and 7-and-5 in the W-E-C. The Rockets improve to 11-and-7 with their fourth straight victory.
(high school baseball)
(game 1) Le Mars (12-2/6-0) 5 Western Christian 1 / (game 2) Le Mars (13-2/7-0) 6 Western Christian 0
(LE MARS) -- Le Mars returned to the win column Monday night with a Lakes Conference doubleheader sweep of Western Christian at the Bulldog Complex. Le Mars improves to 7-and-0 in conference play and 13-and-2 for the season. In game one, the Buldogs erupted for four runs in the top of the seventh inning to snap a 1-1 tie and Le Mars beat the Wolfpack 5-1 in a game that was a make-up from an earlier postponement at Hull. Colin Borchers threw a four-hitter for Le Mars and Hunter Rowe paced a seven-hit attack with two hits and a RBI. Conner Delfs keyed the four-run seventh with a two-run double. In game two, the Bulldogs struck for four runs in the second inning with Levi TeBrink's two-run single the key hit as Le Mars won 6-0. Jacob Lemoreaux threw a three-hit shutout with five walks and seven strike outs. Le Mars travels to Rock Rapids Tuesday to play Central Lyon in a jv/varsity twinbill.
Gehlen Catholic (5-9/5-6) 16 Remsen-Union 4
(REMSEN) -- A seven-run first inning launched Gehlen Catholic to a 16-4 pounding of Remsen-Union Monday night in War Eagle Conference baseball action in Remsen. Mitchell Flack had a two-run double and Blake Wiltgen added a RBI single in the first as Gehlen took advantage of three Rocket errors in a 12-batter opening frame. Zach Wurth paced a 13-hit attack for the Jays with four hits, including a RBI triple in the fifth inning. Blake Wiltegn worked the first five innings to get the pitching win, holding the Rockets to three hits and striking out six. Austin Herbst worked the final two innings. The victory improves the Gehlen record to 5-and-9 and 5-and-6 in the W-E-C. Gehlen has won five of the last six games.
(little league)
Orioles 17 Giants 14
Mariners 17 Marlins 6
Hawks 12 Falcons 3
Warriors 17 Lions 15
Chargers 15 Rockets 6
Eagles 13 Spartans 5
Broncos 8 Panthers 4
Liberty 2 Comets 0
Sting 1 Storm 0
Rockers vs. Raiders - no score reported
Stars 9 Sparks 3
Blue Jays 2 Rangers 1 (make-up from Thursday, June 14th)
(American Association baseball)
Fargo-Moorhead 7 Sioux City Explorers 0
(major league baseball scores from Monday, June 18)
N-Y Yankees 6 Atlanta 2
Cleveland 10 Cincinnati 9
N-Y Mets 5 Baltimore 0
Houston 9 Kansas City 7
Chi Cubs 12 Chi White Sox 3
Milwaukee 7 Toronto 6
Arizona 7 Seattle 1
San Francisco 5 L.A. Angels 3
Texas 2 San Diego 1
TUESDAY RESULTS - June 19
(high school softball)
(#13-3A)Estherville/Lincoln Central 10 (#14-4A)Le Mars (20-5/7-1) 2
(LE MARS) -- 13th-rated (3A) Estherville/Lincoln Central forged a first place tie in the Lakes Conference softball race with a 10-2 win over 14th-rated (4A) Le Mars Tuesday night at the Bulldog Complex. The Midgettes took advantage of five errors and rapped out 14 hits to hand the Lady Bulldogs their most lopsided loss of the season. Kendall Bosch led the way with four hits and five RBI's for E-L-C. She was also the winning pitcher, scattering eight hits and recording 12 strike outs. RBI doubles by Madison Heidebrink and Kennedy Rolfes accounted for the two Le Mars runs. The loss drops Le Mars to 20-and-5 for the season and 7-and-1 in the Lakes Conference.
(high school baseball)
Le Mars (14-2) 14 Central Lyon 3
(ROCK RAPIDS) -- Levi TeBrink fired a four-hitter and was backed by an 11-hit attack as Le Mars improved to 14-and-2 for the season with a 14-3 pounding of Central Lyon in non-conference baseball action at Rock Rapids Tuesday night. The game was a make-up from a May postponement. Hunter Rowe and Kendall Candor hits home runs and both finished with two hits and two RBI's. Parker Rolfes had three doubles and drove in three runs for the Bulldogs.
(little league)
Astros 8 Royals 2
Rangers 6 Twins 0
Nationals 2 Indians 0
Padres 3 D'Backs 1
Tigers 3 Red Sox 2
Blue Jays 2 Phils 0
Reds 14 Marlins 13
Giants 12 Cards 3
Rockies 14 Dodgers 8
White Sox 6 Cubs 1
Angels 8 A's 6
Braves 12 Yankees 4
Pirates 11 Mets 6
(American Association baseball)
Sioux City Explorers 6 Fargo-Moorhead 0
(major league baseball results)
Atlanta 4 N-Y Yankees 3
Cleveland 3 Cincinnati 2, 10 Innings
Pittsburgh 7 Minnesota 2
Detroit 6 St. Louis 3
Tampa Bay 5 Washington 4
N-Y Mets 5 Baltimore 0
Boston 7 Miami 5
Kansas City 2 Houston 0
Chi Cubs 2 Chi White Sox 1
Toronto 10 Milwaukee 9
Seattle 12 Arizona 9, 10 Innings
Oakland 3 L.A. Dodgers 0
L.A. Angels 12 San Francisco 5
Texas 7 San Diego 3
Philadelphia 7 Colorado 2
(N-B-A finals)
MIAMI (AP) - LeBron James and the Miami Heat are one win away
from an NBA championship. James had 26 points, 12 assists and nine
rebounds before dealing with leg cramps late, Dwyane (dwayn) Wade
and Mario Chalmers each scored 25 as the Heat rallied from 17
points down to beat the Oklahoma City Thunder 104-98 to take a 3-1
series lead in the NBA Finals.
WEDNESDAY RESULTS - June 20
(high school softball)
Le Mars (21-5/8-1) 12 Storm Lake 0, 3 innings
(LE MARS) -- Le Mars returned to the win column Wednesday night with a 12-0 win over Storm Lake in a Lakes Conference softball match-up that was shortened to three innings by the 12-run rule. Molly Renken and Janessa Milbrodt combined to no-hit the Tornadoes, facing the minimum of 21 batters in the three inning contest. The Lady Bulldogs scored six runs in the second inning and five more in the third to end the game early. Kylee Lang and Ashley Phelan had three RBI's each to pace the Le Mars offense. The Lady Bulldogs improve to 21-and-5 for the season and 8-and-1 in the Lakes Conference.
(game 1) Gehlen Catholic 16 Unity Christian 0, three innings / (game 2) Gehlen Catholic (16-9/9-5) 10 Unity Christian 1
(LE MARS) -- Gehlen Catholic swept a War Eagle Conference softball doubleheader from Unity Christian Wednesday night, winning the first game 16-0 in three innings and then taking game two 10-1. The sweep improves the Lady Jays record to 16-and-9 for the season and 9-and-5 in league play. Amber Timmins threw a three-inning no-hitter in game one. Gehlen had their biggest inning of the season, scoring 14 runs in the second inning. Timmins and Abby Freking had two hits and four RBI's each to lead the Lady Jays offensively. Timmins had another three RBI's in game two, collecting a double and triple. Lisa Gunter also doubled and tripled for the Lady Jays. Alison Schnepf threw a four-hitter for the Jays.
(high school baseball)
Le Mars (15-2/8-0) 11 Storm Lake 0, 5 innings
(LE MARS) -- Parker Rolfes belted a three-run homer to cap a five-run fifth inning for Le Mars to bring an end to an 11-0, ten-run rule victory over Storm Lake Wednesday night at the Bulldog Complex. Rolfes also had a single in the second inning. Hunter Rowe had a two-run double in the fourth for the Bulldogs. Chris Eckstaine improved to 4-and-1 for the season with a two-hit shutout. Eckstaine struck out six. Le Mars improves to 15-and-2 for the season and 8-and-0 in the Lakes Conference.
(game 1) Gehlen Catholic 12 Unity Christian 2, 5 innings / (game 2) Gehlen Catholic (7-9/7-6) 6 Unity Christian 3
(LE MARS) -- Michael Whitehead earned a victory and a save to help pitch Gehlen Catholic to a War Eagle Conference doubleheader sweep of Unity Christian Wednesday night at the Riverview Complex. Whitehead threw a three-hitter with ten strike outs in game one as Gehlen won 12-2 in five innings on the ten-run rule. Eric Oetken pitched into the seventh in game two, scattering six hits while striking out four. Whitehead relieved Oetken after a lead-off single in the seventh and promptly struck out all three batters he faced to preserve a 6-3 victory over the Knights. Austin Herbst and Angel Chagolla led the offense in the game one victory with two hits and two RBI's each. The Jays scored six runs in the fourth inning to break the game open. In game two, Eric Oetken had two hits, including his first career home run. Dylan Kneip also had a RBI hit. Gehlen improves to 7-and-9 for the season and 7-and-6 in the War Eagle Conference.
(little league)
Reds 9 Orioles 4
Hawks 13 Foxes 10
Foxes 12 Falcons 10
Lions 17 Spartans 11
Broncos 17 Rockets 7
Eagles 8 Warriors 7
Chargers 14 Panthers 10
Sparks 5 Sting 0
Storm 3 Stars 0
Liberty 4 Rockers 0
Comets 2 Raiders 0
(American Association baseball)
Fargo-Moorhead 6 Sioux City Explorers 5
(major league baseball results)
Atlanta 10 N-Y Yankees 5
Kansas City 2 Houston 1
Milwaukee 8 Toronto 3
Arizona 14 Seattle 10
Texas 4 San Diego 2
Cleveland 8 Cincinnati 1
Minnesota 2 Pittsburgh 1
St. Louis 3 Detroit 1
Washington 3 Tampa Bay 2
N-Y Mets 4 Baltimore 3
Boston 15 Miami 5
Chi White Sox 7 Chi Cubs 0
Oakland 4 L.A. Dodgers 1
L.A. Angels 6 San Francisco 0
Philadelphia 7 Colorado 6
THURSDAY RESULTS - June 21
(high school softball)
(#9-2A)Emmetsburg 1 (#14-4A)Le Mars (21-6/8-2) 0, eight innings
(EMMETSBURG) -- Senior pitcher Faith Schmidt did it all Thursday night for the ninth-rated (2A) Emmetsburg girls softball team. Her eighth inning two-out double to right-center plated Katie Degen from first base for the game's only run as the E-Hawks clipped 14th-rated (4A) Le Mars 1-0 in Lakes Conference softball action at Emmetsburg. It was Schmidt's third hit of the game. In the pitching circle Schmidt threw a five-hit shutout, striking out 12. Molly Renken was the tough luck loser in this pitchers duel. Renken scattered seven hits while walking one and striking out six. Le Mars left the bases loaded three times in the game and stranded 12 base runners. Emily Ellefson had three of the five hits for the Lady Bulldogs, who fall to 21-and-6 for the season and 8-and-2 in the Lakes Conference. The loss drops the Lady Bulldogs a game behind league leader Estherville/Lincoln Central.
(high school baseball)
Le Mars (16-2/9-0) 11 Emmetsburg 0, five innings
(EMMETSBURG) -- Hunter Rowe gave up a hit to the first batter he faced Thursday night and then held Emmetsburg hitless the rest of the way to pitch Le Mars to an 11-0, five inning victory over the E-Hawks in Lakes Conference baseball action at Emmetsburg. Rowe finished with a one-hitter with no walks and six strike outs. Rowe also led the offense with three hits and a RBI. His two-run double was the key hit in a five-run fifth inning that gave the Dogs a ten-run rule verdict. Chris Eckstaine had two hits and three RBI's for Le Mars and Kendall Candor added two hits to Le Mars' ten-hit attack. The Bulldogs improve to 16-and-2 for the season and 9-and-0 in the conference.
Gehlen Catholic (8-9/8-6) 5 (#10-1A)South O'Brien 3
(PAULLINA) -- Gehlen Catholic continues their remarkable turnaround from an 0-and-7 start to the 2012 season with their eighth win in their last ten games. The Jays knocked off number-ten (1A) South O'Brien 5-3 Thursday night in War Eagle baseball play at Paullina. Mitchell Flack threw a six-hitter for the Jays and saved his only three strike outs of the night for the seventh inning to end the game with two runners on base. Blake Wiltgen and Angel Chagolla delivered sacrifice flies in the seventh inning to break a 3-3 tie. The Jays are 8-and-9 for the season and 8-and-6 in the W-E-C.
(little league)
Blue Jays 4 Indians 2
Phils 3 Royals 1
Tigers 1 Padres 0
Astros 3 D'Backs 0
Nationals 5 Twins 0
Red Sox 0 Rangers 0, tie
Mariners 6 Cards 4
Pirates 8 Yankees 4
A's 19 Cubs 14
Mets 7 Angels 6
Braves 13 Dodgers 12
White Sox 11 Rockies 2
(American Association baseball)
Wichita 19 Sioux City Explorers 10
(major league baseball results)
Detroit 2 St. Louis 1, 10 Innings
Oakland 4 L.A. Dodgers 1
Pittsburgh 9 Minnesota 1
Washington 5 Tampa Bay 2
Boston 6 Miami 5
Colorado 4 Philadelphia 1
(N-B-A finals)
MIAMI (AP) - LeBron James was named MVP of the NBA Finals after
leading the Miami Heat to the title in five games following a
convincing 121-106 win over Oklahoma City last night. It's the
second title in six seasons for the Heat but the first for James,
who led the rout with 26 points, 11 rebounds and 13 assists.
FRIDAY RESULTS - June 22
(high school softball)
Gehlen Catholic (17-9/10-5) 11 South O'Brien 1
(PAULLINA) -- Gehlen Catholic scored in every inning enrote to an 11-1 victory over South O'Brien in War Eagle Conference softball play at Paullina Friday night. Abigail Krienert and Shannon Smith combined for five RBI's to lead the Lady Jays. Krienert's two-run single in the third inning keyed a four-run frame that extended a 2-1 lead to 6-1. Kreinert finished with three RBI's. Abby Freking and Alison Schnepf paced an 11-hit attack with two hits each. Amber Timmins threw a four-hitter in the pitching circle with two walks and seven strike outs. Gehlen takes a 17-and-9 record and 10-and-5 W-E-C mark into Monday's match-up with top-rated Akron-Westfield at the Riverview Complex. The game will be carried on KLEM.
(#6-3A)Estherville/Lincoln Central 5 (#1-1A)Akron-Westfield 1
Le Mars (22-6) 7 (#4-1A)Newell-Fonda 3
(#1-1A)Akron-Westfield (26-1) 1 (#4-4A)Bishop Heelan 0
Denison-Schleswig 10 Le Mars (22-7) 3
(SPENCER) -- The Le Mars Lady Bulldogs split a pair of games Friday at the talent-deep field Spencer Softball Invitational. Le Mars, which fell from the ratings in Class 4A this week after losses to state-rated Estherville/Lincoln Central and Emmetsburg, rebounded with a 7-3 victory over number-four (1A) Newell-Fonda Friday afternoon. Le Mars erased a 2-1 deficit with a five-run third inning, sparked by two-run singles by Madison Heidebrink and Emily Pick. Heidebrink finished with two hits and two stolen bases while Pick drove in a third run with a sixth inning ground out. Freshman Janessa Milbrodt picked up the win in the pitching circle with a five-hitter with seven strike outs. In game two Friday night, Denison-Schleswig spoiled Freshman Jayme Kelly's varsity debut with a 10-3 win over Le Mars. Kelly struggled with eight walks and surrendered nine hits in five innings of work. Madison Heidebrink and Janessa Milbrodt had two hits each as Le Mars fell to 22-and-7 for the season. Top-rated (1A) Akron-Westfield suffered their first loss of the season, losing 5-1 to tenth-rated 9#a) Estherville/Lincoln Central. The Westerners bounced back with a 1-0 win over fourth-rated (4A) Bishop Heelan to improve to 26-and-1.
(high school baseball)
Sioux City North 7 Le Mars (16-3) 2
(SIOUX CITY) -- Colan Borchers was roughed up for five runs on five hits in just two innings of work by Sioux City North Friday night as the Stars turned back Le Mars 7-2. Evan Culver had two RBI's for the Stars. Robert Neustrom got the win on the mound with a five-hit performance through five solid innings of work. The Bulldogs fall to 16-and-3 as they head to Carroll Saturday and Sunday in the Kuemper Tournament.
Remsen St. Mary's 15 Boyden-Hull/Rock Valley 3
Spalding Catholic 7 Sioux Central 2
Gehlen Catholic (9-9) 3 Sioux Center 0
North Union 1 Unity Christian 4
(semifinals) Spalding Catholic 6 Remsen St. Mary's 5 / North Union 3 Gehlen Catholic (9-10) 1
(GRANVILLE) -- Blake Wiltgen struck out 12 and limited Sioux Center to four hits to pitch Gehlen Catholic to a 3-0 win over the Warriors in the quarterfinal round of the Spalding Catholic Tournament. The victory evens the Jays season record at 9-and-9. North Union scored twice in the first inning and went onto beat Gehlen Catholic 3-1 in the semifinals Friday night. The Jays were limited to just three hits by North Union's ace Brett Thackery. Austin Herbst threw a three-hitter for the Jays with three walks and three strike outs.
(American Association baseball)
Wichita 13 Sioux City Explorers 4
SATURDAY RESULTS - June 23
(high school softball)
(#1-1A) Akron-Westfield (27-1) 4 (#2-2A)North Union 3, nine innings
(#1-1A)Akron-Westfield (28-1) 7 Le Mars (22-8) 2
Le Mars (23-8) 8 (#10-1A)Marcus/Meriden-Cleghorn 1
(SPENCER) -- Dana Hedlund and Brandi Davis combined on a four-hitter as top-rated (1A) Akron-Westfield beat Le Mars for the second time this month, 7-2 at the Spencer Invitational Saturday. Janessa Milbrodt and Jayme Kelly, both freshman pitchers for Le Mars, combined to limit the hard-hitting Westerners to just three hits. Four errors were costly however. Brandi Davis had two RBI's for A-W. Jess Van Otterloo and Holly Schneider had RBI hits for Le Mars. Janessa Milbrodt fired a three-hitter with six strike outs in an 8-1 win over number-ten (1A) Marcus/Meriden-Cleghorn in the Lady Bulldogs final game at the Spencer Invite Saturday afternoon. A six-run third inning, sparked by Madison Heidebrink's two-run single, broke the game open. Kylee Lang launched a two-run homer in the second inning for the first runs of the game. Le Mars takes a 23-and-8 record into the final week of the regular season, facing Spirit Lake on the road Monday night.
(high school baseball)
3rd place game- Gehlen Catholic (10-10) 6 Remsen St. Mary's 5, eight innings
(GRANVILLE) -- Solomon Freking worked all eight innings and got the win as Gehlen Catholic won a see-saw extra inning battle with Remsen St. Mary's 6-5 Saturday afternoon in the third place game of the Spalding Catholic baseball tournament in Granville. Freking gave up 11 hits but walked only one and struck out two. Angel Chagolla knocked in two runs for the winners and Michael Whitehead had two hits and a RBI. Gehlen is 10-and-10 for the season.
Le Mars (17-3) 4 (#1-1A)Council Bluffs St. Albert 3
(semifinals) (#3-1A)Lawton-Bronson 8 Le Mars (17-4) 0
(CARROLL) -- Le Mars opened play at the Kuemper Tournament in Carroll Saturday with a 4-3 upset victory over top-rated (1A) Council Bluffs St. Albert as Parker Rolfes checked the Falcons to four hits. Rolfes walked five but struck out seven. Rolfes also belted a two-run homer in the game for the key offensive blow of the game as the Bulldogs built a 4-0 lead through the first three innings. All the Falcon runs came in the final two innings, including two in the bottom of the seventh to pull St. Albert to with a run before Rolfes could subdue the rally. In the semifinals Saturday evening, number-three (1A) Lawton-Bronson shutout Le Mars 8-0 behind Luke Skinner's five-hitter. Skinner walked five but struck out six. Colan Borchers and Conner Delfs had two hits each for Le Mars. The Bulldogs take a 17-and-4 record into Sunday's third place game.
(American Association baseball)
Wichita 5 Sioux City Explorers 2
(APFL indoor football)
Sioux City Bandits (12-0) 68 Kansas Koyotes 24
SUNDAY RESULTS - June 24
(high school baseball)
(3rd place game) Carroll 11 Le Mars (17-5) 0, five innings
(CARROLL) -- Hayden Ostrich threw a two-hit shutout against Le Mars Sunday as Carroll claimed third place in the Kuemper Catholic baseball tournament with an 11-0, five-inning victory. Conner Delfs and Andy Heffner had the Bulldogs lone hits. The Tigers scored seven runs in the bottom of the fourth inning and claimed a ten-run rule victory in the next half-inning. Le Mars falls to 17-and-5 with the loss. They'll travel to Spirit Lake Monday for Lakes Conference action.
(American Association baseball)
Sioux City Explorers 5 Wichita 0