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2012 State Track Championship Saturday Girls Results Final

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May 19th, 2012 by admin 

2012 State Track Meet Championship Saturday Girls

Sprint Medley 1A
9th EHK-Exira                                           1:54.71                
 1) Wilkenfeld, Payton 12           2) Parker, Sydney 10                   
 3) Kautz, Jessica 11               4) Neville, Jennifer 09 
12th Griswold                                            1:54.82                
 1) Kirchhoff, Kayla 09             2) Brunk, Marquel 10                   
 3) Freund, Justine 10              4) Backhaus, Larissa 11                
13th Boyer Valley                                        1:54.93                
 1) Brosamle, Kortney 11            2) Block, Codi 12                      
 3) Hull, Nisha 12                  4) Kroll, Melissa 12  
17th A-H-S-T, A                                          1:55.50                
 1) Kardell, Courtney 12            2) Baggett, Taylor 12                  
 3) Schueman, Johnni 12             4) Bird, Shayla 09  
19th Villisca                                            1:55.59                
 1) Berggren, Lilly 12              2) Fisher, BreeAnn 11                  
 3) Schaaf, Sheri 12                4) Haer, Morganne 11   
22nd Lenox                                               1:56.15                
 1) Barker, Katie 12                2) Beck, Blythe 11                     
 3) Aravelo, Aurora 09              4) Dukes, Katie 09   
24th St. Albert, CB                                      1:57.82                
 1) Wettengel, Alli 09              2) Faurot, Mary 12                     
 3) Munger, Matti 09                4) Ferguson, Kylie 10

Sprint Medley 2A

13th IKM-Manning                                         1:54.66  
 1) Opperman, Carolyn 11            2) Holdsworth, Kiley 12                
 3) Sextro, Katie 11                4) Schlichte, Sarah 11  
15th Panorama, Panora                                        1:54.76                
 1) Woodvine, Morgan 12             2) Kirtley, Chelsea 11                 
 3) Beckman, Sidney 11              4) Johnk, Karlee 10     
18th Tri-Center, Neola                                       1:55.71                
 1) Hansen, Haillee 09              2) Lehan, Kirsten 09                   
 3) Paulson, Nikki 10               4) Witt, Kari 10

Sprint Medley 3A

8th Harlan                                              1:51.56    1        
 1) Jacobsen, Shelbie 12            2) Craig, Kassidy 09                
 3) Evers, Mikayla 09               4) Feldman, Jess 11   
15th Creston                                             1:54.29             
 1) Downing, Chelcee 10             2) Frank, Zaidy 10                  
 3) Maitlen, Brianna 11             4) Briley, Katlin 12
19th Atlantic                                            1:54.65             
 1) Johnk, Kristin 10               2) Holmes, Mackenzie 11             
 3) Barry, Taylor 12                4) Nielsen, Melanie 12

Sprint Medley 4A

18th CB, A Lincoln                                       1:53.03                
 1) Nee, Jessica 12                 2) Wohlers, Paige 09                   
 3) Holman, Peyton 11               4) Christensen, Hannah 12

800 Meter Run 1A

1st Topham, Rebekah           09 Griswold               2:14.79   10           
4th Courtney, Leah            12 Guthrie Center         2:21.29    5           
5th Hall, Shelby              12 Woodbine               2:21.75    4
7th Shepherd, Tiffany         11 Corning                2:25.39    2
11th Hoflen, Grace             09 EHK-Exira              2:28.82 
21st Johnson, Ruby             09 Audubon                2:32.57   2:32

800 Meter Run 2A
12th Mumm, Michelle            10 Tri-Center, N          2:26.39

800 Meter Run 3A
19th Hudson, Taylor            11 Creston                2:27.09

Shuttle Hurdles 1A
6th Treynor                                             1:09.14    3           
 1) Snyder, Alex 12                 2) Hempel, Laura 09                    
 3) McNeal, Emmaline 11             4) Rath, Chaley 11                     
7th Guthrie Center                                      1:09.18    2           
 1) Wilson, Hayley 12               2) Schreck, Kacie 10                   
 3) Meier, Breanne 12               4) Bailey, Keisha 12      

100 Meter Dash 1A
1st Stroud, Caitlyn           12 Corning                12.75  -3.3  10 
3rd Konkler, Emma             10 Audubon                13.10  -3.3   6
7th Schueman, Johnni          12 A-H-S-T, A             13.28  -3.3   2

100 Meter Dash 2A
5th Hemer, Madison            09 OA-BCIG                13.27  -3.4   4

100 Meter Hurdles 1A
4th Rath, Chaley              11 Treynor                15.57  -2.3   5
7th Vokt, Lacey               12 Audubon                16.29  -2.3   2

200 Meter Dash 1A
1st Stroud, Caitlyn           12 Corning                26.16  -3.6  10

1500 Meter Run 1A
1st Topham, Rebekah           09 Griswold               4:44.03   10
3rd Hall, Shelby              12 Woodbine               5:01.08    6
8th Flippen, Alyx             09 Griswold               5:05.39    1
13th Shepherd, Tiffany         11 Corning                5:11.68
14th Maaske, Megan             09 Woodbine               5:14.00 
17th Frels, Therese            11 Guthrie Center         5:16.51   
23rd Killinger, Kaitlin        11 Treynor                5:31.55

1500 Meter Run 2A
12th Hare, Bailey              09 OA-BCIG                5:05.83

1500 Meter Run 3A
18th Krogman, Ali              12 Atlantic               5:16.69                
19th Wignall, Emily            11 Creston                5:17.01                
20th Mostek, Maria             09 Creston                5:18.01

4x100 Meter Relay 1A
5th Audubon                                               52.45    4           
 1) Johnston, Carly 09              2) Konkler, Emma 10                    
 3) Nelsen, Emily 11                4) Vokt, Lacey 12  

4x100 Meter Relay 3A
6th Glenwood                                              51.10    3           
 1) Ostrander, Reiny 10             2) Caudill, Kecia 10                   
 3) Salerno, Sarah 10               4) Magnussen, Courtney 09

4x400 Meter Relay 2A
8th Tri-Center, N                                       4:11.47    1
     1) Witt, Kari 10                   2) Baatz, Emily 11
     3) Paulson, Nikki 10               4) Mumm, Michelle 10 

4x400 Meter Relay 3A
2nd Harlan                                              4:03.73    8        
 1) Evers, Mikayla 09               2) Jacobsen, Shelbie 12             
 3) Kloewer, Ashley 12              4) Feldman, Jess 11                 
4th Creston                                             4:07.66    5        
 1) Briley, Katlin 12               2) Hudson, Taylor 11                
 3) Maitlen, Brianna 11             4) Bolinger, Audrey 12

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ARTHUR MASUR, 82, of Harlan (SVCS 5/21/12)

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May 19th, 2012 by admin

ARTHUR MASUR, 82, of Harlan, died on Thursday, May 17 at Myrtue Medical Center in Harlan.  Mass of Christian Burial for ARTHUR MASUR will be held on Monday, May 21 at 10:30 AM at St. Michael’s Catholic Church in Harlan.  Pauley Jones Funeral Home in Harlan has the arrangements.

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Visitation will be held on Monday, May 21 from 9:30 until 10:15 prior to the service at the funeral home.  A rosary will also be held that day at 9:45 at the funeral home.

Burial will be at St. Patrick Cemetery in Walnut.

ARTHUR MASUR is survived by:

Wife:  Bernice Masur of Harlan

2 sisters:  Millie Murray of Medesto, CA and Norma Baker of Lockhart, TX

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7AM Sportscast 05-19-2012

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May 19th, 2012 by admin

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Iowa AP Saturday Morning News Headlines

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May 19th, 2012 by admin

DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) – Governor Terry Branstad says he’s headed to China later this month at the invitation of Chinese Vice President Xi Jinping (shee jeen ping). Branstad will travel with a group of Iowans from May 29th to June 5th. They’ll participate in a reunion banquet with Xi, who came to Iowa in February as part of his first U.S. trip as the presumed next president of China. February’s trip was a reunion 27 years after Xi first visited Iowa for a diplomatic exchange to Muscatine.
 
AMES, Iowa (AP) – Police say a 46-year-old Ames man had died after he was caught in the hydraulic loading door of a water tanker truck. The Ames Tribune reports that the man died yesterday morning at Manatts Construction in Ames. His name hasn’t been released.
 
WATERLOO, Iowa (AP) – A 61-year-old former high school teacher in Waterloo has pleaded guilty to having inappropriate conduct with a student. Former Waterloo West High School social studies teacher Michael Lyons pleaded guilty yesterday to one felony count of sexual exploitation by a school employee and two misdemeanor counts. Lyons was arrested in November.
 
TAMA, Iowa (AP) – Tama County authorities have arrested a second volunteer firefighter in connection with a string of recent fires they believe were set intentionally. Eighteen-year-old Joshua Weiermann of Chelsea, Iowa, faces charges of aiding and abetting arson and being an accessory after the fact. He was being held yesterday morning in lieu of $20,000 bond.

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Property Theft Reported in Stanton

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May 19th, 2012 by admin

The Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office received a report on Friday afternoon shortly after 4:00 of stolen property in the 400 block of Broad Ave in Stanton. 

Thirty-eight-year-old Reggie Dean Resh of Stanton reported that sometime earlier in the week between Tuesday and Thursday someone had stolen two I-Pods, two Ford F-250 center caps, one Ford F-250 lock out hub, and one 20 pound propane tank from his vehicle that was parked on Broad Ave.  He estimates his loss at about $1,200.

Anyone with information is asked to call the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office or Crime Stoppers.

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Stanton Man Arrested on Theft Charge

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May 19th, 2012 by admin

The Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office reports the arrest of a Stanton man Friday afternoon.  Just before 3:00 Friday, 18-year-old Drew Dale Goodrich of Stanton was arrested for 3rd degree theft.  He was transported to the Montgomery Count Jail where he was being held on $2,000 cash bond.

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Cardinals Roster Moves

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May 19th, 2012 by admin



The St. Louis Cardinals placed have outfielder Allen Craig on the 15-day disabled list on Friday because of a left hamstring strain, along with reliever Kyle McClellan due to an elbow strain.
 
The move with Craig is retroactive to May 17. He was hitting .373 in 13 games with 19 RBIs and five home runs – all of them during a seven-game stretch. He began the season on the DL with a sore right knee.
 
McClellan had a 5.30 ERA in 16 appearances, allowing 11 earned runs, 16 hits and nine walks in 18 2-3 innings.
 
 Outfielder Adron Chambers and right-hander Brandon Dickson were recalled from Triple-A Memphis before the opener of a three-game series at Dodger Stadium.

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Dodgers Beat Cardindals 6-5

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May 19th, 2012 by admin

A.J. Ellis drew a bases-loaded walk in the ninth inning, helping the Los Angeles Dodgers to a 6-5 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals on Friday night in the opener of a series between the NL West and Central Division leaders.

Los Angeles’ Adam Kennedy had four hits against his former team and James Loney drove in two runs.

Cardinals first baseman Lance Berkman, 3 for 31 with 10 strikeouts against Dodgers left-hander Ted Lilly, was not in St. Louis’ starting lineup despite having led the NL with 22 road home runs last season. He came up with two outs in the ninth as a pinch-hitter for Shane Robinson and drove an 0-1 pitch from closer Kenley Jansen into the pavilion seats in right-center for his first homer in 41 at-bats this season – ending the longest season-opening drought of his 14-year career.

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VA health care facilities put out urgent call for volunteers

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May 19th, 2012 by admin

There’s a dire need for volunteers to help out at several Department of Veterans Affairs facilities in western Iowa and eastern Nebraska. Will Ackerman, spokesman for the V-A’s Nebraska-Western Iowa Health Care System, says the vital corps of hundreds of volunteers absolutely help to keep the system running.

“We’re seeing a lot of our volunteers aging and certainly some of them are retiring or even passing away,” Ackerman says. “We’re really trying to encourage people of all ages, but especially some of our younger population, to get involved.” He says volunteers are needed for a number of services throughout the V-A health care system.

“We have about 800 volunteers throughout our Nebraska/Western Iowa Health Care System,” he says. “They do so many things that we just don’t have staff to do, such as doing coffee rounds in the lobby or around the floors, we have a transportation network and just greeters at our front door.” Ackerman says it isn’t just the V-A Hospital in Omaha that needs volunteers, but there are veterans’ clinics, community living centers and other facilities in many cities around the region, including Shenandoah.

“Volunteers do a lot of very important things and certainly there’s an opportunity for them to volunteer at a location that’s even closer to where they might live,” he says. Volunteer orientation classes are being held frequently in various facilities, often twice a month. An orientation class for teens, between 13 and 18, is planned at the Omaha V-A Medical Center for June 1st. Contact your nearest V-A facility for details on volunteering opportunities.

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