Onaga Invitational Golf Tournament

    The RHS boys golf team finished 4th of 6 teams in the Onaga Invitational held at the Cool Springs Golf Course  at Onaga on May 8.    Davis Warton led the team with a 103 stroke game, followed by Colby Hadsall and Jordan Pickens who each carded a 109.
    The complete results of the tournament can be seen at: http://www.kawvalley.k12.ks.us/schools/rjshs/athletics/boys_golf/14/14_onaga.pdf

St Marys Invitational Golf

    The RHs boys golf team finished 9th out of 14 teams competing in the St. Marys Invitational on April 28.  Colby Hadsall led the Rossville team, followed closely by Gabe Marney and Davis Warton.  The tournament was held at the Rolling Meadows Golf Course in Junction City.

    The details can be seen at:  http://www.kawvalley.k12.ks.us/schools/rjshs/athletics/boys_golf/14/14_sm.pdf

Ray Kovar Invitational Track and Field

    The RHS Girls finished eighth of ten teams at the Ray Kovar Invitational Track and Field Meet on May 2.  However,  there were several good performances by RHS girls.
    In the girls 100 meter dash,  Rachel Day finished first and Ashley Biehler came in second.
    In the girls 200 meter dash,  Rachel Day was high qualifier with a 27.16 run.  However, in the finals, she came in third with a run of 28.25, not far behind Mattie Swisher who won with a 28.06 run.
    Ashley Rietcheck came in third in the 400 meter run.
    The RHS girls came in second in the 4 x 100 meter relay.

    The RHS boys finished fourth of the ten teams competing with several good performances.
    Zhaquarius Miller won the 100 meter dash.
    Clayton Rubio was second in the 1600 meter run.
    Kyle Parr was first in the 300 meter hurdles and second in the high jump.
    The 4 x 800 meter relay team was first once again.

    The complete results of the meet can be read at:  http://www.kawvalley.k12.ks.us/schools/rjshs/athletics/track/14/14_sm.pdf

RHS Girls Lose Two to Osage City

GAME ONE

Osage City           0  0  3  0  0  0  4      7  10  1
Rossville               0  0  0  1  0  3  1      5   8   4

    The RHS girls were leading Osage City after six innings,  but a seventh inning rally was too much for the Dawgs.
    Taylor Kirk pitched all seven innings getting 11 strike-outs.    Heidi Nitsch had three RBIs to lead the Dawgs.  Taylor Kirk had two hits and Taylor Brecheisen had two walks.

GAME TWO

Osage City          0  0  3  2  0  6  1      12   16   5
Rossville              0  0  4  2  1  2  0        9   13   5

    The RHS girls were once again leading with a 7-5 edge after five innings.  However,  disaster struck in the sixth with Osage getting six runs to pull out a 12-9 victory.
    Taylor Kirk pitched the first five innings of the game getting seven strike-outs.  Heidi Nitsch led the offense with three hits.  Therese Vanderputten had two RBIs.

    The RHS girls now have a 10-6 record after losing the last four games.

Dawgs Win Twice Against Osage City

GAME ONE

Osage City      0  0  0  1  2  0  0      3  7  5
Rossville          0  4  0  0  0  0  -      4  7  1

    Leftfielder/pitcher Ethan Woodcock picked up two RBIs getting to base three times in three attempts via a error, a single, and a double.    Thatcher Horak picked up one RBI on a double and Devin Morris had one RBI on a single.
    Ethan Woodcock pitched five innings allowing 3 earned runs on seven hits, three strike-outs and one walk.  Thatcher Horak pitched two innings allowing no hits or runs and getting three strike-outs while issuing one walk.

GAME TWO

Osage City   0  0  0  0  0         0   1   3
Rossville       6  2  3  0  -        11  9   2

    Game two ended with the Dawgs ahead 11-0 after 4 1/2 innings.  Nick Reesor led the offense with three RBIs by getting on base by an error, a single, and a home run.  Zack Nitsch had two RBIs and two runs on a HBP, a single, and a double.  Thatcher Horak also had two RBIs on a double and home run.  Christian Roduner had another pair of the numerous RBIs on an error and a fly out in two at bats.  Tucker Horak had two runs on no hits, but getting on base with a walk and an error.    Devin Morris had two singles and two runs,  but no RBIs.
    Tucker Horak pitched all five innings allowing only one hit,  no runs, one walk and getting six strike-outs.

    At this point,  Marcus Catron has the team leading batting average at .565.  Jack Steckel is second at .455.

Frost and Western Have a Girl

    .Michael Frost and Laura Western of Rossville are the proud parents of a new baby girl born May 5, 2014.

Morellis Have A Girl

Wesley and Talia Morelli of Rossville are the proud parents of a new baby girl born May 2.

Davis Warton Academic All State

   Shawnee County teens with impressive academic skills, character and a desire to serve the community are members of the 2014 Topeka Capital-Journal All-State Academic Team.

    The four students from Shawnee County have cultivated their leadership skills in organizations both inside and outside their schools. Each also has shown a dedication to community service and good character, which has set them apart from their peers and impressed adults with whom they come in contact.
    One of the four selected for All-State Academic is   ROBERT ‘DAVIS’ WARTON  of ROSSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL

    Rossville High School counselor Beth Shepard says Davis Warton is a “true leader” who has been an asset to the school during his four years there.

    This year, he has served as Student Council president, vice president of National Honor Society and captain of the school’s Scholars Bowl team.

    “Davis is an amazing young man with high moral character and honesty, integrity and sincerity that go unchallenged,” Shepard wrote in a recommendation.

    Warton said recently he enjoyed planning homecoming and special Christmas activities as Student Council president because they are important to his classmates.

    “I really enjoy getting to be part of the planning process for that,” he said.

    Shelly Wichman, who has taught Warton in multiple science classes, wrote that he leads by example and works hard in everything he does.

    Shephard agreed, writing that he is a positive role model for younger students.

    “Davis is always open-minded, respectful and accepting of others’ differences and will quickly step up to volunteer help when needed,” she said. “He is someone we can rely on, and often do, to help improve the climate of the school.”

    In Warton’s junior year, he took forensics because he needed an art credit to finish high school. As it turned out, he was good at it. He earned a spot that year on Rossville’s state forensics team, and he continued forensics as a senior.

    “It was outside the box for me,” Warton said. “Sports are kind of my thing, and that was almost the complete opposite of football. The difference made it fun.”

    Warton played football for four seasons and was selected as all-league first team and team captain his senior year. He was named an ACT Scholar and a Kansas State Scholar.

    Warton, the son of Bob and Gwen Warton and Randy and Jennifer Bush, will study pre-medicine at William Jewell College. He plans to become an anesthesiologist.

    “It seems like a challenge,” he said of the choice. “I enjoy a challenge, and I really enjoy studying science.”

Rossville's Robert "Davis" Warton practices his chip shot at St. Mary's Golf Course. Warton is the captain of his Scholar's Bowl team, plays golf and football, and is involved in a school group called "Take a Second Make a Difference" (TASMAD).

Eagles Lose to Dawgs Twice In Baseball

    The Dawgs clipped the Eagle wings twice on May 2 picking up Mid-East victories of 5-1 and 6-3 to further justify their number six ranking in 3A baseball.

Game One

Silver Lake      0   0   0   0   1   0   0   --   1   2   2
Rossville         3   0   1   1   0   0   -   --    5   5   0

    The offense was led by first baseman Nick Reesor going two for two with a single, home run and a walk accounting for two of Rossville's RBIs.  
    Zack Nitsch pitched seven innings allowing only one earned run, two walks, six strike-outs.

Game Two

Silver Lake      0   0   0   0   2   0   1   --   3   5   3
Rossville         0   2   0   1   0   3   -    --   6   6   2

   Third baseman Jack Steckel led the offense in game two going two for three with two singles driving in two RBIs.  Marcus Catron had a double and scored twice by also getting on base by an error while going one for three.  Christian Rodunner also had a double  for one RBI and also scoring one run.
    Marcus Catron pitched all seven innings picking up the win by allowing only one earned run, five hits, two walks, and 11 strike-outs.

Eagles Win Twice in Softball

The Silver Lake girls couldn't be stopped on May 2.  They won the first softball game 9-1 and then finished the Dawgs with a 16-2 nite-cap that lasted just five innings.  In game 2,  Brecheisen had a double and Kirk a home run,  but far more firepower was needed.

First game

Silver Lake     1  0  0 4  1  3  0   —   9   10   2

Rossville         1  0  0 0  0  0  0   —   1     4   3

Deiter and Wegner; Kirk and Vanderputten. W — Deiter (2-0). L — Kirk. 2B — SL: Hamilton. 3B — SL: A. Womack.

Second game

Silver Lake       4  3  6  1  2   —   16   15   0

Rossville           2  0  0  0 0   —     2      5   1

Brockmann and Wegner; Kirk, Grimmett (2) and Vanderputten. W — Brockmann (7-0). L — Kirk. 2B — SL: A. Lane, A. Womack, Wegner, Miller. Ross: Brecheisen. HR — Ross: Kirk.

City Wide Garage Sale

Rossville will be having a CITY WIDE GARAGE SALE May 9 and 10.
Time to clean out the attic and garage and recycle those items you haven't used in years.
Time for someone else to use them.

Baseball Rankings For 3A

KABC Rankings

CLASS 3A

1. Council Grove; 2. Southeast-Saline; 3. Marion; 4. Humboldt; 5. Sedgwick; 6. Rossville; 7. Wellsville; 8. Wichita Independent; 9. Douglass; 10. Wichita Collegiate.

Area Softball Stat Leaders

HITTING

AVERAGE

Patterson, McLouth, .821; Greene, McLouth, .757; Langvardt, Chapman, .714; Dahl, Santa Fe Trail, .696; S. Brown, McLouth, .667; Kelsheimer, Chase County, .614; Broxterman, Jefferson West, .591; Bassett, Oskaloosa, .583; Jirak, Chase County, .578; Swift, Chase County, .565; S. Beam, Royal Valley, .561; Wilson, Rock Creek, .558; Euler, Riverside, .550; Gile, Lawrence, .550; Byrn, Lawrence, .545; Jones, Clay Center, .541; Foster, Ottawa, .539; Searles, Holton, .538; Burkhart, Chase County, .533; Hedges, Ottawa, .533; Leiszler, Concordia, .529; Beckman, Santa Fe Trail, .524; Stock, Troy, .517; Campuzano, Herington, .516; Walz, Atchison, .516; Brees, Jefferson West, .514; Brooks, Oskaloosa, .514; Merriman, Holton, .510; K. Brown, Santa Fe Trail, .500; Murray, Mission Valley, .500; Potter, Chase County, .500; Snovelle, Chase County, .500; Farley, 

HOME RUNS

Kelsheimer, Chase County, 7; Brooks, Oskaloosa, 5; Adams, Clay Center, 4; Euler, Riverside, 4; Halter, Riverside, 4; Zerbe, Mission Valley, 4; Bassett, Oskaloosa, 3; Burkhart, Chase County, 3; Campuzano, Herington, 3; Merriman, Holton, 3; Parker, Royal Valley, 3; Sparks, Wellsville, 3; S. Beam, Royal Valley, 2; Byrn, Lawrence, 2; A. Flach, Wabaunsee, 2; Hammett, Rock Creek, 2; Jirak, Chase County, 2; Jones, Clay Center, 2; Kayhill, Wellsville, 2; Kirk, Rossville, 2; Kraus, Mission Valley, 2; Lafferty, Royal Valley, 2; Lohmeyer, Wabaunsee, 2; Nikkel, Wabaunsee, 2; Scott, Doniphan West, 2; Short, Abilene, 2; Taylor, Lawrence, 2; Terrapin, Wabaunsee, 2.

RBI

Sparks, Wellsville, 34; Kelsheimer, Chase County, 32; Burns, Royal Valley, 23; Brooks, Oskaloosa, 21; Farley, Chapman, 21; Merriman, Holton, 21; Byrn, Lawrence, 19; Lohmeyer, Wabaunsee, 19; Parker, Royal Valley, 18; Searles, Holton, 18; Burkhart, Chase County, 17; Patterson, McLouth, 17; Snovelle, Chase County, 17; Wilson, Rock Creek, 17; Brees, Jefferson West, 16; Hammett, Rock Creek, 16; Kayhill, Wellsville, 16; Morris, Holton, 16; Potter, Chase County, 16, Terrapin, Wabaunsee, 16; Euler, Riverside, 15; Halter, Riverside, 15; Nikkel, Wabaunsee, 15; Greene, McLouth, 14; C. Hanson, Royal Valley, 14; Jirak, Chase County, 14; Beckley, Wellsville, 13; Campuzano, Herington, 13; A. Flach, Wabaunsee, 13; Hill, Rossville, 13; Norton, Burlington, 13; Walsh, Lyndon, 13; A. Weilert, Holton, 13; T. Weilert, Holton, 13; Williams, Clay Center, 13; Worrell, Royal Valley, 13; S. Beam, Royal Valley, 12; Ditto, Burlington, 12; Emling, Burlington, 12; Gile, Lawrence, 12; Lafferty, Royal Valley, 12; Larson, Wamego, 12; Peacock, Wellsville, 12; Turner, Wabaunsee, 12; Wright, Wellsville, 12; Bassett, Oskaloosa, 11; Becker, Jefferson West, 11; Boltz, Rock Creek, 11; E. Brown, Jefferson West, 11; McManigal, Holton, 11; Swift, Chase County, 11; Walz, Atchison, 11; Wright, Jefferson West, 11; Beemer, Chapman, 10; Carmona, Lawrence, 10; Divine, Wamego, 10; Heiman, Chapman, 10; Kirk, Rossville, 10; Langvardt, Chapman, 10; Miller, Oskaloosa, 10; Shield, Lawrence, 10; Smith, Atchison, 10; Taylor, Lawrence, 10.

STOLEN BASES

Leiser, Burlington, 20; Halter, Riverside, 19; Al. Stock, Troy, 19; Anderson, Troy, 16; Langvardt, Chapman, 14; Kayhill, Wellsville, 13; Meng, Riverside, 12; An. Stock, Troy, 12; Emling, Burlington, 11; Jenkins, Troy, 11; Potts, Chase County, 11; Broxterman, Jefferson West, 10; Budine, Troy, 10; Kraus, Mission Valley, 10; Nigus, Atchison, 10; E. Brown, Jefferson West, 9; S. Brown, Wamego, 9; Stegall, Troy, 9; Weishaar, Troy, 9; Worrell, Royal Valley, 9; Bontrager, Nemaha Central, 8; Sharada, Nemaha Central, 8; Schuetz, Royal Valley, 8; Snovelle, Chase County, 8; Wright, Oskaloosa, 8.

PITCHING

WINS

Burkhart, Chase County, 7; Emling, Burlington, 7; Potter, Chase County, 7; Akers, Burlingame, 6; Bassett, Oskaloosa, 6; Brockmann, Silver Lake, 6; Euler, Riverside, 6; Fincham, Marysville, 6; Greene, McLouth, 6; Hamm, Oskaloosa, 6; Kirk, Rossville, 6; Kraus, Mission Valley, 6; McManigal, Holton, 6; Murray, Mission Valley, 6; Peacock, Wellsville, 6; H. Beam, Royal Valley, 5; Becker, Jefferson West, 5; Beckley, Wellsville, 5; Blake, Clay Center, 5; Brees, Jefferson West, 5; Christy, Silver Lake, 5; Faiola, Wamego, 5; Shield, Lawrence, 5; Campbell, Rock Creek, 4; Hammel, Clay Center, 4; Daniels, Concordia, 4; Holaday, Holton, 4; Kahnt, Herington, 4; Milligan, Royal Valley, 4; Olberding, Abilene, 4; Terrapin, Wabaunsee, 4; Turner, Wabaunsee, 4; Beemer, Chapman, 3; B. Ettleman, Atchison, 3; Sumonja, Lawrence, 3; Sweet, Chapman, 3; Dahl, Santa Fe Trail, 2; Workman, Santa Fe Trail, 2.

ERA

Bassett, Oskaloosa, 0.00; Greene, McLouth, 0.00; Potter, Chase County, 0.00; Burkhart, Chase County, 0.88; Brees, Jefferson West, 1.31; Kraus, Mission Valley, 1.40; Becker, Jefferson West, 1.42; Campbell, Rock Creek, 1.47; Fincham, Marysville, 1.65; Dahl, Santa Fe Trail, 1.69; Beckley, Wellsville, 1.82; Milligan, Royal Valley, 1.88; Hamm, Oskaloosa, 1.91; Kirk, Rossville, 2.03; Beemer, Chapman, 2.05; McManigal, Holton, 2.05; Peacock, Wellsville, 2.18; Martin, Concordia, 2.19; Olberding, Abilene, 2.25; Shield, Lawrence, 2.50; Holaday, Holton, 2.68; Murray, Mission Valley, 2.90; Akers, Burlingame, 2.97; Blake, Clay Center, 3.05; Kahnt, Herington, 3.11; Sumonja, Lawrence, 3.36.

STRIKEOUTS

Bassett, Oskaloosa, 91; Euler, Riverside, 76; Brees, Jefferson West, 75; Kraus, Mission Valley, 62; Fincham, Marysville, 55; Greene, McLouth, 55; Burkhart, Chase County, 54; Potter, Chase County, 51; Hamm, Oskaloosa, 45; Kirk, Rossville, 43; Murray, Mission Valley, 40; Sumonja, Lawrence, 40; Kahnt, Herington, 39; McManigal, Holton, 39; Peacock, Wellsville, 38; Beemer, Chapman, 37; Emling, Burlington, 37; Simmons, Doniphan West, 37; Milligan, Royal Valley, 33; Beckley, Wellsville, 31; Meng, Troy, 31; Klein, Abilene, 29; H. Beam, Royal Valley, 27; Blake, Clay Center, 27; Martin, Concordia, 27; Ettleman, Atchison, 26; Holaday, Holton, 25; Budine, Troy, 24; Turner, Wabaunsee, 24; Dahl, Santa Fe Trail 23; Akers, Burlingame, 22; Hammett, Rock Creek, 22; Workman, Santa Fe Trail, 20; Becker, Jefferson West, 18; Daniels, Concordia, 18; Faiola, Wamego, 17; Culley, Lyndon, 16; Sweet, Martin, Atchison County, 16; Chapman, 16; Hammel, Clay Center, 14; Shield, Lawrence, 14.

Area Baseball Stat Leaders

BATTING

Feldkamp, Rock Creek, .658; Goodmiller, Rock Creek, .657; Lee, Burlingame, .640; Hammett, Rock Creek, .633; Catron, Rossville, .632; Canaday, Chapman, .625; Kearney, Wellsville, .622; Stottlemire, Oskaloosa, .606; Forrestt, Burlingame, .600; Huffman, Wellsville, .600; Nitsch, Rossville, .593; Mehl, Concordia, .581; Swinehart, Lyndon, .579; Gloss, Santa Fe Trail, .559; Israel, Troy, .548; Fleming, Council Grove, .543; Vandevord, Santa Fe Trail, .543; Schenker, Chase County, .524; Linquist, Perry-Lecompton, .522; Lutze, Oskaloosa, .514; Clark, Valley Falls, .513; Smith, Wellsville, .512; Burns, Valley Falls, .500; Sherbert, Abilene, .500; VanHoutan, Oskaloosa, .500; Housh, Atchison, .487; Meyer, Wellsville, .485; Gaarder, Troy, .484; Sage, Mission Valley, .481; Rodriguez, Oskaloosa, .476; Allen, Valley Falls, .474; Conway, Mission Valley, .474; Butcher, Lyndon, .471; Nelson, Riley County, .471; Prichard, Abilene, .471; Tu. Horak, Rossville, .469; Miller, Jefferson West, .469; Morris, Troy, .452; Scott, Maur Hill, .452; Hodge, Mission Valley, .450; Bond, Perry-Lecompton, .444; Brake, Burlingame, .444; C. Horak, Rossville, .444; Morris, Rossville, .444.

HOME RUNS

Clark, Valley Falls, 5; Gaarder, Troy, 5; Halter, Riverside, 4; Masters, Troy, 3; Meyer, Wellsville, 3; Rodriguez, Oskaloosa, 3; Speer, Troy, 3; Allen, Mission Valley, 2; Bair, Jefferson West, 2; Buehler, Maur Hill, 2; Cunningham, Perry-Lecompton, 2; Th. Horak, Rossville, 2; Israel, Troy, 2; McKinney, Pleasant Ridge, 2; Schmidt, Maur Hill, 2; Schmille, Troy, 2; Vandevord, Santa Fe Trail, 2.

RBI

Gaarder, Troy, 26; Clark, Valley Falls, 23; Conway, Mission Valley, 21; Moore, Riley County, 21; Gast, Valley Falls, 20; Linquist, Perry-Lecompton, 20; Prichard, Abilene, 19; Bond, Perry-Lecompton, 18; Goodmiller, Rock Creek 18; Mehl, Concordia, 18; Gloss, Santa Fe Trail, 17; Rodriguez, Oskaloosa, 17; Catron, Rossville, 16; Fleming, Council Grove, 16; Housh, Atchison, 16; Huffman, Wellsville, 16; Huntington, Atchison, 16; Stottlemire, Oskaloosa, 16; Weishaar, Valley Falls, 16; Halter, Riverside, 15; C. Horak, Rossville, 15; Th. Horak, Rossville, 15; Levy, Tonganoxie, 15; Meyer, Wellsville, 15; MIddendorf, Jefferson West, 15; Smith, Wabaunsee, 15.

STOLEN BASES

Vandevord, Santa Fe Trail, 19; Smith, Wellsville, 18; Hodge, Mission Valley, 17; Marcotte, Mission Valley, 15; Munoz-Crow, Perry-Lecompton, 15; Nelson, Riley County, 15; Stottlemire, Oskaloosa, 15; Swinehart, Lyndon, 15; Osbern, Wellsville, 14; Sharp, Oskaloosa, 14; Imthurn, Wabaunsee, 12; Keller, Chase County, 12; Langvardt, Council Grove, 12; Linquist, Perry-Lecompton, 12; Miller, Jefferson West, 12; Rodriguez, Oskaloosa, 12; Goodmiller, Rock Creek, 11; T. Allen, Mission Valley, 10; Butcher, Lyndon, 10; Callison, Mission Valley, 10; Tu. Horak, Rossville, 10; Renfro, Silver Lake, 10; Sage, Mission Valley, 10; Shuck, Perry-Lecompton, 10; Conway, Mission Valley, 9; T. Dougan, Wellsville, 9; Johnson, Chase County, 9; Scott, Maur Hill, 9; Sh. Breithaupt, Wellsville, 8; DeMars, Clay Center, 8; Deters, Mission Valley, 8; Hofstra, Oskaloosa, 8; Housh, Atchison, 8; Kearney, Wellsville, 8; Morris, Rossville, 8; Pattin, Perry-Lecompton, 8; Swartz, Council Grove, 8; Swift, Chase County, 8; Beyer, Rock Creek 7; Bond, Perry-Lecompton, 7; Catron, Rossville, 7; Feldkamp, Rock Creek, 7; Freeman, Silver Lake, 7; Haya, Wabaunsee, 7; C. Horak, Rossville, 7; Meyer, Wellsville, 7; Miller, Wabaunsee, 7; Schenker, Chase County, 7; Walker, Mission Valley, 7; 

PITCHING
WINS

Bond, Perry-Lecompton, 6; Gaarder, Troy, 5; Kearney, Wellsville, 5; Roberts, Jefferson West, 5; T. Allen, Mission Valley, 4; Bessette, Santa Fe Trail, 4; Bonnel, Atchison, 4; Fleming, Council Grove, 4; Glassel, Valley Falls, 4; Jobbins, Valley Falls, 4; Meyer, Wellsville, 4; Watts, Marysville, 4; Woods, Tonganoxie, 4; Catron, Rossville, 3; Harris, Oskaloosa, 3; Hittle, Concordia, 3; Liby, Clay Center, 3; Linquist, Perry-Lecompton, 3; Mundy, Santa Fe Trail 3; Novatney, Tonganoxie, 3; Renfro, Silver Lake, 3; Ricklefs, Jefferson West, 3; Rignell, Riley County, 3; Schenker, Chase County, 3; Stalder, Abilene, 3; Z. Allen, Valley Falls, 2; Ayres, Wamego, 2; Combes, Abilene, 2; Correll, Rock Creek, 2; Deters, Mission Valley, 2; Ervin, Junction City, 2; Gast, Valley Falls, 2; Giffin, Burlingame, 2; Halter, Riverside, 2; Honas, Council Grove, 2; Huntington, Atchison, 2; Johnson, Concordia, 2; Marcotte, Mission Valley, 2; McDermed, Maur Hill, 2; McMillan, Silver Lake, 2; Nitsch, Rossville, 2; Piper, Wamego, 2; Rogge, Rock Creek, 2; Scrimsher, Perry-Lecompton, 2; Stottlemire, Oskaloosa, 2; Terrapin, Wabaunsee, 2; Winkel, Troy, 2; Woodcock, Rossville, 2; Zimmerman, Junction City, 2.

ERA

Catron, Rossville, 0.00; Combes, Abilene, 0.00; Tu. Horak, Rossville, 0.00; Leydig, Council Grove, 0.00; Linquist, Perry-Lecompton, 0.00; Schenker, Chase County, 0.00; Rogge, Rock Creek, 0.17; Bond, Perry-Lecompton, 0.28; Piper, Wamego, 0.33; Klamm, Wellsville, 0.50; Nider, Rock Creek, 0.55; Johnson, Concordia, 0.57; Kearney, Wellsville, 0.60; T. Allen, Mission Valley, 0.62; Meyer, Wellsville, 0.67; Fleming, Council Grove, 0.72; Cahoone, Chase County, 0.75; Roberts, Jefferson West, 0.78; Watts, Marysville, 0.78; Stalder, Abilene, 0.82; Conley, Chase County, 0.84; Jobbins, Valley Falls, 0.85; Correll, Rock Creek, 0.95; Lee, Burlingame, 1.16; Lawhorn, Jefferson West, 1.31; Ervin, Junction City, 1.37; Woods, Tonganoxie, 1.46; McMillan, Silver Lake, 1.71; A. Dougan, Wellsville, 1.91; Nitsch, Rossville, 2.00.

STRIKEOUTS

Kearney, Wellsville, 54; Huntington, Atchison, 52; Watts, Marysville, 50; Schenker, Chase County, 46; T. Allen, Mission Valley, 41; Meyer, Wellsville, 41; Bonnel, Atchison, 37; Rignell, Riley County, 37; Rogge, Rock Creek, 37; Gaarder, Troy, 36; Fleming, Council Grove, 31; Linquist, Perry-Lecompton, 30; Combes, Abilene, 29; Deters, Mission Valley, 29; Buehler, Maur Hill, 28; Ervin, Junction City, 28; Jobbins, Valley Falls, 28; Renfro, Silver Lake, 27; Catron, Rossville, 26; Halter, Riverside, 26; Stottlemire, Oskaloosa, 26; Woods, Tonganoxie, 26; Roberts, Jefferson West, 25; Bessette, Santa Fe Trail, 23; McMillan, Silver Lake, 23; Mundy, Santa Fe Trail, 23; Terrapin, Wabaunsee, 23; Harris, Oskaloosa, 22; Hittle, Concordia, 22; Mehl, Concordia, 22; Miller, Wabaunsee, 22; McDermed, Maur Hill, 21; Ricklefs, Jefferson West, 21; Ayres, Wamego, 20; Hart, Royal Valley, 20; Scrimsher, Perry-Lecompton, 20; Wagner, Tonganoxie, 20; Burget, Royal Valley, 19; Marcotte, Mission Valley, 19; Zimmerman, Junction City, 19; Leydig, Council Grove, 19; Bond, Perry-Lecompton, 18; Canaday, Chapman, 18; Lee, Burlingame, 18; Nider, Rock Creek, 18; Nitsch, Rossville, 18; Novatney, Tonganoxie, 18; Swinehart, Lyndon, 18; Anderson, Mission Valley, 17; Butler, Mission Valley, 17; Keller, Chase County, 17; Stalder, Abilene, 17; Black, Clay Center, 16; Conley, Chase County, 16; Liby, Clay Center, 16; Pfizenmaier, Clay Center, 15; Cox, Royal Valley, 14; Glassel, Valley Falls, 14; Tu. Horak, Rossville, 14; Rodriguez, Oskaloosa, 14.