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Many (but not all) Kansas Republicans will support Trump

By JOHN HANNA The Associated Press

TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — Top Republicans in Kansas reiterated their promises Wednesday to support Donald Trump as the party’s presidential candidate, and the state GOP’s chairman predicted that opponents of the brash billionaire will “come home” in November.

But at least a few Republicans said they refuse to support Trump, even though

Bronson Ruritan President Dave Mathewson is among the organizers of Saturday’s Bronson Day Celebration. REGISTER/BOB JOHNSON

his path to the GOP nomination has cleared.

Trump’s decisive victory Tuesday in the Indiana primary forced Donald Trump Texas Sen. Ted Cruz out of the race, and Ohio Gov. John Kasich dropped out Wednesday.

“Donald Trump is nothing See TRUMP | Page A2

Bronson Day fun abounds

Youth Shoot Saturday

By BOB JOHNSON The Iola Register

The Kansas First Upland Pioneers Chapter of the National Wild Turkey Federation is hosting its annual Youth Shoot this Saturday. It is the sixth installment of the event.

The event will run from 10 a.m., to 2 p.m. and is open to boys and girls 17-and-under. Adult supervision is required.

The chapter expects between 80 and 100 participants this year.

The Youth Shoot is free to

The stars are aligning for a bang-up Bronson Day celebration Saturday.

The weather forecast is for sunny skies and mid-80 temperatures, and the Bronson Ruritan Club has scheduled what President Dave Mathewson thinks is the most inclusive and varied event in its 44th year. Virtually all of the club’s 22 mem-

bers — 10 percent of Bronson’s 223 residents — will be busy from shortly after daybreak until well after dark.

A couple of highlights: — The parade will start at 11 a.m., with Joyce and David Wilkins as grand marshals.

A float will carry veterans, and the procession also will have music, tractors, cars, motorcycles and bikes.

— Horseshoe pitching — Mathewson’s baby — will run from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.,

with cash and Kansas State Horseshoe Pitching badges as prizes.

The sport is an integral part of Bronson’s history.

The first ever world pitching championships were in Bronson, with Blue Mound’s Frank Jackson winning his first of 13 titles in the 1909 gathering.

Humboldt’s Neil Hartwig, 91, and a lifetime participant See BRONSON | Page A5

attend and includes lunch, all equipment and ammunition for the event, NWTF Jake’s membership, 1-year subscription to Jake’s Country MagaSee SHOOT | Page A5

Iola High School Class of 2016 standouts rake in awards

By RICHARD LUKEN The Iola Register

Diligence in the classroom is paying off handsomely for a number of Iola High School seniors this year.

The annual Senior Awards Night included tens of thousands of dollars worth of scholarships to the IHS Class of 2016.

And even as the best of Iola’s best were recognized, several noteworthy awards were announced.

Iola’s Clara Wicoff, for example, earned 13 different forms of recognition, including a $4,000 Elks Legacy Scholarship and Kansas State University’s Presidential and Kassebaum Scholarships. She is the first high-schooler ever to earn both the KSU scholarships simultaneously, announced Melissa Stiffler, guidance counselor.

Meanwhile, Taylor Heslop, was recognized for nine awards, including Hagan Scholarship Foundation, which will pay her $5,000 per semester for four years, essentially allowing her to graduate from college debtfree.

Principal Stacey Fager lauded the students’ achievements, but admonished them to reach out to those who provided the scholarships.

“These people, these organizations, these trusts are investing in your future,” he

Among the honorees at Wednesday’s Iola High School Senior Awards Night ceremonies were, from left, Cassandra Delich, Taylor Heslop, Allyson Hobbs, Micaiah Larney, Clarie Moran, Johnathen Muhl, Taylor Sell, Bobbi Sinclair, Yohon Sinclair, Abigail Taylor, Joie Whitney and Clara Wicoff. They were recognized Kansas Scholars Curriculum Completers by excelling in advanced math and language arts classes. REGISTER/RICHARD LUKEN said. “That takes a lot of commitment.”

The scholarship winners follow, with dollar amounts listed when available.

McFadden Scholarships: Olivia Bannister, Emily McKarnin, Bobbie Sinclair and Yohon Sinclair.

Edward Zahn FFA Scholarships: Caitlin Dreher ($800), Emily McKarnin ($1,350), Alexis Poffenbarger ($800), Clara Wicoff ($1,350) Heartland Tractor Scholar-

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ship: Clara Wicoff ($1,000) Ford Motor Company National FFA Scholarship: Clara Wicoff LaHarpe High School Alumni Scholarship: Mikaela Platt ($500) Iola Elks Lodge No. 569 Most Valuable Student Scholarships: Abigail Taylor ($1,000 combined), Clara Wicoff ($4,600 combined) Moran American Legion Auxiliary Unit 385 Scholarship: McKayli Cleaver ($400)

Iola PEO Scholarship: Joie Whitney ($300) Kansas Crime Stoppers Association Scholarship: Allyson Hobbs ($300) Kansas Scholars Curriculum Completers: Cassandra Delich, Thomas Elder, Taylor Heslop, Allyson Hobbs, Emily McKarnin, Clarie Moran, Johnathen Muhl, Jessica Oakley, Sagar Patel, Taylor Sell, Bobbi Sinclair, Yohon Sinclair, Abigail Taylor, Joie Whitney and Clara Wicoff

“Nature does nothing in vain.”

State Scholarships: Cassandra Delich, Taylor Heslop, Yohon Sinclair, Abigail Taylor and Clara Wicoff Exceptional Academic Excellence Award (for 32 or above ACT score): Clara Wicoff, Taylor Heslop, Abigail Taylor Allen Community College Scholarships: Keanen Badders, Tori Bland, Dillon Ivy, Micaiah Larney, Clarie MoSee SENIORS | Page A2

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Tree Sale Saturday Iola’s Involvement Task Force/PRIDE Committee will sell a variety of saplings Saturday as part of the group’s annual tree sale.

The sale begins at 9 a.m. at the old Country Mart parking lot in the 700 block of North State Street.

Mike Ford, one of the organizers, noted potential buyers are

Baseball fun Roughly 200 USD 257 students were at Kauffman Stadium in Kansas City, Mo., Wednesday as part of “School Day at the K” campaign. More than 100 of the students were third-graders from Lincoln Elementary School; the remaining 80 or so were Iola Miffle School fifth-graders who completed the DARE program this year. Students munched on hot dogs and other snacks prior to the game. COUR-

Seniors: Awards Continued from A1

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Trump: Not all Republicans on board Continued from A1

but a con artist who has hijacked the Republican Party,” said state Rep. Brett Hildabrand, of Shawnee, a Cruz supporter. “I’m hoping something happens at the convention. I don’t know what the options are.”

Cruz scored convincing victory in Kansas’ March caucuses, capturing 24 of the state’s 40 delegates to the GOP national convention to nine for Trump, one for Kasich and six for Florida Sen. Marco Rubio, who dropped out in March. State party rules require the delegates to vote for their candidates until formally released by them.

Both Gov. Sam Brownback and U.S. Sen. Pat Roberts endorsed Rubio ahead of the caucuses, and then said they’d endorse the eventual Republican nominee.

Brownback spokeswoman Eileen Hawley said the governor will still support the party’s candidate. Roberts said in an emailed statement: “I intend to support the nominee.”

But Sen. Jerry Moran stopped short of such a promise. He said in a statement: “Mr. Trump must now work to address the serious concerns many conservatives — myself included — have about some of his positions and comments, as well as unite the Republican Party around our common goal of securing a brighter future for our

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Donald Trump kids and grandkids. If he accomplishes this, he will have my support.”

Trump’s most prominent Kansas endorsement before the state’s caucuses came from Secretary of State Kris Kobach, who previously helped Arizona and Alabama draft tough laws against illegal immigration. Kobach said he believes Republicans who have misgivings about Trump, particularly conservatives, will come around and that chances are “infinitesimally small” that GOP voters will not go to the polls or vote for Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton.

“I am as conservative as they come, and I realize Donald Trump can

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Our Republicans always come home.

There is an excitement about Donald Trump out there that we have not seen in the party, that’s outside the party.

— Kansas Republican Chairman Kelly Arnold

carry the conservative cause effectively,” Kobach said.

State GOP Chairman Kelly Arnold, a Cruz delegate, said Republicans will realize that their ultimate goal is to see that Clinton does not win the presidency. The Republican nominee has carried Kansas in every election since 1964.

Arnold said Trump also has brought new voters into the party’s caucuses and primaries.

“Our Republicans always come home,” Arnold said. “There is an excitement about Donald Trump out there that we have not seen in the

party, that’s outside the party.”

But state Rep. Amanda Grosserode, a Cruz supporter from Lenexa, said she’ll remain part of the “Never Trump” movement. She said Trump’s critics within the GOP can back a third-party candidate, write in a candidate or simply not cast a vote.

Trump is neither a conservative nor a true Republican, she said, adding that she dislikes his “personal demeanor.”

“Personally, who he is and how he conducts himself is repugnant,” she said.

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Planned Parenthood sues Kansas for ending Medicaid funds

By JOHN HANNA The Associated Press

TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — Two Planned Parenthood affiliates filed a federal lawsuit Wednesday over a decision by Kansas to cut off Medicaid reimbursements to the abortion provider that was largely based on allegations lodged against its affiliates in other states.

The lawsuit filed by the Planned Parenthood affiliate for Kansas and MidMissouri and another for the St. Louis region came only a day after the state Department of Health and Environment sent a letter to the Kansas and Mid-Missouri organization that its Medicaid funding would be cut off as of next week.

Documents obtained

by The Associated Press through an open records request show that KDHE first informed the affiliate in March that it planned to end its status as a Medicaid provider. The group had the right to challenge the decision and an administrative hearing was held last week, without

overturning it.

A March 10 letter from a state official cited a dispute over an inspection of clinic in Overland Park, but also noted allegations lodged against affiliates in Oklahoma and Texas. Federal courts have blocked attempts to cut off Medicaid funding for Planned Parenthood in other states, including Arkansas, Arizona, Indiana, Louisiana and Utah. “All of the grounds for the termination for Medicaid are entirely bogus and unfounded,� said Laura McQuade, president and CEO of Planned Parenthood of Kansas and Mid-Missouri.

Kansas Gov. Sam Brownback is a Republican and vocal abortion opponent, and the state already has blocked the state’s Planned Parenthood affiliate from receiving about $370,000 a year in federal family planning dollars for nonabortion services.

Spokeswoman Cassie Sparks said the state health department has not seen the lawsuit. The governor’s office did not respond to it, but earlier

The Overland Park [Planned Parenthood] clinic performs abortions, but the group has said Medicaid funds only cover services such as health exams, family planning services, and breast and cervical cancer screenings and treatment. in the day, spokeswoman Eileen Hawley said Brownback pushed to cut off Medicaid funds for Planned Parenthood “to protect the unborn and support a culture of life.�

Federal courts have blocked attempts to cut off Medicaid funding for Planned Parenthood in other states, including Arkansas, Arizona, Indiana, Louisiana and Utah.

Kansas is giving several reasons for cutting off the Kansas-Mid Missouri affiliate. The St. Louis affiliate is involved in the lawsuit because it has a Joplin, Missouri, clinic that sees a few Kansas Medicaid participants.

The lawsuit was filed in the federal district court for Kansas against

Susan Mosier, the health department’s secretary.

Attorneys also filed the lawsuit for a doctor and four nurses who work for Planned Parenthood of Kansas and Mid-Missouri; six nurses and nurse-midwives who formerly worked for the affiliates and three unnamed Kansas patients.

The medical personnel also were cut off from the Medicaid program.

The health department official’s March 10 letter cited videos secretly recorded and released last year by an anti-abortion group that show Planned Parenthood officials elsewhere talking about the handling of fetal tissues.

The letter said KansasMid-Missouri organization is affiliated with the

national one and “abides by the medical and operational standards of the national organization.�

National Planned Parenthood officials contend the videos were selectively edited as part of a smear campaign, and the lawsuit calls them “discredited.�

Brownback last year directed the state Board of Healing Arts to investigate whether commercial fetal tissue sales were occurring in Kansas, then accused Planned Parenthood publicly of “trafficking� in “baby body parts.�

The Kansas-Mid Missouri affiliate doesn’t have a program for legal fetal tissue donations, and an attorney for the Kansas medical board said in a January letter that no action would be taken. Two anti-abortion activists involved in the videos have been indicted on criminal charges in Texas.

Planned Parenthood has clinics in Overland Park and Wichita. The Overland Park clinic performs abortions, but the group has said Medicaid funds only cover services

such as health exams, family planning services, and breast and cervical cancer screenings and treatment.

The lawsuit said the Kansas and Mid-Missouri affiliate serves between 450 and 500 Kansas Medicaid patients. The group has said it received about $61,000 in reimbursements for the state fiscal year ending with June 2015.

The March 10 letter also cited concerns about Medicaid claims and overbilling raised publicly in November by Oklahoma Gov. Mary Fallin, another anti-abortion Republican. Oklahoma plans to cut off Medicaid funds to two Planned Parenthood affiliates June 29.

Also, according to last month’s letter, the Overland Park clinic refused in December to let the department complete an inspection of its handling of solid waste. But the letter acknowledged that Planned Parenthood cited concerns about patients’privacy. Sparks said the inspection was completed in January.

Florida Supreme Court considers overturning death sentences TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) — The lives of nearly 400 death row inmates hang in the balance during oral arguments today before Florida’s Supreme Court, which will ultimately decide if their sentences should be reduced to life in prison.

The hearing comes in response to a U.S. Supreme Court ruling earlier this year that found Florida’s system of sentencing people to death unconstitutional.

The nation’s high court said Florida’s system gave too much power to judges, rather than juries, in imposing capital punishment.

The nation’s high court said Florida’s system gave too much power to judges, rather than juries, in imposing capital punishment.

The Florida Supreme Court will not rule today but use the argu-

ments to help decide whether to reduce the sentences of the state’s 389 death row inmates.

So far, two executions have been halted because of the ruling, and attorneys for those death row inmates have

petitioned the court to change the sentences of all inmates sentenced under the old system to life in prison.

The justices will hear arguments in the case of Timothy Lee Hurst, who was convicted of the 1998 murder of his manager at a Pensacola Popeye’s restaurant.

The jury voted 7-5 in the favor of death, and the judge agreed and imposed the sentence.

Since January’s U.S. Supreme Court ruling, Florida passed a new law that requires at least 10 of the 12 jurors to recommend execution. Under the new

law, prosecutors must also explain to jurors why the death penalty is the appropriate punishment before a murder trial begins, and the jury has to decide unanimously if at least one of those “aggravating factors� justifies it.

Earlier this week, the effort to reduce the sentences got a boost when a group of former judges including three former state Supreme Court justices and two former American Bar Association presidents urged the court to impose life sentences.

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COLUMBUS, Kan. (AP) â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Authorities say police have shot and wounded a suspect after a southeast Kansas chase.

Cherokee County Sheriff David Groves said in a news release that the chase started Tuesday after a Columbus man threatened violence against several people, including an animal control officer. The Pittsburg Morning Sun reports that the man also is accused of discharging a firearm.

A deputy saw the suspect swerve at an oncoming motorist and tried to stop him. The man is accused of speeding through the towns of Columbus, Cherokee and Girard before his tires were punctured.

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Together, we must take Bowlus Center into the future It’s at times like these that the advantages of small town life come to the fore.

While the tenor of state and national politics grows all the more rancorous and divisive, we can take solace in knowing that it doesn’t have to be that way; that if we put a mind to it, we can rise above the fray.

Such diplomacy came to the fore at Tuesday’s meeting of the Allen County Commission when the commissioners, bless them, listened to concerns regarding the financial security of the Bowlus Fine Arts Center.

At issue is the responsibility the local school district has to the Bowlus and whether, due to state cuts in education, it can afford to maintain that relationship at its current rate.

The issue demands us to answer some hard questions, including: 1) Is the Bowlus invaluable to Allen County?

Absolutely.

2) Is it critical to the education of our children?

Probably not. But it sure enhances it, which was the goal of Thomas Bowlus in devising a will to make the successful operation of the fine arts center dependent on the school district.

That has worked fairly well these past 50 years.

For the first 20 it was

smooth sailing. But when the building started to need repairs, the waters got choppy.

Two important things then occurred to steady the ship.

First, the school district started paying the “real” costs for using the facility; and second, the Friends of the Bowlus was established in 1993 to raise funds for the center.

Currently, the district pays about $144,000 a year for use of the Bowlus primarily for its music, art, speech and drama classes.

That “rent” includes the relative percentages of utilities, insurance and staff salaries used for USD-related work, and amounts to almost one-third of the center’s operational budget.

The rest of the Bowlus budget is funded by a hodgepodge of sources including $60,000 from local government, fees charged to those who use the Bowlus for performances, symposiums, etc., and private donations.

The Bowlus also gets about $47,000 a year from interest and dividends on its corpus, that when coupled with the school district’s payment helps keep the Bowlus not only in good repair, but also as a state-ofthe-art facility.

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Friends have also become a reliable source of income.

To date they have spent about $1.2 million on improvements to the Bowlus, including a new roof, boiler, HVAC system, floors, lights, and reupholstered chairs.

PULLING THE plug on this perfect balance for the Bowlus is the Kansas Legislature. Over the past several years, the school district’s budget has been reduced to the point that it must make some awful decisions in order to make ends meet.

In their role as trustees for the Bowlus, school board

members are in the unenviable position of re-evaluating their commitment to the fine arts center.

It shouldn’t be that way.

The burden should not be theirs alone to shoulder.

The value of the Bowlus to us as a region is undisputed.

It provides a superior setting for entertainers and audience members alike in its 735-seat auditorium. On the other end of the spectrum, we take for granted a 5-year-old will give her first piano recital on a Steinway in an acoustically designed recital hall.

Most of us know nothing of the center’s sophisticated sound, lighting and rigging systems that are critical to meeting the demands of a professional production.

That’s as it should be. A well-run organization gives no hint of what goes on behind the scenes.

SO WHEN commissioners suggested Tuesday that a collective effort must be organized to ensure the future of the Bowlus, it was met with a big sigh of relief.

Together, we can keep this crown jewel shining.

— Susan Lynn

‘It could get a lot worse for Muslims’ Dana Milbank

WASHINGTON — My neighborhood of Chevy Chase is a leafy and peaceful slice of Northwest Washington. But this week, the news here is of a woman assaulted Washington outside the local Starbucks Post by a Donald Trump support- Writers Group er, she says, for the sin of being Muslim. rican-Americans, his mockPolice on Monday released ery of the disabled, his play surveillance video showing a with Jewish stereotypes and heavyset white woman shout- his demonizing of Muslims. ing at, and then pouring a They all should be taken into bottle of liquid onto, a wom- account, but for now let’s foan in a Muslim headscarf cus on the last. as she sat outside the coffee Asked about a system to shop. Police are investigating register and track Muslims a possible hate crime. in the United States, Trump The victim said the at- said, “I would certainly imtacker called her a “worth- plement that — absolutely.” less piece of Muslim trash” He said he would “certainly and a “terrorist.” And the at- look at” closing mosques. tacker said she was supportHe falsely said there were ing Trump because he would “thousands” cheering the send the Muslims “back to collapse of the World Trade where you came from.”

Center from New Jersey, with “She mentioned this man’s its “heavy Arab population.” name to me as a way of sayTrump called for “a total ing he’s going to put all of and complete shutdown of you out of this country,” the Muslims entering the United woman, who States.” asked not to be Trump conidentified, told tinues at ralme Tuesday.

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candidacy so far has been his disparagement of women, immigrants, Latinos and Af-

and, later asked if that meant all 1.6 billion of the world’s Muslims, Trump said, “I mean a lot of ‘em.”

Muslims have been taunted outside Trump events, and at one event in South Carolina, a woman in a hijab who stood in silent protest was escorted out by police as Trump supporters booed her, chanted Trump’s name and suggested she was a terrorist.

Trump can’t be blamed for everything his followers do.

But his ascent has coincided with a rise in the number of anti-Muslim incidents to the highest level the Council on American-Islamic Relations has ever found. A sampling from the past two months: — A self-proclaimed Trump supporter was sentenced in California for making death threats outside a Muslim center and for building pipe bombs.

— Demonstrators claiming to be Trump supporters staged public desecrations of the Koran in Atlanta and Phoenix.

— A man chanting Trump slogans at a gas station shouted “brown trash” and other epithets at a Muslim who is student-body vice president at Wichita State University in Kansas. (The Trump backer and a friend of the Muslim student were charged for fighting.)

— A man in downtown Grand Rapids, Mich., was captured on cellphone video chanting “Trump!” and yelling “Kill the Muslims.”

— And here in Washington, my Chevy Chase neighbor was attacked on her way home from her countygovernment job when she stopped outside Starbucks to use the WiFi. She says she told the responding officers that her attacker had invoked Trump, but that detail apparently didn’t make the police report.

The victim said the liquid poured on her didn’t harm her. But the talk of Trump’s coming vengeance on Muslims scared her. “It could get a lot worse for Muslims in America,” she said. “For people here on the fence about who to vote for, maybe this will help them make that decision.”

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T. Clarence Brown of Iola, dean of Allen County Community Junior College, will receive a special citation from the Osawatomie State Hospital May 5. The award recognizes Brown’s work in setting up residential classes at the 600-bed mental health center for which employees receive academic credit. Dean Brown has also prepared a curriculum for a two-year degree for mental health workers to be offered by junior colleges. ***** Before the start of the innertube race at the Neosho River bridge at Iola Saturday, comments from riverside spectators could generally be sorted into four categories: (1) I bet somebody’s going to drown. (2) Man, this is weird, really weird. (3) They’ll never make it over the dam at Humboldt. (4) I wonder when they’re going to start dragging operations. Well, the race was really weird. No one drowned.

There was no need for dragging operations. The dam at Humboldt was successfully negotiated. Organized by local junior college students, the race — billed as Iola’s first for the distance — was run in the meandering Neosho from the river bridge at Iola

to Chanute. Seven teams were represented, including teams from ACCJC, Neosho County Junior College, Yates Center, Moran and Iola High School.

The race ended at Chanute and, maybe appropriately, it was the Neosho County entry which won the liquid trophy.

The innertube race may have been many things, reporter Gary Rice wrote, but most of all it was a fun-filled way to spend a bright spring day. ***** The Santa Fe railroad has posted a notice in the local station that it intends to discontinue the two remaining passenger trains running between Kansas City and Tulsa on June 14. “All Iola citizens should join in an effort to prevent this unjustified action on the part of the Santa Fe,” said Mayor Jack Hastings.

Jerry Skidmore, manager of the Davis Paint Store and Iola Chamber of Commerce, added his voice to that of Mayor Hastings in urging that “every Iolan and area resident take the trouble to express themselves on this vital matter.” As matters now stand, appeals from the decision to eliminate the service must be in Washington by May 30 to be considered. “We must act immediately,” Mayor Hastings emphasized.

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Bill would loosen ‘vaping’ regulations WASHINGTON (AP) — Vape away.

Increasingly popular e-cigarettes and cigar varieties could be exempt from some government safety regulations if House Republicans have their way. It’s a move that alarms Democrats and public health advocates who argue that it could lead to unsafe products.

Legislation approved by a House committee last month would ease rules proposed by the Food and Drug Administration to regulate ecigarettes for the first time. The legislation would prevent the FDA from requiring retroactive safety reviews of e-cigarettes that are already on the market and exempt some premium and large cigars from those same regulations.

E-cigarette products introduced in the future would still undergo the safety reviews.

Vaping and cigar companies have pushed the exemptions, arguing that their products are safer than cigarettes and even help some cigarette smokers quit. They say that many of the small businesses who make their products would go out of business once the rules are in place.

Public health groups say the regulations could allow many newer tobacco products to escape scrutiny just as more people — including teenagers — are using them. As cigarette smoking has decreased in recent years, vaping and cigar smoking has gone up, and some

It pretty much comes down to driving a bus through public health protections.

— Erika Sward, American Lung Association

of those products come in flavors appealing to teenagers and young adults.

“It pretty much comes down to driving a bus through public health protections,” Erika Sward of the American Lung Association says of the legislation.

FDA’s proposed rules, expected to be finalized as soon as this month, are aimed at eventually taming the fast-growing “vaping” industry. Ecigarettes are plastic or metal tubes, usually the size of a cigarette, that heat a liquid nicotine solution instead of burning tobacco. That creates vapor the user inhales.

The nicotine-infused vapor of e-cigarettes looks like smoke but doesn’t contain all of the chemicals, tar or odor of regular cigarettes.

The FDA proposed in 2014 that e-cigarette brands marketed since February 2007 undergo pre-market reviews retroactively once a final rule is released. The FDA would then ensure the product is “appropriate for the protection of the public health.”

If not, the agency could take it off the market.

Republicans said the pre-market review would be a lengthy and expensive process. Gregory Conley, president of

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in the sport, is also expected to send shoes flying on Saturday.

Other activities include turtle races, a tractor pull and cake walks, with the Jason Kenny Band playing a two-hour set starting at 8 p.m. at Bronson Pourhouse, formerly the Chicken Shack.

MATHEWSON is most proud of Bronson’s six new horseshoe courts that opened in April 2015.

A resident of Gas today, Mathewson, 78, was born in Plymouth, N.Y. His interest in pitching came from his dad, a steelworker, who reached for his pitching shoes almost the minute he got home from work each evening. Mathewson today is regarded as a historian of the sport, and particularly of it origins in Kansas and Jackson’s run of suc-

cess.

“I joined the Air Force at 17, because I was tired of people telling me what to do,” without concession to the irony.

He moved through the ranks and was a first sergeant when his tour in Vietnam neared its end. He organized a “beat the first sergeant” horseshoe pitching match, with losers obligated to forfeit beer rations.

“I had 17 cases piled up when I left,” he said.

He met and married his wife Beth in Alaska 39 years ago. They have lived in Gas since 1984.

“About 17 years ago, I picked up some shoes, starting pitching.”

And the old bug bit.

Mathewson has been active since, and will be front and center Saturday, pitching when he can and keeping the Bronson celebration moving along.

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zine, and a chance to win other prizes.

“So many kids who came in previous years didn’t have any way to pay,” organizer Neil Crane said. “So we just said we will make it free.”

The event will feature a 3D Archery Range, BB gun range, .22 rimfire range and 12- and 20-gauge trap shooting after kicking off with a mandatory safety meeting at 10 a.m.

“It’s all about the kids,” Crane said. “We are trying to get them off the couch, out of the house, off the telephone and into the woods.”

The Youth Shoot will take place at the Doug Strickler farm in Iola at 1380 1300 St., which is across the road west of Russell Stover’s.

To register, call 620-263-5026 or email mede@cox.net. They also have a Facebook page at NWTF Kansas First Upland Pioneers Iola KS.

the American Vaping Association, says each review could cost more than a million dollars.

“There are thousands of small businesses and tens of thousands of jobs on the line,” Conley said.

In addition to e-cigarettes, the proposed FDA rules and the House legislation would apply to other unregulated tobacco products such as cigars, hookahs, nicotine gels, waterpipe tobacco and dissolvable tobacco products. The FDA already regulates cigarettes, smokeless tobacco and roll-your-own tobacco products.

Cigars that would be exempted under the House bill would be premium and large cigars, including those that are hand rolled.

An owner of one smaller cigar company pushing the legislation, the Tampa-based J.C. Newman Cigar Co., says customers for Newman’s premium cigars are 45 and older.

“We are not the problem, but we could become an unintended consequence,” said Eric Newman.

The legislation could also make it easier for Cuban cigar companies to export to the U.S. market, if they are ever allowed.

Matthew Myers of the Campaign for Tobacco Free Kids says the legislation is written broadly enough that some cheap, flavored cigars could fall

under the exemption.

The legislation “is particularly tragic because of the very large numbers of young people who over the last several years have begun using these two specific products,” Myers said of cigars and e-cigarettes.

The cigar exemption was included in the original agriculture spending bill, sponsored by Rep. Robert Aderholt, R-Ala. The House Appropriations Committee approved on April 19 an amendment that would eliminate the pre-market reviews for products introduced after 2007.

The Senate has not weighed in on the e-cigarette regulations.

Lawmakers on Capitol Hill have long enjoyed a close relationship with the tobacco industry, which has already given more than $1.8 million to members of Congress this election cycle, according to the Center for Responsive Politics. And they are often smokers themselves. Former House Speaker John Boehner was a smoker, and Rep. Duncan Hunter, R-Calif., supported the industry earlier this year by vaping at a congressional hearing.

When Democratic Rep. Rosa DeLauro of Connecticut offered an amendment at the appropriations committee meeting to drop the cigar exemptions, committee chairman Hal Rogers, R-Ky., hinted he enjoys cigars as he called for a vote.

“In complete and full disclosure....,” Rogers said, his sentence trailing off. “I’m a sinner.”

The amendment was rejected.

Canada declares emergency over fires FORT MCMURRAY, Alberta (AP) — Alberta declared a state of emergency Wednesday as crews frantically held back windwhipped wildfires that have already torched 1,600 homes and other buildings in Canada’s main oil sands city of Fort McMurray, forcing more than 80,000 residents to flee.

Alberta Premier Rachel Notley said fire had destroyed or damaged an estimated 1,600 structures. Flames are being kept from the downtown area thanks to the “herculean’” efforts of firefighters, said Scott Long of the Alberta Emergency Management Agency.

No injuries or fire related fatalities have been reported.

The fire appeared near the airport late Wednesday where crews were onsite. All commercial flights in and out of Fort McMurray

have been suspended.

Unseasonably hot temperatures combined with dry conditions have transformed the boreal forest in much of Alberta into a tinder box.

Fort McMurray is surrounded by wilderness in the heart of Canada’s oil sands — the third largest reserves of oil in the world behind Saudi Arabia and Venezuela.

Danielle Larivee, Alberta’s minister of municipal affairs, said the fire is actively burning in residential areas.

More than 250 firefighters are battling the blaze. An update from the Municipality of Wood Buffalo later in the evening indicated the fire was continuing to claim homes and had destroyed a new school.

Fatalities have been reported from a collision on a nearby highway but she was unaware if it was related to the evacuation or fire.

Recycling spot incorrect The recycling collection point for paper, aluminum and steel cans and cardboard on May 14 will be on North State Street, but not quite as far north as the Register reported Tuesday.

Rather than the old IGA site, the place to take recyclables is near the Allen County Critical Response Center (911

dispatch) at 410 N. State.

Also, the Iola PTO will participate in recycling efforts, not Humboldt’s.

This month Allen County Animal Rescue Facility will benefit from aluminum and steel cans brought for recycling. The PTO will in July, the Humboldt Lions Club in September.

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By KURTIS LEE Los Angeles Times

LOS ANGELES (TNS) — Former President Bill Clinton, on a swing through Southern California on Wednesday, took an indirect jab at presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump, assailing his calls to ban Muslims from entering the country.

“Hillary, more than any other candidate in either party, has vociferously opposed this consistent effort to demonize Muslim Americans,” Clinton said of his wife, Hillary Clinton, the front-runner for the Democratic presidential nomination.

Trump has repeatedly called for a ban on Muslims entering the U.S. in the wake of the San Bernardino attack in December that killed 14.

The former president, speaking to a couple dozen supporters seated inside the intimate ballroom of a Los Angeles hotel, said the attack also could not have been prevented by building a border wall, another of Trump’s polarizing policy pledges.

Clinton noted Islamic

Former President Bill Clinton campaigns for his wife, Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton, in Los Angeles on Wednesday. LOS ANGELES TIMES/RICK LOOMIS/TNS State’s use of social media to recruit followers; one of the San Bernardino attackers, Tashfeen Malik, declared her al-

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Cubs’ Works breaks 40-yearold record — B6

Thursday, May 5, 2016

HS Track & Field:

High School Softball: Wellsville 14, Iola 4; Iola 5, Wellsville 3

Iola, Yates Center compete in Burlington

Iola junior Toni Macha swings at a pitch in game two against Wellsville on Tuesday. The Fillies went on the road to earn a split and win the second game 5-3. Macha went 1 for 3 in game two. REGISTER/JON DYKSTRA

PICKING HER UP Fillies split after late rally

By JON DYKSTRA The Iola Register

WELLSVILLE — The Fillies softball team has been all about having each other’s back all season. Never was that more evident than Tuesday night in Wellsville.

After losing game one to the Eagles 14-4 in six innings, the Fillies put Sierra Snavely in the pitcher’s circle for game two and hoped that the freshman, who had been battling illness, had enough to put the team in a position to win.

With the help of an on-point de-

fense behind her and a big sixth inning from the bats, that is exactly what Iola did, winning 5-3.

“I feel like we really needed it,” third baseman Chloe Gardner said of the win. “It boosted our confidence so much and we really got hyped because of it. I loved it.”

The top two-thirds of the Iola batting order has been unchanged for nearly the entire season and all season they have continued to pick each other up.

Sydney Wade and Ashlie Shields See FILLIES | Page B6

Iola junior Jadyn Sigg throws the ball back into the infield during Tuesday’s doubleheader in Wellsville. Iola split with Wellsville. REGISTER/JON DYKSTRA

The Iola track team was able to pick up several placers in Tuesday’s Burlington Invitational.

The combination of Kendall Jay, Chase Regehr, Nathan Sprague and Braden Plumlee accounted for all of the medals that the team earned.

The four joined forces to take third in the 4x400 and fourth in the 4x800.

Iola coach Dana Daugharthy was very excited with the way his relay teams performed.

“This was Plumlee’s first time running the 4x400, and he did a great job filling in,” Daugharthy said. “Chase and Kendall have been solid 800-meter runners all season, with split times around 2:09.

Nathan was the big performer in the 4x800. He shaved 5 seconds off of his personal best to run a 2:11 split.”

Plumlee earned an indivisual medal by taking fifth in the 3200-meter run. Jay finished sixth in the 800-meters and Sprague got a seventhplace finish in the 400-meters.

On the girls side, Asheigh Nicholas picked up two individual medals. She took fourth in the low hurdles and seventh in the long jump.

Cassie Delich took seventh in the high hurdles and Daugharthy says he has been pleased with her effort all season long.

“Cassie had a rough year last year and this year dealing with illness, so it is good to see that she is getting better despite all of that.”

Madi Carlin also earned two medals by tieing for eighth in the high jump and she was part of a 4x100 team that earned seventh.

Carlin was joined on the 4x100 team by Klair Vogel, Addison Prather and Erin Klubek.

See TRACK | Page B6

HS Softball: Marmaton Valley 15, Chetopa 6, MV 14, Chetopa 11

Offense drives Wildcats

Wildcat third baseman Shyla Brooks fields the ball during a game earlier this season. REGIS-

TER/JON DYKSTRA

The Marmaton Valley softball team picked up a pair of wins over Chetopa behind their strong offense.

The Wildcats scored a total of 29 runs in the two games as they blew out Chetopa in the first game, winning 15-6.

“The girls rallied in the last couple of innings to take the lead after they trailed 6-3,” Marmaton Valley coach Kaylan Colgin said. “They started hitting the ball really well and didn’t give up any more runs

High School Golf: Neodesha Invitational

Yates Center golfers shine

after the third inning.”

The second game was much closer as Marmaton Valley won 14-11, but the Wildcats were very happy to get the win after trailing early.

“The girls trailed 3-11 at one point,” Colgin said.

“Then they started hitting really solid hits in the sixth inning and took the lead.”

Paige Becker hit a home run and Karlie Stephens picked up two wins.

Middle School Track & Field: Tri-Valley League Meet

Marmaton Valley 8th grade girls win league Marmaton Valley’s eighthgrade girls team has emerged as the league champions of the Tri-Valley League and coach Justin Hurley could not be more happy of his bunch.

“I could not be prouder of a

group of kids than I am of this group,” Hurley said. “We have had an unbelievable season all year long.”

Bailey Griffith won four league titles. She won the 100-meters, 200-meters, long

jump and was a member of the champion 4x100 team.

For the seventh-grade girls, Kaylee Becker won two gold medals in the 100and 200-meters and Austin Gardner won the discus.

Yates Center golfer Remi Wagner follows through on a swing during the Neodesha Invitational on Tuesday. Wagner led his team by shooting an 89, which was good for 18th place.

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The Yates Center golf team took to the links in the Neodesha Invitational on Tuesday and played some of their best golf on the season.

“It was a perfect day for golf.

The temperature was in the mid-70s and there was very little wind,” Wildcat coach Kevin Barnes said. “Remi Wagner and Jon Barnes played their best rounds yet this year.”

Remi Wagner shot his best score on grass greens of the season with an 89.

Wagner finished 18th in the tournament.

Jon Barnes also shot his best score on the traditional greens with a 94, which was good enough to earn him a 18th-place finish.

Fredonia’s Devin Voth won the tournament by shooting a 75.

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Woman rescued from collapsed building in Kenya NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) â&#x20AC;&#x201D; A Kenyan woman was rescued today after being trapped for six days in the rubble of a collapsed building.

A crowd applauded in celebration as the woman was carried away on a stretcher covered by a blanket and with an oxygen tank by her side to a Kenya Red Cross ambulance. The rescue was broadcast live on Kenyan television.

The woman was given oxygen while was trapped in small corner of her room, said Abbas Gullet, head of the Kenya Red Cross.

The death toll from the disaster has risen to 36 and 70 people remain missing, he said.

A nearly six-monthold baby was rescued on Tuesday, which raised hopes that more survivors would be found. The infant was found unharmed in a washbasin four days after the building collapsed on Friday.

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I’m very fortunate that I did my homework, per se, in playing a doctor in the last series I did (“Red Band Society”). I was able to bring the knowledge I had and any appreciation I had, and I was very, very fortunate – kind of like Melissa (George, the female lead in “Heartbeat”) – to actually go to Cedars (Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles) and stand in on an actual liver transplant. I was fortunate to go on rounds during the day, and I met this patient. It’s crazy how (doctors) do this every day, but this is something I’ll never forget.

She was a 32-year-old suffering from nonalcoholic cirrhosis of the liver. She was holding her husband’s hand, and she was crying, and she had weeks to live. And it was so heavy because it was so real, the stakes, and I left the hospital and I got a call about two hours later: “We found a liver. Do you want to come back and watch the surgery?” It was unlike anything I’ve ever seen in my life.

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Everything happens for a reason. That’s some of the most important time that I could ever ask for, three months (of) being there to support my wife and having a newborn, and – like Melissa said – giving the creative team time to see what we’d done and take their time and write these wonderful scripts that we’ve now seen on the back end.

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SUNDAY 8 p.m. on KOAM The Good Wife One of television’s most-praised dramas brings down the curtain after seven seasons with its finale. Julianna Margulies makes her last stand as Alicia Florrick, the wronged politician’s wife.

MONDAY 9:08 p.m. on A&E Damien Events build to a climax in the Season 1 finale. The new episode finds Ann Rutledge and John Lyons (Barbara Hershey, Scott Wilson) targeting everyone around Damien (Bradley James).

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Mouth sores are like snowflakes, no two the same

By DR. KEITH ROACH To Your Good Health

Dear Dr. Roach: Are canker sores considered herpes, and if so, are canker sores contagious?

— S.H.

Answer: Herpes simplex first occurs as a blister filled with clear fluid on a reddened base of skin of the mouth and lips. Often, the blister bursts, causing a shallow ulcer. Once someone has had an epi-

sode of oral herpes, the virus may stay in the body forever. They are much more infectious when the blisters occur, especially when the blisters first rupture.

Aphthous ulcers, often called canker sores,

are not contagious.

They may be triggered by stress, trauma or hormone changes, and many of my readers noted sodium lauryl sulfate (especially in toothpaste) as a predisposing factor.

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Public notices (First published in The Iola Register, May 5, 2016) CHARTER ORDINANCE NO. 157 A CHARTER ORDINANCE EXEMPTING THE CITY OF SAVONBURG, KANSAS, FROM THE PROVISIONS OF K.S.A. 15-201, RELATING TO THE ELECTION OF OFFICERS, THEIR TERMS OF OFFICE, TRANSITIONS TO NOVEMBER ELECTIONS, THE FILLING OF GOVERNING BODY VACANCIES, AND NOMINATION PETITIONS; AND, PROVIDING SUBSTITUTE AND ADDITIONAL PROVISIONS ON THE SAME SUBJECT. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE GOVERNING BODY OF THE CITY OF SAVONBURG, KANSAS: Section 1. The City of Savonburg, Kansas, by the power vested in it by Article 12, Section 5 of the Kansas Constitution hereby elects to and does exempt itself and make inapplicable to it the provisions of K.S.A. 15-201, which applies to this city, but is part of an enactment which does not apply uniformly to all cities.

Section 2. The governing body shall consist of a mayor and five council members to be elected

to terms as set forth herein. The mayor and council members shall be residents and qualified electors of the City of Savonburg, Kansas.

Section 3. Those governing body positions with terms expiring in April 2016, shall expirE’ on the second Monday in January of 2017, when the city officials elected in the November 2016 general election take office. Those governing body positions with terms expiring in April 2018, shall expire on the second Monday in January of 2019, when the city officials elected in the November 2018 general election take office.

Section 4. General elections shall take place on the Tuesday succeeding the first Monday in November 2016. Succeeding elections will be held every year for all such governing body positions whose terms have expired. A mayor and all council members shall be elected at one election. The mayor and all council members shall have two year terms.

Section 5. All elections for the City of Savonburg, Kansas shall be nonpartisan.

Section 6. In case of a vacancy

in the council occurring by reason of resignation, death, or removal from office or from the city, the mayor, by and with the advice and consent of the remaining council members, shall appoint an elector to fill the vacancy until the next election for that office. In case any person elected as a council member neglects or refuses to qualify within 30 days after election, the council member shall be deemed to have refused to accept the office and a vacancy shall exist. The mayor may, with the consent of the remaining council members, appoint a suitable elector to fill the vacancy.

Section 7. In case of a vacancy in the office of mayor,the president of the council shall become mayor until the next regular election for that office and a vacancy shall occur in the office of the council member becoming mayor.

Section 8. In accordance with K.S.A. 25-205, and amendments thereto, any person may become a candidate for city office elected at large by having had filed on their behalf, a nomination petition or a declaration of candidacy, accom-

panied by any fee required by law.

The nomination petition must be signed by majority of the qualified electors of the City of Savonburg.

Section 9. This Charter Ordinance shall be published once each week for two consecutive weeks in the official city newspaper.

Section 10. This Charter Ordinance shall take effect 61 days after the final publication unless a sufficient petition for a referendum is filed, requiring a referendum to be held on the ordinance as provided by Article 12, Section 5, Subsection (c)(3) of the Constitution of the State of Kansas, in which case this Charter Ordinance shall become effective upon c;pproval by the majority of the electors voting thereon.

Passed by the Governing Body, not less than two-thirds of the members elect voting in favor thereof, this 2nd day of May, 2016.

Mayor Leon “Butch” Cuppet (signed) Attest: City Clerk Sandra Starliper (signed) [SEAL] (5) 5, 12

(First published in The Iola Register, May 5, 2016) IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE DISTRICT OF KANSAS UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, Plaintiff, v. Civil No. 15-4967-DDC-KGS DARIUS K. BELL, JADA M. BELL, KANSAS HOUSING RESOURCES CORPORATION, and STATE OF KANSAS ex rel KANSAS DEPARTMENT FOR CHILDREN AND FAMILIES, Defendants. NOTICE OF UNITED STATES MARSHAL’S SALE OF REAL ESTATE Pursuant to the Order Of Sale Of Real Estate issued out of the United States District Court for the District of Kansas in the above entitled case, I will, on Friday, the 3rd day of June, 2016,

at 11:00 o’clock A.M., at the front door of the Allen County Courthouse, lola, Kansas, offer for sale at public auction and sell to the highest bidder for cash in hand, all of the right, title and interest in and to the following described real estate, commonly known as 2932 Dodge Drive, lola, and located in Allen County, Kansas, towit: The North Seventy (70) feet of Lot Seventeen (17), in Country Estates Addition, being a Subdivision of part of the Northeast Quarter of the Northeast Quarter (NE/4 NE/4) of Section Twentytwo (22), Township Twenty-four (24) South, Range Eighteen (18) East of the Sixth Principal Merid-

ian, in Allen County, Kansas. Payment must be in the form of Cash, Cashier’s Check, Money Order or Certified Check made payable to the United States District Court and will be accepted as follows: Less than $25,000: Entire amount due at conclusion of sale; $25,000 to $100,000: 10% down with the remainder delivered to the United States Marshal’s Service Office by close of the business day; More than $100,000: 10% down with the remainder delivered to the United States Marshal’s Service Office within five (5) working days The contact person regarding inquiries about the above property is Kent A. Colwell, Rural Housing

Service, (785) 628-3081. This real property is levied on pursuant to the Order of Default Judgment and Judgment ofForeclosure and Final Judgment entered by the Court on April I, 2016, Doc. 17, and the Order of Sale entered on April 22, 2016, Doc. 19, and will be sold without appraisal, subject to any unpaid real property taxes or special assessments, and with a three (3) month right of redemption, to satisfy the Order of Sale. United States Marshal’s Office, Topeka, Kansas, this 29th day of April, 2016.

RONALD L. MILLER United States Marshal District of Kansas Deputy (signed) (5) 5, 12, 19, 26

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Fillies: Balanced offensive attack is enough to rally past Eagles Continued from B1

have batted in the 1-2 spot all season and as the two most experienced members of the squad, they have been the catalysts to the offensive attack.

Wade is hitting .404 from the leadoff-spot and leads the team with seven stolen base.

Shields is hitting .310 with the team’s only home run of the season.

Following Wade and Shields, in the order, is the sophomore, Gardner, who plays third base.

Gardner is leading the team with a .442 batting average and is reaching base at a 50 percent clip.

“I feel like we are getting really comfortable with everything, because the top of the lineup keeps hitting and we depend on each other.

It turns out really well,” Gardner said.

In the four-spot is Jadyn Sigg. Sigg has transitioned from playing second base to patrolling center field for the Fillies. That move has tightened up the entire defense.

“Jadyn is a stellar center fielder,” Gardner said.

Sigg has also managed to hit .365.

First baseman Riley Murry is hitting .367 behind Sigg and leads the team with seven doubles.

Snavely has been a constant in the six-spot as well.

With Snavely being sick, that core group of Fillies stepped up their game.

The defense was airtight behind Snavely, with the left-side of the infield leading the charge with Wade at shortstop and Gardner at third. Wade came up with six putouts.

“I have to take my defense for everything, because I won’t be able to play without them,” Snavely said. “They are my rock and I lean on them.”

The defense also made coach Chris Weide happy.

“Overall, defensively we can’t play any better than that,” Weide said.

Despite the strong defense and a solid performance by Snavely, Iola entered the sixth inning

Iola pitcher Sierra Snavely pitched through her health concerns and picked up a win in game two in Wellsville on Tuesday. REGISTER/JON DYKSTRA trailing 2-0.

In the top of the sixth, the entire complexion of the game changed.

Sigg and Murry got the team jump-started as they each base. Murry and Sigg, along with Gardner, led the team’s hitters on Tuesday by going 2 for 4 at the plate.

“We have confidence in everyone in our lineup but those girls in the middle really stepped up tonight,” Weide said.

Snavely drove in Sigg to get the team on the board.

A Wade RBI gave the Fillies the lead and Shields plated two to put the Fillies ahead 5-2.

The Fillies gave up a run in the bottom of the sixth inning, but that was all they allowed.

They emerged victorious and picked up their ninth overall win of the season and their sixth league win.

MAKING STRIDES Last season, the Fillies lost by a combined score of 42-3 in the two games against Wellsville, so to be able to pull off a win in Wellsville shows tremendous improvement.

The Fillies hold a 9-7 overall record this season and are 6-4 in league play.

SNAVELY’S HEALTH Snavely pitched the second game and picked up the win against the Eagles in game two, allowing three runs in her seven innings and striking out seven batters.

The freshman didn’t get the game one start, due to an ongoing battle with her health. It was the third-straight start Snavely had missed.

Snavely addressed the situation after the game.

“I have been diagnosed with an ovarian cyst,” Snavely said. “I had severe pains the other day so I went back (to the doctor) and he thinks that since the pain has moved to different regions of my body that he said I might have a gastric ulcer, which is basically like a stomach ulcer, and also a slight touch of walking pneumonia.

“So it is all like wham, wham, wham and it is taking me from every side and beating me up, but I am glad I could be out here tonight.”

Snavely is thankful for the support she has seen from her teammates and fans.

“Our team is very supportive and the parents are also very positive,” Snavely said. “It is always really, really nice to have such a great group of players and parents, but with me being sick and still recovering from being sick, their support means so much more.

People take it for granted sometimes.”

GAME ONE With Snavely unavailable for game one, Mia Aronson got the start.

She started off strong allowing just one run to the powerful Wellsville offense in the first inning. In the second inning the Wellsville offense began to flex its muscles.

Aronson had two outs in the frame before the

Eagles got her pitches timed and were able to hit four home runs in the inning and take a 7-3 lead. Wellsville hit five home runs in the game.

The Eagles emerged with a 14-4 win after six innings.

Gardner and Murry each had two hits in the game and Murry and Kersia Brunner had the only two RBIs for the Fil-

lies.

UP NEXT The Fillies will wrap up their league season next Tuesday when they host Santa Fe Trail at Riverside Park.

The Fillies will enter the games looking to maintain their winning record as they go in with a 9-7 overall and 6-4 league mark.

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Hadley Splechter and Levi Cooper each earned first-place finishes for the Wildcats.

Splechter continued his dominance in the 2-mile run by running a 10:09 and finishing in first place.

Cooper earned his first in the 400-meter dash. He finished in 52.82 seconds.

HUMBOLDT RESULTS The Cubs competed in the Neodesha Invitational last Thursday and earned first-place finishes on both the girls and boys side of the meet.

Britnee Works set the school record in the high jump by jumping a 4’11.5”. She broke a 40-year-old school record that was previously held

by Donna Price.

Bryce Isaac earned two gold medals with a 19’5.25” long jump and a 40’4” triple jump.

Anthony Doran won the 400-meter dash with a time of 54.03.

The meet was also Joe Kline’s first event back after recovering from a broken arm. He took third in the mile.

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