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Photos for September 24, 2004
Israeli soldiers tend to injured Israeli journalist Itzik Saban, of the Yediot Ahronot daily newspaper, after he was shot while covering an exchange of fire with a Palestinian gunman in the Jewish settlement of Morag in the southern Gaza Strip.
The New York Yankees celebrate after clinching their 10th consecutive trip to the postseason. The Yankees defeated Tampa Bay, 7-3, Thursday in New York.
Free State High's Katelin Karlin, left, celebrates a victory over Shawnee Mission West with teammate Jenny Heppert. The Firebirds went 3-0 at a quadrangular Thursday at FSHS.
Lawrence High volleyball players celebrate a point against Shawnee Mission South. The Lions beat SM South but lost to Olathe Northwest at a triangular Thursday at LHS.
Lawrence High's Kayla Nolte blasts a spike against Shawnee Mission South. The Lions were 1-1 at a triangular Thursday at LHS.
Eudora High runner Brittney Graff crosses the finish line to win the girls race at the Tonganoxie Invitational. Graff won the race in a time of 11:55 on Thursday in Tonganoxie.
Tonganoxie High's boys and De Soto's girls each won a team title Thursday at the Tonganoxie Invitational cross country meet. Above, Seabury Academy's Regan Sisson is helped through the chute after she finished the junior varsity race.
LHS running back Jeff Colter (14) is congratulated by teammate Matthew Stiles after a Colter touchdown run against Shawnee Mission East. Colter had two touchdowns in the Lions' 48-27 victory Thursday in Overland Park.
Lawrence High's Nolan Kellerman (26) breaks off a lengthy punt return against Shawnee Mission East. Kellerman had 58 yards rushing and scored two touchdowns, helping the Lions beat the Lancers, 48-27, Thursday at SM South District Stadium in Overland Park. The win was the Lions' first of the season.
Tangle, a cocker spaniel, attempts to sniff out bladder cancer from patients' urine, in this image made available Thursday in London. Six dogs were trained to pick out urine samples of patients with bladder cancer from those of people with other diseases and healthy individuals, in a new study published in the British Medical Journal.
This is An artist's rendering of Dinocephalosaurus orientalis, a long-necked sea reptile that probably preyed on fish and squid in a shallow sea in present-day southeast China more than 230 million years ago. The creature's relatively stiff, 1.7-meter-long neck was almost twice as long as its trunk, which measured less than one meter in length. Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this illustration of Dinocephalosaurus orientalis. It must be noted, however, that the tail and soft tissues, including the muscles, were not preserved with the skeleton. Also illustrated: Saurichthys curionii and schools of semionotid fish.
British pop star Sir Elton John performs during his world tour concert in Taipei, Taiwan. John was involved in a shouting match earlier Thursday with local photographers and TV crews who swarmed around him at the airport on arrival for his first performance.
Anna Palos, Lawrence, enjoys the outdoors while waiting downtown for her boyfriend. A new report from a national environmental group shows that Lawrence has some of the cleanest air among small metropolitan areas in the United States; the same report shows Kansas City with some of the worst air. Kansas ranked 33rd among the 50 states, with No. 1 being worst.
Pannirselvan Kanagaratnam, a Kansas University research associate professor, works with radar equipment measuring ice sheet thickness in Antarctica during a 2002 trip over the continent. Data from the flight were used to determine that ice sheets are melting much more quickly than originally thought.
Clinton Jackson, a Leavenworth freshman, left, gets a chance to try out a Segway as members of a documentary film crew stop on the Kansas University campus. From left Thursday are Jackson, Angela Liu, Shawnee; Hunter Weeks, documentary director; and crew member Gannon Weeks.
Jeff Myer 31, says he doesn't understand why police raided his Lawrence apartment. Armed with a search warrant and looking for drugs and child pornography, police searched Myer's apartment Thursday. Myer admits to downloading porn from the Internet -- though not child pornography -- and says he smokes marijuana for chronic pain.
Microsoft founder Bill Gates , shown in this January file photo, talks about software and hardware innovations in his keynote address at the 2004 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. Gates is the wealthiest person in America, according to Forbes magazine, with a net worth of $48 billion.
Shawnee Mission North Senior Mack Brown figures to keep defenses guessing as the Indians' returning quarterback. Brown, the son of SM North coach Sam Brown, threw for 2,103 yards last year, an average of 17 yards per completion. He was a first-team All-Sunflower League selection as a junior.
Shawnee Mission Northwest players participate in a drill during a preseason practice. The Cougars, coming off a 9-2 season, begin the 2004 campaign Friday with a home game against SM East.
Front left, from left: Jake McDonald, Cody Canterbury, Michael Bell, Josh Lamberd, Kelsey Currin, Ryon Whaler, Cody Gardner, Danny Erlacher, Stephen Jones, Kale Thomson, Richard Martin; second row: Evan Samsel , Kyle Hoyes, Austin Bloss, Thatcher Starling, Mitch Breeding, Kyle Rush, Ryan Schendel, Travis Messer, Scott Neis, Roy Ramierez, Jonathan Roby; third row: Jimmy Huggins, Clinton Canterbury, Doug Gillenwater, Jacob Breithaupt, Travis Moyer, Levi LeMoy, Scott Kelly, Mike Troxel; fourth row: Nic Allred, Keith Carpenter, Jake Phares, Cotton Eddy, Chase Jones, Cody Bousel, Kanin Robbs, Kyle Truelom, Ryan Reed, Dustin Weoten; fourth row: Matt Bass, Garret McCullough, Mitchel Ross, Zoe Stewart, Kale Meis, Jeff Crist, Josh Doreyl, Scott Thompson, D.J. White, Andrew Hale, Logan Robbs, Alex Neis.
Front row, from left: Will Peterson, Zach Davis, Dustin Weimer, Alex Smith. Second row: Andy Call, Robert Lewis, Drew Hunter, Josh Ishmael, Michael Armstrong. Back row: Garrett Chumley, Michael Hancock, Tim Brownlee, Kyle Speichinger, Seth Lashbrook, Brian Marshall.
Returning lettermen: Front row, from left: Brad Rittinghouse, Jordan Lamb and Robert Smith; Back row: R.J. Wild, Emmanuel McComb, Christian McDonald, Blake Kasselman, Andy Martin, Travis Hubbel and A.J. Holmes.
Front row, from left: Brandon Terhune, Justin Kramer, Ryan Griffin, Justin Cooper, Travis Eden, Justin Wiscombe, Matt Craig,. Matt Starkebaum, Marcus Day, Nathan Orwig, Max Connelly. Second row, from left: Aaron Beatty, A. J. Shelton, Travis Ganger, Brian Shively, Chris Sadler, Shawn Conklin, Patrick Robitaille, Jack Garcia, David Bourne, Todd Fannin, Corey Ufford. Third row, from left: Corey Wells, Josh Cauthon, Greg Nilges, Alex Boss, Josh Connelly, Perry Boyd, James Ewing, Cody Anno, Charlie Shively, Chris Ortega. Fourth row, from left: Jordan Garcia, Ryan Fike, Cody Godshall, Dustin Barnhart, Cody Cross, Allen Rasmussen, William Whittaker, Josh Lowry, Jake Kober, Chris Ewing, Ryan Gast. Back row, from left: Shane Ward, Ulric Baumgardner, Dillon Lee, Brent Kahle, Lucas Kennison, Skyler Donley, Cameron Cauthon, Corey Anderson, Matt Anstaett, Matt Burkdoll. Not Pictured: Adam Combes, Levi Glover, Matt Collins.
First row, from left: James Bruner, Dylan Rust, Kelson Boyer, Gage Ham, Jordan Noble, Brynnen Webb, Aaron Shockley, Brian White, Ryan Chaney, Travis Clarke, Fabian Fernandez, Matthew Abel, Chase Rust, coach Scott Stein; second row: coach Mark Katzenmeier, Blake Stouder, Tim Durkin, Richard Wilks, Josh Love, James Mills, Chad Krutz, Matthew McPeek, Charles Mersmann, Michael Whitten, Austin Hoover, Kyle Scrimsher, Miles Cleveland, Mike Sledd, Max Alvarez, Mark Abel, coach Kevin Wade; third row: coach Jim Rose, Michael Ortega, Josh Turnbaugh, Frank Male, Raymond Wellman, Tim Moran, Austin Calhoon, Josh Barr, Kyle Brouhard, Luke Abel, William Bock, Paul Smith, Chris Durkin, Chad Waln, Larry Straughn, Brian Sledd, Morgan Abel; fourth row: head coach Gregg Webb, coach Matt Spring, Rodney Spillman, Steven Prudden, Todd Roberts, Joe Faulk, Jeremie Bryant, Brendan Jackson, Derin Stewart, Joe Kaup, Dustin Deathe, Phil Lister, Joel Morrison, Loni Ogden, Eli Ashley, Kirby Montgomery and coach Ty Pattison.
Front row, from left: Alex Mercer, Luke Papp, Matt Below, Jacob Rupe, Bryan Roddy, Leif Goleman, Adam Faircloth, Jake Dvorak, Danny Doherty; second row: David Hall, Josh Oberhelman, Austin Bills, Neil Erisman, Brandon Hurd, Taylor Burnett, Luke Krehbiel, Shawn Roberts; third row: Sam Rhodes, Kenny Price, J.T. Thompson, Jake Boznak, Dustin Erisman, Jerrod Bader, Pat Burton; fourth row: Aaron Hansen, Kyle Walker, Tom Beaver, Austin DeGraeve, Huston Noe, Nick Henning, Tyler Farmer; fifth row: Eric Buffkin, Eric Hill, Mitch Kopecky, Drew Roddy, Nick Hurt, Jake Morse, Shane Miller, Jozy Chance; sixth row: Pete Peterson, Devin Tenny, Troy Phinney, Mickey Malik, Clinton Smethers, C.J. Keating and Jon Worley.
Returning letterwinners: Front row, from left: Earl Johannsen, Chase Elliot, Jack Johnson, David Woods, Bob Farrell, Justin Woods. Back row, from left: Trey Scott, Chris Magochy, Zach Starnes, Corey Bryant, Brian Wood and Ryan Gracey.
Front row, from left: Larsen Stevenson, Jacob Beach, Derek Brey, Dillon Robbins, Brock McGinnis, Coby Artman, Brandon Hawks, David Williams, Sean Berry-Brune. Second row: J.T. Lata, Jake Hamn, Jake Rowland, Aaron Briggs, Sabin Sharon, Cody Steffey, Ben Drinkard. Third row: Boone Heston, Donald Brock, Joey Adams, Tyler Leonhard, Jodel Houk, Kyle Inscho. Fourth row: Daniel Besser, Tyler Metzger, Dustin Stark, Tony Barnes, Travis Stalkfleet, Jake Kerns, manager Lindsay Cubbage.
Front row, from left: Manager Calvin Booth, Kent Sparks, Cody Wise, Brad Jones, Cameron Stout, Dustin Summers, Levi Masqua, Ryan Perry, Brian Kabus, manager Ashley Coffman. Second Row: manager Tiffany Kramer, manager Skeeter Kingsolver, David Buckley, Jesse Snyder, coach Byron Marshall, head coach Harry Hester, coach Chris Stewart, Arthur Rollins, Chris Driscoll, Trevor Spurlock, manager Kylie Campbell. Third row: Damien Grammer, Kenny Mack, Lance Steffey, Ryan Smith, Jonah Wise, Kyle Sparks, Ted Luse, Mark Stewart, Ripp Harrison. Fourth row: Boone Sorrell, Kevin Stewart, Danny Crouse, Cody Cook, Jason McGhee, Tyler Wise, Aaron Powell, Jake Eibes. Fifth row: Andrew Booth, Josh Hobbs, Joel Dickerson, Dustin McLaughlin, Dylan Roberts, Blake Kinsolver, Trevor Keling, Jimmy Steffey, Joel Gill. Not Pictured: Jeff Coffey, manager Claudia Alterman.
Front row, from left: Seniors Andy Eisman, Garrett Palmer, Kaleb Lawrence, Ross Starcher, Sam Mitchell, Zach Ditty, Clay Lamb and Daniel Workman. Also pictured are Kirk Rodell, Jeff Hughes, Jef Price, Zeb Kissinger, Tyler Miles, Brandon Miles, Matt Drake Danile Volk, B.T. Fleming, Tyler Thomas, Phil George, Seth Lloyd, Jeff Frank, Kent Fleming, Leighton Simpson, Derrick Parret, Josh Maxom, Aaron Adcox, Mike Hnre, Ryan Bennett, Brian Morris, Chris Ridihaulgh, Justin McDaniel, Noah Fugate, Spencer Davidson, Thomas Hopkins, Darren Robertson, Jordan Herron, Allen Athon, Austin Koontz, Kendrick Worthington, Todd Brown, Eric Lowe, Jared Lamb, Wes Armstrong, Matt Ditty, Keith Wentz-Hall, Kevin Gill, D.J. Gray, Wade Garrison, Travis Adcox, Chance Rawlings, A.J. Demaranville, Drew Scates, Wyatt Coffin, Tyler Henderson, Cameron Adcox, Josh Drake, Gabe Belobraidick, Matt Van Druff.
Back row from left: Chris Wettengel, Zane Barnhardt, Drew Hess, Justin Powell, Tyler Wade, Gabe Gantz, Daniel Hemme, Chris Ketter, Brian Hastert, Ryan Hamm and Jake Hatrick. Third row from left, assistant coach Justin Smith, Zach Hefner, Nick Kalineneko, Matthew Wilbur, Brian Beatty, Justin Hart, David Foltz, Tyler Langton, Robby Brigham, Brent Garrison, assistant coach Mark Armstrong. Second row from left, head coach Mike Paramore, Kyle Volle, Michael Shields, Cory McPherson, Jared Drummond, Sean Blosser, Willie Brooks, Kenny Muller, Kenny Calhoun, Anthony Thompson and assistant coach Travis Tubin. Front row from left are Caleb Denton, Brandon McMullian, Mitch O'Trimble, Aaron Brooks, Matt Merritt, Ryan Davis, Alex Hackathorn and Drew Pearce.
Front row, from left: Manager Margo James, Matthew Ferguson, Billy Harris, Matthew Neff, Will Baldwin, Josh Ingold, Caleb Blakesley, Vashon Perryman, Brady Keim, C.J. Denniston, Eric Hammes, Jeffrey Davidson. Second row: Lonnie Clark, Derrick Marsell, Tyler Pence, Derick Whalen, Sam Smith, Andrew Ferguson, Aaron Douglas, Sean Hull, Chris Michaelsen, manager Erica Ybarra, manager Heather Lacer, manager Sara Humm. Third row: Matt Leecy, Chris Garrett, Michael Espinosa, Levi Bowen, Shawn Flanner, Jonny Brewer, Mark Wray, Matthew Jarboe, Ferris Fuller, ball boys Dillon Boeh and Kaden Shaffer. Fourth row: Josh Dodd, Ryan McPheron, Tyler Sharp, Tanner Hendrickson, David McNabb, Benji Bulmer, Jake Bove, Ryan Skiles, Dallas Ambler. Fifth row: Wendell Lewis, Blake Lasley, coach Pat Boeh, Evan Shaffer, Corey Katzer, Cliff McCullough.
Front row, from left: Ricky Baker, Austin Inzer, Emery Baughan, Scott Johnson, Earl McNish. Second row: Daren Gratts, Matthew Bowlin, Brandon Cone, Justin Jones, Kyle Ruona, Luke Halford, Caleb Thomas, Andreas Brandenberger, Robert Floersch. Third row: Josiah Mason, Troy Gilges, Cassidy Moore, Aaron Hannon, Jeremy Wright, John Brown, Braxton Nottingham, Eli Mitchell, Klay Garrison, Jarad Christian, Jared Chalender, Jake Milkey. Fourth row: Matt LaBuda, Michael Kohn, Brandon Reed, Zachary Austin, Joshua Wood, Andrew Madl, Nick Goldring, Taylor Ausherman, Blake Wieden, Brett Davis, Aaron Mills, Travis Moore. Fifth row: Rusty Flory, Lee Sheldon, Josh Richardson, Gabe Mason, Cameron Bryant, Drew Berg, Jacob Enick, Chase Abel, Kevin Callahan, Shawn Rowland, Anthony Ciambrone, Dan Glover. Sixth row: Kirsten Shuck, Ryan Moore, Michael Barnes, Sean Potter, Jarad Dykes, Beau Elder, Luke Weaver, Jesse Green, Cameron Scruggs, Kyle Smith, Zach Durr, Conner Nottingham.
Front row, from left: coach Doug Bennett, Chris Maddock, Steven May, Casey Woods, Josh Hilger, William Ferguson, Tyler Williams, Isaiah Dover, coach Scott Schultz. Back row, from left: coach Marlyn Ziegler, Michael Humphrey, Josh Engle, Matt Moncher, Michael Kay, Paul Kempf, Mark Randtke, Andrew Bartlow, Krestan Boutross, Ben Reynolds, Jesse Schultz, coach Arle Ade.
Front row, from left: Brendan Halpin, Nolan Kellerman, Travis Alexander, Brett Davis, David Easthouse, Chris Cates, Jeff Colter, Cory Gaston.; second row, from left: Justin Fox, Sharla Dunn, Lance Mullen, Mitchell White, Kameron Demby, William Paea, Chandler Williams, Raymon Azure, Anthony Krug, Mark Albers, Matt Stiles, Jim O'Connell, Janele Huelat, Ian Golden; third row, from left: Tim Obiefule, Jordan McKinney, Brett Sims, Aaron Siebenthall, Scott Stidham, Chuck Holley, head coach Dirk Wedd, Darrin Wegner, Jack Hood, John Reed, Tim Giblin, Grant Tarr, Blake Sutherlin; fourth row, from left: Brandon Lassiter, Knox Luani, Tom Willoughby, Mark Chapman, Brian Heere, Allan Blair, Jacob Lorenzo, Aaron Kie, David Conway, Cole Walker, Jimmy Krantz, Blake Davis.; back row, from left: Justin Long, Jabril Richardson, Liam Kirby, Nathan Hickey, Stephen Paea Kyle Mendenhall, Jeff Hornberger, Kelsey Galliart, Darrick Henry, Scott Penny, Ian Handshy.
Jeff Colter (14) led the Lions with 807 rushing yards last season and played solid defense as a cornerback. Aaron Kie (76) is Lawrence's lone returning starter on the offensive line.
Ian Handshy rushed for 522 yards as a junior last season, but he might be a better college prospect at linebacker.
Front row, from left: Sean Kopriva, Demaris Patton, Chris Smith, Ebo Brown, Brandon Saucier, Joey Bread; second row, from left, Jimmy Bruce, Stephen Webb, Michael Martinez, Will Oliver, Ben Harvey, Bobby Burnham, Brian Murphy, Jamar Reese, Eddy Presswood; third row, from left, Christian Ballard, Mikel Ruder, Dean Beeson, Andrew Jones, Josh Fowler, Ryan Murphy, Caleb Stephens, Robert Rose, Michael Davison; fourth row, Dale Coons, Richard Flaig, Andy Petz, Shelton Heilman, Keron Toussaint, Andy Neighbors, Neal Smith, Kyle Weinmaster, Alex Barr, T.J. Martin; fifth row, Nick Witmer, Jamie Resseguie, PJ Karasek, Ben Bell, Collin Murphy, Onyema Anyanwu, Landon Swaggerty, Patrick Green, Cameron Reschke; sixth row, Philip Weinmaster, Chris Coffey, Ricky Lockner, Mike Vaughn, Lorenzo Ricketts, Nick Ayre, Brett Lisher, Skyler Asher, Matt Farley, Jon Green; seventh row, Ryan Gore, Dereck Cooper, Andrew Eicholtz, Jarvis Doleman, Corey Cooper, Danny Pike, Corey Galloway, Casey Ballard; back row from left, Zac Turner, Brittany O'Donnell, David Beck, Brett Romme, Brad Romme, Brett Oberzan, Bob Lisher, Chuck Mosley, Bill McGillivray, Adam Green, Matt Heider, Amanda Hill.
Free State running back Brian Murphy (20) tries to shake defender Nick Ayre during the Firebirds' fall sports jamboree.
Free State running back Dennis Patton, top left, is stopped by defenders Brian Murphy (20) and Ricky Lockner during the FSHS fall sports jamboree.
Free State's Jenny Heppert (20) spikes over Shawnee Mission West's Codi Lawrence. The Firebirds won all three of their matches during Thursday's quad at Free State. Banaka Okwuone of FSHS is at center.
Debbie Becker, who works for Willowridge Landscaping of Lawrence, gives the flowers north of Douglas County Bank, Ninth and Kentucky streets, a drink. Anticipated showers Thursday produced only 0.01 of an inch of rain in Lawrence, the National Weather Service reported.
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