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Photos for October 29, 2007
Lori Tapahonso, public information officer at Haskell Indian Nations University, gives a tour featuring Haskell's Tommaney Hall.
The Hurricanes' Weston Hack looks for room to run during the fifth-grade Toy Bowl championship Sunday at Youth Sports Inc.
Cougars quarterback Darius Vann surveys the Hurricanes defense during the sixth-grade Toy Bowl championship game on Sunday at Youth Sports Inc.
The Cougars' Austin Jantz (right) takes on the Hurricanes' Keiren Severa.
The fourth-grade Twisters show their medals after winning the title in the Toy Bowl on Sunday at Youth Sports Inc.
The Twisters' Wykeem Gill (No. 24) waits during a timeout on the sideline. Gill scored the game's only touchdown, a 60-yard run late in the fourth quarter.
Members of the Hurricanes await their trophy after defeating the Gorillas, 12-0, on Sunday at Youth Sports Inc.
The Gorillas' Karter Grosdidier hands off to Will McKee (No. 5) during the Toy Bowl D-division title game against the Hurricanes on Sunday at Youth Sports Inc.
The Gorillas' Jacob Unruh.
Kansas defensive end John Larson, left, pressures Texas A&M quarterback Stephen McGee. The Jayhawks defeated the Aggies, 19-11, Saturday in College Station, Texas. KU's depth on defense - on the line, in particular - has allowed it to soar to new defensive heights.
JKansas University's Monica Dolinsky puts her leg into a shot. The Jayhawks edged Iowa State, 1-0, Sunday at the Jayhawk Soccer Complex and clinched a berth in the Big 12 tournament.
Kansas University guard Conner Teahan (2) poses for a photo with 11-year-old Margaret Schorgl. Schorgl visited with Teahan, her neighbor growing up, at KU basketball media day Oct. 12.
Kansas University freshman Kaitlyn Cunningham, left, heads the ball toward teammate Katie Williams, not pictured. Williams scored on the first-half play, lifting the Jayhawks to a 1-0 victory against Iowa State on Sunday at the Jayhawk Soccer Complex.
New England safety Rashad Baker (32) knocks Washington receiver Antwaan Randle El (82) off his feet. The Patriots flattened the Redskins, 52-7, Sunday in Foxborough, Mass.
Indianapolis running back Joseph Addai (29) celebrates as he runs for a fourth-quarter touchdown. Addai found the end zone three times against Carolina in the Colts' 31-7 victory Sunday in Charlotte, N.C.
Boston's Bobby Kielty reacts after hitting a pinch-hit home run during the eighth inning. The homer proved decisive in the Red Sox's 4-3 victory over the Rockies in Game 4 of the World Series Sunday in Denver.
World Series MVP Mike Lowell gets sprayed with champagne after the Red Sox completed their sweep of the Rockies. Boston won Game 4, 4-3, Sunday in Denver.
The Hurricanes' Anthony Bonner, left, tries to evade the grasp of Cougars defender Darian Cooper during the Lawrence Youth Football fifth-grade Toy Bowl championship game Sunday at Youth Sports, Inc. The Hurricanes won the game, 22-6.
Surgeon James Andrews, center, operates at the Andrews Institute for Orthopedics and Sports Medicine. Andrews has treated several famous athletes at his clinic in Gulf Breeze, Fla.
Athlete Alvin Harrison stands to speak about the lures of using performance-enhancing drugs and other obstacles in the way of keeping sports clean. Harisson spoke at the 2007 Anti-Doping Congress on Wednesday in Louisville, Ky. On stage with Harrison were athletes, from left, Tara Cunningham, Genai Kerr, Nathan Piasecki and Kelli White.
Members from the Rancho Bernardo Community Presbyterian Church gather to help with the cleanup of a home destroyed by the fire in Rancho Bernardo, Calif. The congregation's church was also destroyed last week by a wildfire.
The moon rises recently behind a Kansas University flag atop Fraser Hall.
Floyd G. "Sam" Channel
Sixth-grade Cougar Anthony Riley takes a hand-off from quarterback Adrian Hill.
The South Predators gather on the field prior to their game against West for the seventh-grade Toy Bowl championship.
West running back T.J. Cobbs sees an opening during the Falcons' game against South. Cobbs would score his third touchdown of the game on the play.
West's Dallas Brown tries to block the pass of South quarterback Brad Strauss.
The sixth-grade Lawrence Hurricanes enjoy their Toy Bowl trophy after defeating the Cougars on Saturday at Youth Sports Inc.
The Falcons' Dane McCullough looks to throw to running back Jack Kelin.
South's Brad Strauss looks for a hole during the seventh-grade Toy Bowl title game against the West Falcons.
Members of the seventh-grade West Falcons hold up the championship trophy after defeating South, 20-14, in the 2007 Lawrence Youth Football Toy Bowl.
Dolly Parton, left, sings "Someone I Used To Know" with Grand Ole Opry star Porter Wagoner during his induction to the Country Music Hall of Fame in Nashville, Tenn., in this May 2003 file photo. Wagoner, who helped launch Parton's career, died Sunday. He was 80.
The Cyclones' Dakota Rector takes a corner kick during a game against the Rangers on Saturday at Youth Sports Inc.
The Cyclones' Kyle Schackelford controls the ball during a game against the Rangers on Saturday at Youth Sports Inc.
The Rangers' Ernesto Hodison tracks down the ball against the Perry Cyclones on Saturday at Youth Sports Inc.
The Red Cobras' Jax Dineen, left, goes for the ball as Landon Berquist of the Blue Fireballs tries to keep possession.
The Titanium Hamsters' Christopher Greenfield throws the ball in during a game against the Bulldogs on Saturday at Youth Sports Inc.
Members of the Red Cobras line up in the goal to defend a free kick.
Zachary Batterman of the Titanium Hamsters tries to clear the ball as the Bulldogs' Ellis Springe goes for the block.
The Mighty Mosquitoes' Paul Loupe, left, battles the Cheetahs' Dean Stuart on Saturday at Youth Sports Inc.
Firefighters work at the scene of a beach house that burned in Ocean Isle Beach, N.C. More than a dozen college students were staying in the house when fire broke out Sunday morning. Seven students were killed, and six escaped the blaze.
The White Stripes' Kaitlyn Johnson.
The Detonators' Emily Robertson blocks the final penalty kick, giving her team the victory.
The White Stripes' Gillian Marsch (in white) tries to clear the ball.
Robert Skinner, Lecompton, Miles Austerman, 15, son of Pam Heikes, Lawrence, Jennifer Smith, Lecompton, and Robin Wood, Eudora, used a livestock watering tank to float down the Kansas River. Bill Wood, Eudora, submitted the picture and organized the tanking trip.
Lori Tapahonso, public information officer at Haskell Indian Nations University, and her daughter, Chamisa Edmo, talk about the spirit who allegedly haunts the library in Haskell's Tommaney Hall. The building will be one stop on the haunted Haskell tours on Wednesday night.
Carol, left, and Jim Buchheister take in the BUS-eum exhibit "Behind Barbed Wire: Midwest POWs in Nazi Germany" in front of the Watkins Community Museum of History, 1047 Mass. "I like the concept," Carol Buchheister said. "It's a traveling museum. I like that."
Frank "Jerry" deNoyelles, KU ecology professor of the Kansas Biological Survey, launches a boat off the banks of Kanopolis Lake southwest of Salina. DeNoyelles is part of a team of researchers that is measuring the silt filling up Kansas reservoirs.
Frank "Jerry" deNoyelles brings his boat to shore on the eroding banks of Kanopolis Lake southwest of Salina.
Scott Campbell, associate director of the KU Field Station & Ecological Reserves for the Kansas Biological Survey, pushes a boat off the banks of Kanopolis Lake.
Frank "Jerry" deNoyelles, left, an associate director of Kansas Biological Survey, navigates a boat as Mark Jakubauskas, a research associate professor, monitors a computer displaying data collected in real-time from an instrument that measures sediment on the bottom of Kanopolis Lake. The team uses the $70,000 fish-finding equipment coupled with GPS to survey the bottom of Kansas' reservoirs, which are filling up with silt.
Police Chief Ramon Gonzalez Jr., left, likes the small-town feel of Perry, population 870, and how its residents watch out for one another. Gonzalez works part-time, as do his three officers.
Ramon Gonzalez Jr., chief of Police for Perry, drives the small community daily. Because he is a town resident and knows nearly everyone, some people call him at home when they need help rather than calling 911 dispatch.
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