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FHSU,
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ESU (3-4, 3-4) was looking do that.”
Leading 21-0 at the half,
just as desperate after losing
FHSU saw the Hornets slowly
45-17 at Pittsburg State a
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get back into it in the second
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third quarter with a 13 play,
day, it was FHSU that came
out with more want, building 53-yard drive that ended with
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a 20-yard field goal by Austin
a 21-0 lead by the end of the
Morton to make it 21-3.
first quarter. Following the
FHSU’s first drive of the half
52-yard TD from Albert to
ended with a missed 47-yard
Gaughan to make it 7-0, the
Tiger defense forced its second field goal by junior Drew
O’Brien, and ESU answered
three-and-out in two posseswith a nine play, 70-yard drive
sions and it took the offense
from
just one play to score again, a and a 17-yard touchdown
“It’s going crazy right now,” 42-yard strike from Albert to
run by Kai Callins to cut it to
Bonds said of the style. “A lot
21-10.
senior Ed Williams.
of people are asking for ‘The
The Tiger offense, nearly
The score became 21-0
Hos.’ I’ve probably had seven
unstoppable in the first quarwhen senior running back
requests just this week.”
ter, had trouble finding any
Ed Smith capped off a seven
“I’m honored that people”
momentum in the second half.
play, 44-yard drive with a
like it, Hosmer said Friday after 5-yard TD run late in the first
“The thing about it is, we
batting practice at Kauffman
just have to do a better job
quarter.
Stadium. “My dad’s always
“That’s what it was, a huge as an offense of reboundyelling at me to shave. It’s just
momentum gain. That really ing,” Gaughan said. “Just our
funny to think about. It’s aweexecution changed a little bit.
is a very important thing,”
some.”
We stopped executing as well
Gaughan said of his early
Just don’t ask him why it’s
as we did in the first half. I’m
touchdown catch, which was
such a fad.
a also a career-long reception. sure some of the credit should
“I have no idea,” he said
go to their defense for mak“It feels great to get this win.
with a laugh. “I really don’t. It’s We had a real tough loss at
ing some adjustments in the
just crazy to think about how
second half, but like I said, we
Washburn and then we went
much you can change the com- back home and didn’t play
weren’t executing as well.”
munity like that — I mean this very well against Missouri
ESU got a 32-yard field
baseball team, and what we’re
goal from Morton to make
Western, so it was really nice
doing.”
to get things rolling on offense, it 21-13 FHSU early in the
One thing’s for sure: After a score a couple of touchfourth quarter, only to have
record eight straight postseason downs.”
the Tigers answer back with
wins, Hosmer isn’t changing his
a 40-yard field goal make by
Neither team would
hairstyle anytime soon.
O’Brien, which cleared the
score in the second quarter,
“You can’t mess with a win- although ESU came close a
cross bar by mere inches.
ning streak,” Hosmer said. “So couple of times. One drive
The final eight minutes
we’re going to stick with it from reached the FHSU 10-yard
was left in the hands of the
here on out.”
line before Tiger junior Daniel defense. ESU got one of the
Bonds said he is getting an
scores back on a 10-yard
Lindsey forced a fumble to
equal number of requests for
TD pass from true freshman
end it. On the next Hornet
another haircut he is responBraxton Marstall, an Empopossession, ESU reached the
sible for — the lightning bolt
ria native, to fellow freshTiger 22-yard line before the
and the word “zoom” shaved
man Justin Brown to make
FHSU defense made a stop
into the hair of speedy Royals
it 24-21 with less than six
on a fourth-and-1 attempt.
outfielder Jarrod Dyson.
“I thought they did a great minutes to play. Marstall, the
Luke, who plays catcher
team’s backup entering the
job of keeping them out of
on his baseball team, noticed
game, was playing in place of
the end zone. There were a
Hosmer’s haircut, and shoutout couple of fourth downs where redshirt-freshman starter Ty
to Bonds, on Twitter and
Reasnor, who left the game at
we got the stops that were
Instagram. Now the Purple
the end of the first half with
huge for us,” Brown said of
Label can hardly keep up with his defense. “If they continue an apparent head injury.
demand.
The Tiger defense made its
those drives, who knows, they
Just what is “The Hos”?
biggest stop of the game when
might score. Our offense did
“It’s a modified mohawk to
senior Nathan Lindsey intera great job that first half of
Hosmer’s specifications,” said
cepted Marstall deep in ESU
getting points on the board.
Bonds. “You’d have to hear him First quarter, you know, 21
territory with 2:17 to play,
explain it to me. I use a combi- points, we need to continue to effectively ending the game.
nation of blades to get kind of a
microburst over the ear.”
Over in Martin City, “it is
the postseason cut,” declared
Jacob Salmons, co-owner of
from
JD & Jake’s the Barber Shop. “I
had four little guys in last week
Hays High matched
wanting that cut. Some even
Buhler 55, Hays High 21
Buhler’s first score, a 25-yard
Game in figures
put blue hair gel in it so that
HHSBuhler
run by Engelland, with a
people would know that it was
First downs
15 27
23-yard touchdown pass from
Rushes-Yds
25-13657-433
for the Royals.”
Passing-Int
15-28-3 7-10-0
senior quarterback Alex DelSalmons figures he has done
Passing Yds
305 168
ton to senior receiver Hayden
Total
plays-Yds
53-44167-601
about five of the haircuts a
Penalties-Yds
6-47 2-10
Kreutzer on their second
week since the Royals began
Fumbles-lost
1-0
1-0
possession.
Punts-net
3-35
2-29
their postseason magic, mostly
Scoring summary
Buhler’s response was a
for boys between the ages of 9
Hays High (6-1). . . . 7 7 0 7 — 21
65-yard drive in four plays, a
Buhler (6-1) . . . . 14 21 7 13 — 55
and 14.
First quarter
1-yard TD run by Engelland
At Brookside Barber Shop,
B — Engelland 1 run (Wolf
ending it. Williams made it
kick)
“we’ve been doing the haircut
H — Kreutzer 23 pass from
28-7 with TD runs of 5 and 2
for years,” said manager Josh
Delton (Leiker kick)
yards before a 53-yard screen
B
—
Engelland
1
run
(Wolf
Gilbert. “European soccer playkick)
play from Williams to Engelers started it.
Second quarter
land went for a score and a
B
—
Williams
5
run
(Wolf
“It’s basically a blended
kick)
35-7 lead.
mohawk. It’s not like the ‘80sB — Williams 2 run (Wolf
Hays High took some mokick)
style mohawk where you shave
B — Engelland 53 pass from
mentum
into the locker room,
it down to the skin. It is faded
Williams (Wolf kick)
however,
when Delton found
H
—
Dryden
64
pass
from
down. ... We’ll be doing tons of
Delton (Leiker kick)
junior Keith Dryden for a 64them now.”
Third quarter
yard TD strike late in the half.
B — Engelland 2 run (Wolf
At Kansas City’s Uptown
kick)
And Buhler made sure that
Source “Hair Studio,” coFourth quarter
momentum
didn’t carry into
B
—
Engelland
1
run
(Wolf
owner Chris Lee said patrons
kick)
the
second
half.
also have been asking to have
B — Williams 18 run (kick
“The first drive of the secmiss)
Royals designs shaved into their
H — Dryden 47 pass from
ond
half is the most important
hair, such as “KC #1” or a
Delton (Leiker kick)
drive
of the game, whether
Individual
statistics
crown.
Rushing
you’re on offense or defense,”
But for Luke, only one hairH — Delton 11-63, Blackmon
Warner said. “And we were
10-42, Kreutzer 2-30, Rule 2-1
cut, and one barber, would do.
B — Williams 27-321, Engelable to methodically move the
Purple Label is an old-school
land 20-81, White 3-22, Wolf 4-8,
ball right down the field. I’m
Goertzen
2-1,
Potter
1-0
barber shop with a modern
Passing
very, very proud of our offenvibe, featuring flat-screen TVs,
H — Delton 14-27-3, 274
sive line for doing that.”
yards; Kreutzer 1-1-0, 31 yards
leather furniture, cherry wood
B — Williams 7-10-1, 168
Buhler opened the third
workstations, eclectic music
yards
quarter
with a 12 play, 59-yard
Receiving
and more than a dozen framed
H — Kreutzer 6-123, Dryden
drive, which took nearly half
jerseys of pro athletes on the
4-121, Delton 1-31, Berens 2-23,
the quarter and ended with a
Winter 1-6, Blackmon 1-1
walls.
B — Ridder 3-84, Engelland
2-yard TD run by Engelland.
Bonds, 40, has been cutting
1-53, Wolf 2-27, Shantz 1-4
The score became 42-14 when
hair professionally for 20 years.
Engelland, who finished with
He oozes cool in black hipster
glasses and dreadlocks pulled
back in a loose ponytail.
Former Chiefs cornerback
Jayice Pearson was the first pro
athlete to come into his shop,
which was previously in Olathe.
As the Royals’ team barber, he
also cuts the hair of catcher
Salvador Perez, shortstop Alcides Escobar and left fielder
Alex Gordon.
“I’ve been working on Dyson to do the lightning bolt for
probably two, three months
now,” Bonds said. “I was like,
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‘Yo, come on, man. You gotta
Buhler
junior
running
back Dillon Engelland (25) tries to get
do something. You got to do
by
Hays
High
senior
Garrett
Pfannenstiel.
a lightning bolt. You’re the
fastest on the team.’ He was
like, ‘Nah, I’m not Hos. I’m
not Gordo. I’m not going to
do nothing like that.’ Finally
This is Abby! She is a 4 month old, female, Domestic Short
I said, ‘It’s the playoffs. We’ve
got to do something.’ He said, Hair kitten. Abby is a lover and she gets along well with
everyone she meets. She loves to explore and play. This
‘Don’t mess me up, D.’ ”
adventurous girl is eager to find a family to call her own. She
Bonds then shaved the
has been given her first vaccinations and is litter box trained.
lightning bolt into Dyson’s
hair.
Abby is a member of the lonely hearts club so her adoption
“He came back the next
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Fort Hays safety Micheal Jordan (23) knocks down a pass in the end zone intended for
Emporia State receiver Mitchell Foote (10) late in the first half Saturday in Emporia.
“Huge play by Lindsey
there at the end. We needed
that. Good drop, good break
on the ball and getting the
interception for us,” Brown
said. “Defensively, they really stepped up on those last
couple of drives and made
some things happen.”
Albert finished the game
14 of 29 passing for 235
yards with two touchdowns
and two interceptions. He
had 160 yards passing with
two touchdowns after the first
quarter. Smith led the Tiger
rushers with 70 yards on 16
carries.
While Gaughan had the
98 yards on four catches,
Williams chimed in with 68
yards on four grabs. Junior
linebacker Justin McPhail led
the defense with 15 tackles,
eight solo.
FHSU will return home
next week when it hosts
Northwest Missouri State (61, 6-1) at 2 p.m. on Saturday
at Lewis Field Stadium.
Northwest, the defending
national champions, entered
this week No. 1 in the nation
but lost at home against No.
17 Pittsburg State, 35-17, on
Saturday. 81 yards on 20 carries, scored
his fourth touchdown on a
1-yard run to begin the fourth
quarter.
Williams finished his night
with an 18-yard TD run with
8:17 to play. Delton did find
Dryden for a 47-yard score
with 5:49 to play, but it was far
too late for the Indians.
Hays High’s final offensive
numbers weren’t shabby with
441 yards of total offense, but
three interceptions, one a questionable call on a tipped ball
in the end zone, proved costly.
Delton was 14 of 27 passing for 274 yards with three
touchdowns, and had 63 yards
rushing on 11 carries.
Kreutzer finished with six
catches for 123 yards, and
Dryden four for 121 yards.
Hays High returns home
next Friday for senior day, and
will face Abilene (6-1, 0-1),
which is coming off its first loss.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
ELLIS COUNTY, KANSAS
IN THE MATTER OF THE
ESTATE OF
HOWARD C.
REYNOLDS, Deceased
Case No. 14-PR-38
NOTICE OF HEARING AND
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
THE STATE OF KANSAS TO ALL
PERSONS CONCERNED:
You are notified that on October
3, 2014, a Petition was filed in
this Court by Joe Thomasson,
the Executor named in the “Last
Will and Testament of Howard
C. Reynolds,” deceased, dated
March 19, 2012, requesting that
the instrument attached thereto be
admitted to probate and record as
the Last Will and Testament of the
decedent; Letters Testamentary
under the Kansas Simplified
Estates Act be issued to Joe
Thomasson to serve without bond
all as according to the Last Will
and Testament.
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the provisions of the Kansas
Simplified Estates Act the Court
need not supervise administration
of the Estate, and no notice of any
action of the Executor or other
proceedings in the administration
will be given, except for notice of
final settlement of the decedent’s
estate.
You are further advised if
written objections to simplified
administration are filed with the
Court, the Court may order that
supervised administration ensue.
You are required to file your
written defenses to the Petition
on or before November 3, 2014,
at 10:15 a.m. in the District Court,
in Hays, Ellis County, Kansas, at
which time and place the cause
will be heard. Should you fail to file
your written defenses, judgment
and decree will be entered in due
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their demands against the Estate
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as provided by law, and if their
demands are not thus exhibited,
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JOE THOMASSON
Petitioner
JOHN T. BIRD, #8419
Glassman, Bird, Schwartz & Park,
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200 West 13th Street
P.O. Box 727
Hays, KS 67601
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NOTICE OF APPROVAL OF
TERMS OF MEMORANDUM
OF UNDERSTANDING FOR
ACQUISITION OF RURAL
WATER DISTRICT NO. 5,
ELLIS COUNTY, KANSAS BY
RURAL WATER DISTRICT
NO. 1, ELLSWORTH COUNTY,
KANSAS
On October 14, 2014, the Board
of Directors of Rural Water District
No. 5, Ellis County, Kansas (“RWD
No. 5”) and the Board of Directors
of Rural Water District No. 1,
Ellsworth County, Kansas (“RWD
No. 1”) signed a Memorandum
of Understanding pursuant to the
provisions of Kansas Statutes
Annotated 82a-650. Under the
terms of that Memorandum, RWD
No. 1 would acquire all assets of
RWD No. 5, assume all liabilities
of RWD No. 5, provide service to
all participating members of RWD
No. 5, acquire all area contained
within the boundaries of RWD No.
5 and connect new customers in
conformity with RWD No. 1’s By
Laws and Rules and Regulations.
The Board of RWD No. 5 has
determined that that acquisition
of RWD No. 5 by RWD No. 1 is
desirable for reasons including
the following:
1. Rural
Water
District
No. 1, Ellsworth County,
Kansas (“RWD 1”) has been
successfully operating RWD 5
by contract for some time. The
continued existence of RWD
5 as a separate legal entity is
inefficient and unnecessary.
2. RWD 1 has reliable source
of water, and other resources
necessary to supply the needs
of RWD 1’s existing customers
and RWD 5’s existing customers,
as well as to supply anticipated
growth in the foreseeable
future.
The terms and conditions of the
above-named Memorandum of
Understanding will take effect
unless, within 60 days after the
date of this Notice is first published,
there is presented to the Board of
Directors of RWD No. 5 a written
petition signed by not less than
10% of the participating members
of RWD No. 5, requesting an
election on whether the terms of
the Memorandum shall take effect.
If such a petition is presented to
the Board of Directors of RWD
No. 5, an election will be held and
the terms of the Memorandum
will not take effect unless they
are approved by a majority of the
participating members of RWD
No. 5 voting in such election.
Board of Directors
Rural Water District No. 5
Ellis County
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT
OF ELLIS COUNTY, KANSAS
HOME PATH COMMUNITIES,
INC.,
Plaintiff,
vs.
PETRONILO GUTIERREZ
and GEO RUBIO, and the
unknown heirs, executors,
administrators, devisees,
trustees, creditors and assigns
of any deceased defendants;
the unknown spouses of any
defendants; the unknown
officers, successors, trustees,
creditors, and assigns of
any defendants that are
existing, dissolved or dormant
corporations; the unknown
executors, administrators,
devisees, trustees, creditors,
successors and assigns
of any defendants that
are or were partners or in
partnerships; the unknown
guardians, conservators and
trustees of any defendants
that are minors or are under
any legal disability; and the
unknown heirs, executors,
administrators, devisees,
trustees, creditors and assigns
of any person alleged to be
deceased,
Defendants.
Case No. 14-CV-180
NOTICE OF SUIT
THE STATE OF KANSAS TO
ALL OF THE ABOVE NAMED
DEFENDANTS AND ALL OTHER
CONCERNED PERSONS:
You are notified that a Petition
has been filed in District Court of
Ellis County, Kansas, by Home
Path Communities, Inc., a Kansas
corporation, seeking an order
quieting title in and to the following
described personal property, towit:
1977 Statler manufactured
home, Vehicle ID# 2108,
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and you are hereby required to
plead to the Petition on or before
December 3, 2014, in the District
Court, Ellis County Courthouse,
Hays, Kansas. If you fail to plead,
judgment and decree will be
entered in due course upon the
Petition.
HOME PATH
COMMUNITIES, INC.
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William W. Jeter #8833
JETER LAW FIRM, LLP
Emprise Bank Building
P.O. Box 128
Hays, KS 67601
(785) 628-8226
Attorney for Plaintiff
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