March 2001
Photos for March 1, 2001
Bonner Springs firefighters spray water on what is left of the garage at 421 Bluegrass Avenue on Monday afternoon. The fire is believed to have started near a clothes dryer in the family's garage. Brian Wagner, a volunteer firefighter, lived at the residence with his wife and three children. Nobody was hurt in the blaze.
Basehor-Linwood sophomore Brandon Dye makes his way to the hoop during Friday's win at DeSoto.
MATT DUKES battles Levi Hinrich of Scott City in Class 4A 145-pound quarterfinal action Friday. The Basehor-Linwood junior pinned Hinrich en-route to a runner-up finish in Wichita.
Jimmy Vogel controls Topeka West's Darion Terry during Saturday's Class 5A 130-pound championship match. The Bonner Springs senior ended his high school wrestling career with a 12-4 decision, a 30-8 seeason record and a first-round medal.
Mike Holmes, the president of the Mighty KC Bat Company, gets the feel for one of the bats his employees made at the company's Kansas City, Kan., warehouse.
Jesse Gabaldon works to sand down the knob of a bat that may eventually make it into the hands of one of baseball's best hitters. The company makes bats for over 100 Major League Baseball players.
Bonner Springs firefighters spray water on what is left of the garage at 421 Bluegrass Avenue on Monday afternoon. The fire is believed to have started near a clothes dryer in the family's garage. Brian Wagner, a volunteer firefighter, lived at the residence with his wife and three children. Nobody was hurt in the blaze.
Basehor-Linwood sophomore Brandon Dye makes his way to the hoop during Friday's win at DeSoto.
MATT DUKES battles Levi Hinrich of Scott City in Class 4A 145-pound quarterfinal action Friday. The Basehor-Linwood junior pinned Hinrich en-route to a runner-up finish in Wichita.
Jimmy Vogel controls Topeka West's Darion Terry during Saturday's Class 5A 130-pound championship match. The Bonner Springs senior ended his high school wrestling career with a 12-4 decision, a 30-8 seeason record and a first-round medal.
Mike Holmes, the president of the Mighty KC Bat Company, gets the feel for one of the bats his employees made at the company's Kansas City, Kan., warehouse.
Jesse Gabaldon works to sand down the knob of a bat that may eventually make it into the hands of one of baseball's best hitters. The company makes bats for over 100 Major League Baseball players.
Bonner Springs firefighters spray water on what is left of the garage at 421 Bluegrass Avenue on Monday afternoon. The fire is believed to have started near a clothes dryer in the family's garage. Brian Wagner, a volunteer firefighter, lived at the residence with his wife and three children. Nobody was hurt in the blaze.
Basehor-Linwood sophomore Brandon Dye makes his way to the hoop during Friday's win at DeSoto.
MATT DUKES battles Levi Hinrich of Scott City in Class 4A 145-pound quarterfinal action Friday. The Basehor-Linwood junior pinned Hinrich en-route to a runner-up finish in Wichita.
Jimmy Vogel controls Topeka West's Darion Terry during Saturday's Class 5A 130-pound championship match. The Bonner Springs senior ended his high school wrestling career with a 12-4 decision, a 30-8 seeason record and a first-round medal.
Mike Holmes, the president of the Mighty KC Bat Company, gets the feel for one of the bats his employees made at the company's Kansas City, Kan., warehouse.
Jesse Gabaldon works to sand down the knob of a bat that may eventually make it into the hands of one of baseball's best hitters. The company makes bats for over 100 Major League Baseball players.
Bonner Springs firefighters spray water on what is left of the garage at 421 Bluegrass Avenue on Monday afternoon. The fire is believed to have started near a clothes dryer in the family's garage. Brian Wagner, a volunteer firefighter, lived at the residence with his wife and three children. Nobody was hurt in the blaze.
Basehor-Linwood sophomore Brandon Dye makes his way to the hoop during Friday's win at DeSoto.
MATT DUKES battles Levi Hinrich of Scott City in Class 4A 145-pound quarterfinal action Friday. The Basehor-Linwood junior pinned Hinrich en-route to a runner-up finish in Wichita.
Jimmy Vogel controls Topeka West's Darion Terry during Saturday's Class 5A 130-pound championship match. The Bonner Springs senior ended his high school wrestling career with a 12-4 decision, a 30-8 seeason record and a first-round medal.
Mike Holmes, the president of the Mighty KC Bat Company, gets the feel for one of the bats his employees made at the company's Kansas City, Kan., warehouse.
Jesse Gabaldon works to sand down the knob of a bat that may eventually make it into the hands of one of baseball's best hitters. The company makes bats for over 100 Major League Baseball players.
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