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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15, 2005
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Jeremiah Creswell faces assault charges unrelated to Giddens
A man reportedly involved in an incident also said to involve junior forward J.R. Giddens appeared before the Johnson District County Court on Monday charged with two felony counts of aggravated assault in an apparently unrelated matter. According to the Lawrence Journal-World, Jeremiah Creswell, 24, was arrested for threatening his mother, Beverly Creswell, and uncle, Randall Wilson, with a steak knife.
The Kansan previously reported that Giddens suffered a sliced artery in his right calf during a fight in the parking lot of the Moon Bar, 821 Iowa St., on May 19, according to Lawrence police. Witnesses said Giddens, along with ten other men, attacked Giddens after the bar had closed. According to the Kansas City Star, Creswell cut Giddens with a four-inch knife.
Bad throw leads to afternoon bath
In the latest incident, Creswell appeared before the Johnson County court via video from the Johnson County Adult Detention Facility. Magistrate James Phelan set Creswell's bond at $50,000 and ordered him not to contact his mother, his uncle or three other family members, according to the Lawrence Journal-World. A preliminary hearing is scheduled for June 23. A court-appointed lawyer will represent Creswell, who faces up to 42 months in prison if found guilty, according to the Kansas City Star.
Creswell is also set to appear June 27 at the Topeka Municipal Court on separate charges. After he failed to appear in court last September, Topeka police issued a warrant for his arrest. Creswell was charged with criminal property damages, interfering with an officer and disobeying a lawful order.
—Liz Nartowics
Erin Droste/KANSAN
Jaime Netzer, Lawrence junior, climbs out of Potter Lake June 6 after accidently throwing her friend's flying disc into the lily pads. Netzer's throwing partner suggested they move higher up the hill after Netzer threw the disc in the lake a second time.
MEN'S BASKETBALL
MLB drafts basketball recruit
With the 17th pick in the 2005 Major League Baseball Draft, the New York Yankees selected C.J. Henry of Putnam City High School in Oklahoma.
Henry previously told Kansas basketball coach Bill Self he would walk on to
the Kansas basketball team if he were to play basketball anywhere. Henry, a highly regarded basketball recruit,
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His selection in the first round virtually guarantees Henry a multimillion dollar contract, including a signing bonus. Stephen Drew, who was selected 12th overall last season, recently signed a contract, ending what had been a record-long hold out. His contract included a $4 million signing bonus and guaranteed him at least $5.5 million over four years, Baseball America reported on its Web site.
Henry previously suggested he would like to play basketball even if drafted. Most baseball analysts believe it highly unlikely any front office would allow such a highly touted prospect to play another sport.
— Kansan staff report
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