Ottawa Athletics Schedule Highlights This Week
Sac Wednesday features Benedictina softball at Ottawa at 4 30 p m. Thursday high school golf has Ottawa visiting Bonner Springs at 3 p m. Friday Ottawa hosts Relays at 4 p m Baldwin and Lyndon Invitational run in late afternoon. ECAC Round robin and Sterling High baseball and softball travel, while Central Heights plays Osawatomie at 4 p m.
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Derrick Carpenter
Baseball standings and schedule update AP East Central West divisions
Major league standings show Boston New York Toronto Baltimore and Tampa Bay in the AL East with small gaps. Central lists Chicago Cleveland Detroit Kansas City Minnesota, while West covers Anaheim Oakland Seattle Texas. Daily results include Chicago White Sox 9 Texas 2 and Kansas City 4 Baltimore 1. Schedule notes Minnesota at Toronto and N Y at Anaheim among others with multiple late games listed.
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Yankees, Blue Jays make several roster moves
The New York Yankees optioned right handers Mike Buddie and Todd Erdos to Columbus of the International League. The Toronto Blue Jays optioned Tom Evans to Syracuse. They purchased the contracts of infielders Craig Grebeck and Juan Samuel from Syracuse.
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Sutton Sparks Royals Past Orioles On Opening Day
Royals rookie Larry Sutton batted twice and drove in three runs to fuel a 4-1 victory over the Orioles in Baltimore. Tim Belcher outpitched Mike Mussina, allowing three hits and no runs in seven innings as Sutton and Belcher led Kansas City to its first road opening-day win since 1983.
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Lue Turns Pro With Nebraskas Star Guard Leaving
Lincoln Nebraska AP Tyronn Lue announced he will forgo his senior year and enter the NBA draft after leading Nebraska with 21.2 points per game last season. He thanked coach Danny Nee, the staff, teammates, and fans as Nee watched at Bob Devaney Sports Center.
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McGwire Griffey Lead Off Day Home Run Chase
Mark McGwire and Ken Griffey Jr. homered as opening day hype heightens the chase to break Roger Maris' record. The Diamondbacks and Devil Rays both lost their debuts while the Marlins and Mets posted strong starts, and expansion battles featured a poolside view at Bank One Ballpark.
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Kentucky Fans Welcome Home National Champions
About 20,000 fans packed Rupp Arena in Lexington to greet the Kentucky Wildcats after their NCAA title run. Tubby Smith, praised by Cameron Mills and Jeff Sheppard, led a jubilant celebration with banners raised and cake presented. Across town at Keeneland, 800 to 1,000 fans crowded the street scene as players signed shirts and papers. The city’s pep rally tickets sold out quickly amid wild postgame revelry.
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