Local Area High School Sports Schedule Highlights
Monday events include Cero at Gardner in golf and Central Heights visiting Osawatomie in baseball. Also Lyndon faces Central Heights in softball, with Ottawa at Sumner and Gardner at Ottawa in other baseball clashes.
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Anderson Co
Baldwin
Ottawa
Gardner
Central Heights
Osawatomie
Wellsville
Lavisburg
Lyndon
Sumner
Otawa
Starling
MidAmerica Nazarene
Baker
Osawatomia
Osage City
Valley Falls
Miege
Seaver
On the air schedule features Duke Arizona and more
A list of evening sports broadcasts includes Duke versus Arizona at 8 p.m. on channels 5 and 7 Oakland at Seattle 9 p.m. on channel 28 Tweedy Baseball New York at Atlanta 2 p.m. Channel 21 NBA LA Lakers at Utah 7 p.m. Channel 21 NHL Florida at Philadelphia 6:30 p.m. Channel 28 Carolina at St. Louis 7 p.m. Channel 43 Los Angeles at Phoenix 9:30 p.m.
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Duke
Arizona
Oakland
Seattle
Tweedy Basebal
New York
Atlanta
NBA
LA Lakers
Utah
NHL
Florida
Philadelphia
Carolina
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Phoenix
Tuesday's baseball games with multiple matchups listed
A slate of Tuesday games includes Minnesota at Detroit with Rodke 12-6 facing Weaver 11-15, Anaheim at Texas, Toronto at Tampa Bay, Oakland at Seattle, Mets at Atlanta, Milwaukee at Houston, Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, Philadelphia at Florida, Arizona at Los Angeles, and a late game noted for Tyeey Grome MY.
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Minnesota
Rodke
Detroit
Weaver
Anaheim
Schoenewels
Texas
Rogers
Toronto
Parris
Tampa Bay
Lopez
Oakland
Zito
Seattle
Halama
Tyeey Grome MY. Mets
Leiter
Atlanta
Glavine
Milwaukee
Haynes
Houston
Blarton
Pittsburgh
Ritchie
Cincinnati
O.fernandez
Philadelphia
Persen
Florida
Smith
Arizong
Johnson
Los Angeles
Gagne
Associated Press
Baltimore
Boston
New York
Ooo
Wes Chicago
Cleveland
Kansas City
Wil
Anaheim O
Seatle
Chicago White Sox
Wells
Colon
Suppan
N.Y
Yankees
Clemens
Martinez
Henigen
Hudson
Garcia
Montreal
Chicago
Pitsburgh
Colorado
Hampton
Deal
Dempster
San Diego
Williams
San Francisco
Hernandez
Wright
Park
Arizona Duke meet in balanced NCAA final
Preseason favorites Arizona and Duke, ranked first and second, reached the NCAA title game. Lute Olson and Duke’s Mike Krzyzewski both previewed a highly balanced 40 minutes, with questions about Arizona’s challenges and Duke’s strong points as the top teams collide.
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Minneapolis
Lute Olson
Arizona
Duke
Olson
Mike Krzyzewski
Duke Arizona
Wildcats
Associated Press
CBS
Pomona Girls Secure Donnelley Relays Championship
Pomona girls win the Donner Lyndon Spring Relays with 136 points, edging Lyndon by 51.5 as Madison tops teams with 146. Brandi Loper and Brianna Willhite claim two individual wins each and aid the 1600 relay. Freshmen Dakota Criqui and Nick Grove lead a strong Pomona showing, while injuries loom for two seniors and coach Ned Parker praises early-season parity.
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Lyndon . Therr
Pomona
Lyndon
Madison
Brandi Loper
Brianna Willhite
Maria Labrador
Justin Rand
Michael Lang
Wesley Valeri
Dakota Criqui
Criqui
Nick Grove
Lance Briggs
Ned Parker
Parker
Hoosier heroine leads Notre Dame to title over Purdue
Ruth Riley, Indiana's own, sinks two free throws with 5.8 seconds left to lift Notre Dame 68 66 over Purdue for the national championship. Riley scores 28 points, 13 rebounds, seven blocks, earning Final Four MVP honors as Notre Dame seals its first title in a thrilling all Indiana showdown.
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ST. Louis
Ruth Riley
Notre Dame
Indiana
Riley
Purdue
Macy
Ind
Katie Douglas
Rockne
Leahy
Lujack
Montana
McGraw
Ivey
Haney
Siemon
Muffet McGraw
Boilermakers
Douglas
Kristy Curry
Connecticut
Sue Bird
Huskies
Nicle Ivey
Royals Hope for Big Leap in 2000 Season
Kansas City owner David Glass boosts payroll to about 34 million as the Royals aim to improve by at least 10 games from last season's 77 85 record. New closer Roberto Hernandez joins a revamped bullpen while the offense seeks to sustain a high level with Jermaine Dye and Mike Sweeney. Manager Tony Muser and star players express optimism, though the team remains thin and injury risk looms.
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Kansas City, Mo
David Glass
Wal-Mart
Glass
Kansas City
Royals
Joe Randa
Johnny Damon
Oakland
Roberto Hernandez
Dan Reichert
Damon
Jermaine Dye
Mike Sweeney
Mark Quinn
Carlos Febles
Tony Muser
Muser
Jeff Suppan
New York
Blake Stein
Reichert
Blen Meadows
Mac Suzuki
Jose Rosado
Randa
Baldwin wrestler Kevin Callahan becomes national champion
Baldwin fifth grader Kevin Callahan won the under 12 100-pound division at the Kids National Folkstyle Wrestling Tournament in the Expo Centre to become Baldwin’s first national champion in state or national competition. He defeated an Iowa state champ 12-11 in the final after a second-round pin, with teammates Gabe Mason and others competing and coach comments noting preparation and discipline.
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Callahan
Josiah Mason
Gabe Mason
Alan Callahan
Expo Centre
Baldwin
Iowa
South Dakota
Kansas
Dodge City
Indiana
Kit Harris
Dennis
Brian Mason
Gabe
Mason
Kevin Callahan
Kyle Flory
Sean Potter
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Denise Cummings
Audrey Reece
Jamie Miller
Lydia Roberts
Kealy Kerwin
Codi Soper
Tara Cunningham
Melissa McClendon
Emily Clayton
Cassie Hamilton
Imogene Crane
Megan Adamson
Briggs
Anderson
Miller
Adamson
Cunningham
Cummings
Wise
Roberts
Reace
Soper
Willhire
Lang
Rand
Wesley Valek
Judson Thompson
Mick Grove
Aaron Nelson
Adam Frieden
Valek
Crigui
Grove
Hoosier
KC Royals
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