Ottawa College Sports Schedule Preview
Upcoming events include Sterling at Ottawa softball Wednesday at 4 p.m. Ottawa hosts Shawnee Heights tennis Thursday at 3 p.m. and Bonner Springs golf Friday at 3:30 p.m. Baker and Culver-Stockton baseball visit Ottawa Saturday at 1 p.m. Ottawa track competes at the Blue Valley Relays in Overland Park Saturday at 9 a.m.
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Major League Standings and Schedule Across Leagues
The American League standings show Baltimore and New York atop the East with 1.000 winning percentages, followed by Toronto and Detroit, while Milwaukee leads the NL East with New York and Montreal also strong. Tuesday results include New York defeating Cleveland 7-1 and Baltimore beating Kansas City 4-2. Wednesday games feature Detroit at Minnesota and Chicago at Seattle, among others, with multiple 6:00 to 9:35 p.m. starts across cities and teams.
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Johnson eighth- hundred win opens Orioles season in style
ALTIMORE AP Davey Johnson earned his 800th win as a major league manager when his Orioles defeated the Kansas City Royals 4-2 on opening day. President Clinton visited before game, the crowd was 46 818, and Cal Ripken driven in three runs as Mussina pitched seven strong innings. Ripken and Johnson praised the milestone, with Johnson noting the AL win mattered most.
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Ottawa tennis team aims fifth Huron title with strong singles
Ottawa High School's Nile Peterson previews a compact eight player squad led by top Belgian import Greg Phillipin and returning star Scott Spooner. The duo forms a potent singles pair while Levi Moore and Jeff Barker vie for doubles spots as newcomers Porter Langston and the Beatty siblings join a versatile lineup. The season opens at Shawnee Heights quadrangular with Bonner Springs and Shawnee Mission Miege.
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Nile Peterson
Huron
Belgium
Greg Phillipin
Phillipin
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Jason Neff
Levi Moore
Jeff Barker
Sarah Porter
Erin Langston
Shawn
Amanda Beatty
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Bonner Springs
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Wolves
Central Heights sweep dominates home track meet
Central Heights boys win nine events and 170 points to take the invitational title, Humboldt second with 76, Osage City seventh, Anderson County eighth. Girls cap dramatic finish with 102 to 98 over Anderson County. Osage City seventh.
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Bethell's blast fuels Lady Braves comeback win over Sterling
Ottawa University softball rallied from a 4-1 deficit in Forest Park to beat Sterling 6-4 as freshman Kelley Bethell hit a three run inside the park homer. OU snapped a nine game slide and improved to 2-10 overall and 1-1 in KCAC. coach Tracy Schmidt praised Bethell and team defense as Jodi Lohmeyer and Tausha Webster contributed key hits in the seventh inning rally.
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Ottawa girls take second at Chanute freshmen meet
Ottawa High School results show the girls placing second with 92 points and the boys third with 91. Iola won both team titles in a nine-team event. standout performances included Ashley Beets winning the triple jump and placing in other events, Jennifer Fenton in javelin, Lara Rice in discus, and Gerald Trinkle leading in hurdles for the boys alongside top finishes by Noah Huske, Jake Stultz, and Clayton Haag.
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Ottawa
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Lara Rice
Gerald Trinkle
Noah Huske
Jake Stultz
Clayton Haag
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Trinkle
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Prairie Spirit Rail Trail Stampede 14K runners place
Garnett hosts the Prairie Spirit Rail Trail Stampede with multiple area runners placing in open categories. In the men 30-39 Scott Schulte and Mike Inman finished second and third. Kevin Jackson was sixth in 40-49. Larry Feuerbom third in 50-59. Melvin Miller won 60-plus. Cindy Inman won women 30-39.
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Ottawa
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Larry Feuerbom
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Bert Detwiler
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