Schedules Highlight Local Monday and Tuesday Games
Monday events include golf Baldwin Anderson Co. Ottawa at Gardner at 9 a.m. Baseball features Central Heights at Osawatomie 4 30 p.m. Paola at Ottawa 4 p.m. Lyndon at West Franklin 4 30 p.m. Softball Sumner at Ottawa 4 p.m. Tuesday list shows Anderson Co at Burlington 1 30 p.m. Mission Valley at West Franklin 3 p.m. Soccer Basehor at Ottawa 4 p.m.
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West Franklin
Sumner
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Burlington
Mission Valley
TV Tonight Sports Schedule Highlights
On air listings include San Francisco at Houston at 6 p.m. on ESPN2 with Texas at Oakland at 9 30 p.m. Also NCAA Tournament Georgia Tech versus UConn at 8 18 p.m. SBS NY Mets at Atlanta at 6 30 p.m. on TBS plus San Francisco at Houston at 7 p.m. NBA game Toronto at Cleveland at 6 30 p.m. on TNT Portland at the LA Lakers at 9 p.m. on TNT and Tennessee versus UConn at 7 30 p.m. on ESPN.
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Houston
Texas
Oakland
ESPN2
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Uconn
Sbs
N.Y. Mets
Atlanta
TBS
Toronto
Cleveland
Portland
Tennessee
Final Four Matchups From Alamodome and Orleans Arena
In San Antonio at the Alamodome semis Georgia Tech defeated Oklahoma State 67 to 79 while Connecticut beat Duke 78 to 67. The championship features Georgia Tech (28 9) vs Connecticut (32 6) on Monday April 5 at 8 pm. At No Orleans Arena Tennessee and Connecticut met with a 52 to 50 win for Connecticut 67 to 58 over Minnesota. Tennessee (31 3) faces Connecticut (30 4) on Tuesday April 6 at 7 30 pm.
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San Antonio
Georgia Tech
Oklahoma State
Connecticut
Duke
No Orleans Arena
An Orleans
Tennessee
LSU
Minnesota
Emeka Okafor
Nigeria
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MLB schedule notes with multiple games listed
Anaheim, Detroit, Cleveland, Texas, and San Diego are among teams listed for Monday and Tuesday games with start times. National League matchups include Dodgers and Mets, Giants at Astros, and Brewers at Cardinals among others, reflecting a dense slate across both leagues.
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Colon
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Moyer
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Marath
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Cleveland
Ja.Davis
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Santana
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Park
Oakland
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Milwaukee
Sheets
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Rueter
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Oswalt
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Johnson
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Mets
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Pettitte
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Peavy
Oct.Perez
Associated Press
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Boston
Chicago
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Halladay
Buehrle
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Sabathia
Radke
Rogers
Hudson
Schilling
Okafor Near Milestones in UConn Title Run
Connecticut center Emeka Okafor, nearing a national championship and graduation, blends basketball with a finance degree. The 6-foot-10 All-American, averaging 17 points and 11 rebounds, could be a top-five NBA pick after earning his degree in May, while leading UConn toward a possible men’s and women’s title sweep.
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Texas
Watch
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Calhoun
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Diana Taurasi
Connecticut
Huskies
Wellsville girls win track meet at Emporia Relays
Wellsville Eagles dominate the Emporia State Relays 1 4A division scoring 130.5 points with wins in five events. individual winners include Kaylee Barry Carissa Hughes and Rachel Whalen, plus relay titles in sprint medley 800 and 4x400.
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Emporia
Wellsville
Eagles
Rachel Whalen
Carissa Hughes
Kaylee Barry
Kimberly Hughes
Poor
Caruthers
Fouts
Hughes
Jami Samsel
Aubrey Moore
K. Hughes
Barthol
A. Hughes
Moore
Zickel
Samsel
C. Hughes
Whalen
Pomona Girls Take Second at Lyndon Invitational
Pomona High girls finish second behind Lyndon at the Lyndon Invitational scoring 78 points to Lyndon 123 with Williamsburg third at 68. Standout wins include Pomona in 1,600 relay 3,200 Stephanie Worthington 1,600 Stephanie Nitcher 100 Stephanie Worthington 200 Samantha Wilson.
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Lyndon
Pomona
Williamsburg
Stephanie Worthington
Stephanie Nitcher
Samantha Wilson
Ned Parker
Lee
Chanay
WHS
Hallie Lee
Amanda Chanay
Steven Bathory
Wellsville
Christina Brooks
Cassie Hamilton
Stephanie Wilson
Hamilton
Nitcher
K. Rockhold
Brooks
J. Rockhold
Bigham
Criqui
Steele
Briggs
Willamsburg
Kellie Hahner
Leslie Davis
Hahner
Sleichter
Piersol
Coe
Davis
Cyclones fall to Piper in league final 1-0
Ottawa coach Kelly Smith lamented missed chances after Piper edged Ottawa 1-0 to win the league tournament. Ottawa fought for goals, moved Caitlin Smith to midfield, and praised sophomore Kristin McFarland in net. Kari Hart and Smith earned all tournament honors while Coen and Spratt drew consideration. Ottawa and Basehor set home and away dates as the Cyclones (1-2) host on Tuesday and travel to Basehor on April 22.
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Herald
Piper
Ottawa
Kelly Smith
Smith
Caitlin Smith
Kristin McFarland
Kari Hart
Jessica Coen
Sara Spratt
Basehor
Cyclones
Steroid talk looms as opening day begins
Bud Selig calls for year round random testing and stiffer penalties to lift the steroid cloud. Barry Bonds, chasing 658 homers, leads the Giants in Houston as nine games open the majors. Roy Oswalt starts for the Astros with Pettitte and Clemens nearby. Bush plans a ceremonial first pitch in St Louis. Cheney to throw in Cincinnati amid snow at Great American Ball Park.
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Cincinnati
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ABC
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Houston
Roy Oswalt
Astros
Andy Pettitte
Roger Clemens
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St. Louis
Albert Pujols
Cardinals
Brewers
Miller Park
Milwaukee
Scott Rolen
Dick Cheney
Reds
Great American Ball Park
Chicago
Gary Hughes
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Rachel Waters
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