Ottawa Events Schedule For Week Upcoming Sports
Monday events include Shawnee Heights at Ottawa soccer 4 to 6 pm and Ottawa golf at Gardner 10 am. Relays at Ottawa with track 4 pm and Baker Relays 3 30 pm. Tuesday Hayden visits Ottawa 4 to 5 30 pm and Central Heights hosts Prairie View at 4 pm plus Central Heights Inv at 3 pm. Wednesday Tabor visits Ottawa for college baseball 4 pm and Bethany visits Ottawa for college softball 5 pm.
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Baseball Transactions Weekend AP Report
In the American League the Oakland Athletics placed pitcher Brad Rigby on the 15 day disabled list retroactive to March 26 and recalled infielder Jorge Velandia from Edmonton. The Seattle Mariners purchased the contract of pitcher Bill Swift from Tacoma and placed outfielder Rich Amaral on the 15 day DL. In the National League the Cincinnati Reds agreed to terms with catcher Eddie Taubensee on a two year contract extension.
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Milton earns first major league win in Twins’ big win
Twins rookie Eric Milton pitched six scoreless innings in a 10-1 victory over the Royals, matching Brad Radke's early major league rise. Milton, 22, showed calm under pressure after joining the rotation via the Knoblauch trade and remains in the fifth starter role with potential bullpen use.
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Twins, Royals clash after brutal kick incident
In Minneapolis Otis Nixon of the Twins broke a jaw when Royals shortstop Felix Martinez kicked during a double play attempt. Nixon, who played Sunday, called the replay troubling while Martinez apologized as a rookie with an uneven start. The series concluded with a separate incident as Frank Rodriguez hit Johnny Damon in the leg.
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Puckett Injured In One Vehicle Roll Over Near Minneapolis
Puckett, retired since 1996 due to glaucoma, sustained cuts to his arm and head in a single vehicle crash on Interstate 35-W near Mounds View. He was treated at Fairview-Southdale Hospital and released. his father-in-law was not hospitalized. State Patrol investigates.
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Packers deal Bono to Rams
The St. Louis Rams acquire backup quarterback Steve Bono from the Green Bay Packers for a late-round 1999 draft pick. Bono, 35, will compete with Will Furrer for the Rams backup behind Tony Banks after Mark Rypien joined the Falcons.
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Locals lead White stars to win in all-star tilt
North east Kansas All-Star game at Highland Community College featured Derrick Carpenter and Ricky Bulmer on the White team in a 142-92 victory over the Gold. Carpenter scored 21 as Kansas recruit John Crider led all scorers with 37. Bulmer added 8. Anderson County’s Derek McDonnell and Tony Stanton had 2 each for White, which was paced by Nic Reliant’s 21. In the girls game the Gold beat White 97-77 with Central Heights senior Jennifer Ginger scoring 4 for White. Ottawa’s Ashley Beets did not score.
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Kwan wins second World title as Russians dominate
Michelle Kwan captures her second World Championship gold amid a weakened field at Minneapolis Target Center. Russians sweep medals beyond her, with Yagudin the men's champion and Slutskaya and Butyrskaya taking second and third. Eldredge, Meno SAND win medals for the United States as the sport braces for ISU changes.
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McDermott sets Ottawa track record at Fort Hays Relays
Ottawa University sprinter Tim McDermott opened the outdoor season with a hammer throw of 130 feet 6 inches at the Alex Francis Relays, breaking a 12 year old school mark. The Ottawa women finished third in the 1600 meter sprint medley, and freshman Robert C. Johnson posted a 6-4 high jump.
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