Ottawa sports schedule highlights week’s events
A slate of events includes Saturday college baseball Tabor at Ottawa at 1 pm and Baker at Evangel at 1 pm. College track Baker at Emporia State Relays and Ottawa at Friends at 10 am. High school events feature Ottawa at Blue Valley in track, Spring Hill Inc. in tennis at 8 am, Bonner Springs at Ottawa softball at 4 pm, Ottawa at Lansing golf at 3 pm, Gardner at Ottawa baseball at 4 pm, then Tuesday lineups Kansas Wesleyan at Ottawa 1 pm and Avila at Baker 2 pm. Soccer Ottawa hosts KC Christan at 4:30 pm.
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Central Heights
Jayhawk Linn
Wellsville
Perry-Lacompton
KC Christan
Masters and baseball telecast schedule across channels
A dense schedule lists Cotsair and The Masters at 2 30 p m. with channels 5 and 7. Baseball games include Detroit at Chicago on AL channel 60 at 1 p m and Atlanta at Florida at 6 p m on channel 21. Seattle vs Texas at 7 p m channel 23. Also Masters at 3 p m on channels 5 and 7.
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Ottawa Women’s Golf Pairings Listed for Tuesday
The Ottawa Women’s Golf Association schedules a 9 am Tuesday outing. Pairings include Suzanne Wassmer Gypsy Badders Zan dra Waymire Mary Lou Sheldon Eloise Killough Rey Grabham Frances Warnock Carol Smell Linda Seitz Lee Tomberlin Carol Brown Mary Ellen Woody.
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Suzanne Wassmer
Gypsy Badders
Zandra Waymire
Mary Lou Sheldon
Eloise Killough
Rey Grabham
Frances Warnock
Carol Smell
Linda Seitz
Lee Tomberlin
Carol Brown
Mary Ellen Woody
Baseball daily schedule from major leagues
Major league games listed for today including American and National League matchups. Teams such as Toronto at New York, Detroit at Chicago, Minnesota at Kansas City, Anaheim at Oakland, Tampa Bay at Boston, Seattle at Texas, Chicago Cubs at Philadelphia, New York Mets at Montreal, Cincinnati at Milwaukee, Pittsburgh at Houston, San Diego at Colorado, St. Louis at Arizona, Atlanta at Florida, and San Francisco at Los Angeles are included with anticipated starting times and pitcher lines noted.
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Davis
Chicago Cubs
Bere
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Daal
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Trachsel
Montreal
Vazquez
Cincinnati
Harnisch
Milwaukee
Wright
Pittsburgh
Arrayo
Houston
Bottenfield
San Diego
Williams
Colorado
NASCAR Driver Standings Highlight Top 40 Names
A list shows Dale Jarrett leading with 871 points and Jeff Gordon at 624, followed by Sterling Marlin 823 Johnny Benson 776 and a full top forty including Rusty Wallace Ricky Rudd Elliott Sadler Bill Elliott Ward Burton Michael Waltrip Kevin Harvick Jimmy Spencer Jerry Nadeau John Andretti Ken Schrader Tony Stewart Bobby Labonte Robert Pressley Terry Labonte Jeremy Mayfield Ricky Craven Mike Skinner Matt Kenseth Dale Earnhardt Jr Mark Martin Joe Nemechek Ron Hornaday Stacy Compton Dave Blaney Casey Atwood Brett Bodine Kurt Busch Todd Bodine Jeff Burton Mike Wallace Buckshot Jones Kenny Wallace Robby Gordon.
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Dale Jarred
Jeff Gordon
Sterling Marlin
Johnny Benson
Steve Park
Rusty Wallace
Ricky Rudd
Bobby Hamilton
Elliott Sadier
Bill Elliot
Ward Burton
Michael Waltrip
Kevin Harvick
Jimmy Spencer
Jerry Nadeau
John Andretti
Ken Schrader
Tony Stewart
Bobby Labonte
Robert Pressley
Terry Labonte
Jeremy Mayfield
Ricky Craven
Mike Skinner
Matt Kenseth
Dale Earnhardt Jr
Mark Martin
Joe Nemechek
Ron Hornaday
Stacy Compton
Dave Blaney
Casey Atwood
Brett Bodine
Kurt Busch
Todd Bodine
Jeff Burton
Mike Wallace
Buckshot Jones
Kenny Wallace
Robby Gordon
Ball bounces Ottawa to 1-0 win over Piper
Ottawa High held off a late Piper rally to win 1-0 at home. Ann Massalgia crashed the box and tucked in the decisive goal after Leigh Morris sent a pass to Carie Cain. keeper Callie Hatfield earned her second straight shutout as Ottawa navigated odd bounces and wind in a defensive-minded finish.
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Ottawa
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Callie
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Rylee Foster
Foster
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Highland Park
Leigh Morris
Carie Cain
Ottawa Babe Ruth Bumper Sticker Drive Set for Monday
The Ottawa Babe Ruth league hosts a bumper sticker drive Monday from 5 30 to 7 30 pm with a sticker for each donation All proceeds fund Ottawa Babe Ruth activities If weather turns bad the event moves to Monday April 16.
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OHS Baseball Fund Raisers At Orris Cox Park
Ottawa High School aims to raise funds with two events on April 14 at Orris Cox. A hit a thon for children 12 and under offers 10 pitches for five dollars, plus food music and prizes starting 11 a.m. At 1 p.m. Cyclone players host a long a thon while OHS players test hitting skills for pledges. Proceeds benefit the OHS baseball team.
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Kournikova to play in Kansas City
Anna Kournikova, world eighth ranked, will appear in Kansas City in July after being drafted by St. Louis with the first pick in the World TeamTennis marquee draft. WTT season runs July 9 29 with all Explorers home matches at Kemper Arena. Lawrence hosts Sunflower State Games may move after 2002 with Topeka and Wichita pondering bids.
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Lawrence Sports Corp
Topeka
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Vicki Hill
Sunflower State Games
Troy Roberts
Wellsville Softball improves after extra inning loss
Wellsville High girls rebound from an opening 5-4 extra inning loss to Osawatomie in the Prairie View Invitational then beat Central Heights 8-4. Jill Dorsey went 4-for-4 with two stolen bases, Kathy Patton 5-for-7 across two games, Lindsay Roecker pitched 15 innings with eight strikeouts, Sehiey Wylie homered twice, and coach Jennipher Vance praised the team’s resilience as they prepare for Anderson County.
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Wellsville
Jill Dorsey
Kathy Patton
Vance
Eagles
Lindsay Roecker
Lindsay
Sehiey Wylie
Anderson County
Royals Open Season Ends in 6-2 Loss at Home
The Kansas City Royals lost 6-2 to the Minnesota Twins in front of 40,150 at Kauffman Stadium, dropping to 0-4 after an opening sweep by the Yankees. Fans lament the slow start as talk turns to MLB labor negotiations and the absence of Johnny Damon, while a spectator injury near left field prompts medical attention.
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Michalski
Johnny Damon
Oakland
David Cordill
Damon
DiMarco Tops Masters Field With Rookie Lead
Tiger Woods pursues a fourth-major milestone as Chris DiMarco, a Masters rookie, takes a two stroke lead at 10 under 134 after a 69. Woods shot 66 to move close while Phil Mickelson faltered with a double bogey. The pair are paired for Saturday with a crowded leaderboard including Duval Janzen Stricker Cabrera Olazabal Calcavecchia and Els as the weekend looms. DiMarco seeks a historic breakthrough on the famous Augusta course and Woods aims to join a select club holding all four majors at once.
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Tiger
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