MLB Standings and Schedule for National League East and West
National League standings show Montreal leading East with 5 wins and 2 losses. Pittsburgh and Philadelphia follow, while Chicago and St Louis trail. New York sits last in the East. West division features San Diego atop, with Houston and Los Angeles pursuing, and several late games scheduled through Wednesday.
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ORC Meeting Set For April 15 at Youth Center
Ottawa recreation commission schedules its regular monthly meeting for Wednesday April 15 at 7 p.m. at the Youth Center 115 West 4th. Those needing special accommodations should contact 242-1939 at least 24 hours before. Four local wrestlers compete in freestyle tournament with Ottawa masters taking two seconds and two fourth places in the Cadet Division. Chuck Wells and Jimmy Badders were runners up while J R Servatius and Jason Martinez finished fourth.
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Royals suffer home opener loss as 0-7 start deepens
Kansas City, seven games into the 1992 season, drops 6-1 to the Oakland A's in a home opener, remaining winless at 0-7 with just five hits and one run. Manager Hal McRae and star players express frustration as fans debate lineup changes and shake-up options surround a failing offense and defensive miscues.
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Ottawa University names Susan Waller new volleyball coach
Susan Waller, a 1991 Washburn graduate and former Washburn captain, is Ottawa University's new volleyball coach replacing Patti Phillips. Waller described as having strong playing and recruiting background, will lead a 26-16 team that reached NAIA District 10 playoffs, focusing on hitters and setters.
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Spoonhour heading to St Louis to coach SLU
Southwest Missouri State coach Charlie Spoonhour is set to become the new SLU coach, with a 1 p.m. news conference planned. He led SMS to seven straight 20 win seasons and 5 NCAA appearances, earning a near $250,000 yearly package reputedly including perks.
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