Weekend and midweek schedule for Ottawa area college and high school teams
Saturday events include Ottawa vs Friends and Baker vs MidAmerica Nazarene in college baseball and Baker at Graceland in softball. Track hosts Baker Relays. Monday brings Ottawa softball at Turner and Washburn Rural vs Ottawa soccer with several high school matches across Anderson County, Leavenworth and surrounding communities.
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NHL Stanley Cup Conference Quarterfinals Schedule Update
TV listings show NHL quarterfinals with multiple games across channels at noon 6 pm 2 pm 8 30 pm and 11 30 am 2 pm 4 30 pm. Also golf and baseball broadcasts on Worldcom and local channels including Philadelphia at Atlanta Utah at Minnesota Portland at LA Lakers Kansas City at Toronto San Francisco at Milwaukee and Texas at Oakland.
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Ottawa Women's Golf Pairings Set for Tuesday Nine
The Ottawa Women's Golf Association schedules a 9 a.m. tee time on Tuesday. Pairings include Dolores South and Zandra Waymire, Caral Smell with Liz Moherman, Frances Warnock with Carol Brown, Suzanne Wassmer with Eloise Kil lough, Lea Tomberlin with Gypsy Badders, Linda Seitz with Mary Lou Sheldon, and Jean Aninger.
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Ottawa Women’s Golf Association
Dolores South
Zandra Waymire
Caral Smell
Liz Moherman
Frances Warnock
Carol Brown
Suzanne Wassmer
Eloise Killough
Lea Tomberlin
Gypsy Badders
Linda Seitz
Mary Lou Sheldon
Jean Aninger
Baseball Day Games N Y Yankees at Boston and More
Major League schedule lists New York at Boston with Roger Clemens and Pedro Martinez, plus matchups Kansas City at Toronto, Cleveland at Detroit, Tampa Bay at Baltimore, Texas at Oakland, Chicago at Minnesota, Seattle at Anaheim, and late games across Sunday and Saturday slots with multiple National League and interleague contests.
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Ottawa Cyclones set multiple personal records at Olathe meet
Ottawa athletes set at least four personal records at the Olathe Invitational. The girls finished sixth with 42 points and the boys fifth with 43. Standout performances included Dieterich and Morrisey in the 800, the 3200 relay win, Berr's discus and shot put marks, James in javelin, Sigmund in discus, Levins in the 3200, and the boys’ 400 relay with Templeton stepping in for Corder after an injury. Meet helps prepare for rest of season.
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Cyclones
Mark Laws
Laws
Shirley Berr
Lisa Morrisey
Katie Sheffield
Emily Chapman
Lindsay Dieterich
Dieterich
Morrisey
Berr
Jessica James
Josh Sigmund
Stephen Levins
Eric Miller
Jerod Brooks
Miller
Brooks
Eric Corder
Corder
Isaac Templeton
Chris Lydick
Brent
Ted Beauchamp
Lydick
Templeton
Beauchamp
Levins
Blue Valley
Greg Mast
Blue Jays profit from enforced rest in win over Royals
Chris Michalak benefited from an extra day of rest after Sky Dome roof damage postponed a game. He combined with three relievers on a four hitter to beat Kansas City 2-1, with Brad Fullmer driving in both runs. Mike Sweeney homered for the Royals as they dropped their fourth in a row.
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Australians crush American Samoa in World Cup qualifier
Australia romped to a record 31-0 win over American Samoa after leading 16-0 at halftime in Brisbane. Coach Frank Farina defended calling up overseas players amid criticism from British clubs and Tonga, Fiji, and New Zealand observers, saying the team must stay professional and pursue World Cup finals.
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Gary Phillips
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Phillips
OMS Invitational Girls Beam Scows Ottawa Leads Meet
Ottawa tops team scores with 104 while Leavenworth Warren 84.5 and Boystrom earns Ottawa 120, Leavenworth Warren 97. Individual and relay results feature Caitlin Smith Janna Allegra and Ashley Guenther in sprint relays and 3200, Mages 1:06.06 in 400, Coen 14.96 in 1600, and multiple Ottawa relays posting strong marks including a 2:18.5 medley and 4:21 in 1600 relay.
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Leavenworth
Warren
Pembroke Hill
Leavenworth East
Atchison
Pierson
Clark
Caitlin Smith
Janna Allegra
Ashley Guenther
Jora Vance
Lodge Mages
Chelsy Coen
Smith
Coen
September Truslove
Megan Ramsey
Karessa Lewis
Mages
Jennifer Chapman
Boo
Guenther
Vance
Ramsey
Medlay
Truelove
Chapman
Jessica Walker
Kayla Watts
Jennifer Dodd
Jenny Burks
Jenna Allegre
Kelsie Studley
Chelsey Titus
Sara Spratt
Boystrom
Leavenworth West
R.C. van Ostren
Truyn Masher
Matt Neff
Matt Kacy
Vashon Perryman
Chris Garrett
Will Baldwin
van Ostran
Phillip Sylvester
Baldwin
Randy Wilkerson
Garrett
Josh Ingold
Perryman
Wilkerson
Denniston
Matt Leacy
Ingold
Matt Ferguson
Caleb Blakesly
Brad Spencer
Spencer
Blakasly
Koub
Fergusen
David Coffman
Indy 500 rookie passes test after crash at speedway
Nicolas Minassian survived a fiery rookie orientation crash at Indianapolis Motor Speedway as his car struck walls and he suffered a sprained neck. He was treated at Methodist Hospital and released, saying he would rest before attempting more testing and qualifying. Seven of eight rookies completed the four test phases, with Cory Witherill still needing a fourth phase and Helio Castroneves exempt due to CART experience.
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Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Minassian
Methodist Hospital
Bruno Junqueira
Chip Ganassi
Juan Montoya
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Felipe Giaffone
Shigeaki Hattori
Didier Andre
Brandon Erwin
Jon Herb
Cory Witherill
Helio Castroneves
Roger Penske
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