Ottawa hosts Maranatha Academy soccer with kickoff at 4 pm
Thursday schedule shows Maranatha Academy visiting Ottawa for high school soccer at 4 p.m. Friday features Ottawa track entries at Sunflower Classic in Olathe starting 10 a.m. Pomona Invitational at 3 p.m. and Snowball Relays at Wellsville at 4 p.m. Saturday college softball sees St. Mary's at Ottawa from 1:30 to 3 p.m.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule Summary
The American League East leading Baltimore at 10-3, Boston 9-5, New York 7-4, Tampa Bay 7-5, Toronto 5-9. Central Cleveland 10-3, Minnesota 7-6, Kansas City 6-8, Chicago 5-7, Detroit 3-10. West Texas 9-4, Anaheim 6-6, Seattle 4-10, Oakland 2-10. Wednesday games featured Yankees over Anaheim 6-3, Boston over Oakland 4-3, Seattle over Cleveland 5-3, Chicago White Sox over Baltimore 7-6, Kansas City over Toronto 7-3, Texas over Detroit 7-3. Friday schedule includes Cleveland at Boston, Chicago at Toronto, Yankees at Detroit, Seattle at Minnesota, Baltimore at Texas, Tampa Bay at Anaheim, Kansas City at Oakland. National League standings show New York 9-4, Philadelphia 7-5, Montreal 4-9, Milwaukee 8-5, St. Louis 8-5, Chicago 8-6, Cincinnati 7-7, Houston 7-8, Pittsburgh 7-8, San Diego 12-3, San Francisco 9-6, Los Angeles 6-7, Colorado 6-9, Arizona 2-12. Wednesday results include Montreal 4-3 Milwaukee, Florida 3-2 Philadelphia, Cincinnati 4- Houston, Mets 2- Cubs 1, Atlanta 7-0.
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Sports Transactions Highlight Wide NFL NBA NHL Moves
Across leagues on Wednesday, rosters shifted with several teams making moves. Braves optioned Adam Buller to Richmond. Bulls activated Toni Kukoc and placed Keith Booth on injured list. trainer Chipp Schaeler resigned effective July 1. Nets re signed Jack Haley and placed Jayson Williams on injured list. Bengals signed Ray Seals. Colts signed Torrance Small. 49ers traded 1999 second round pick to Denver for Jamie Brown and 1998 seventh round pick to Chicago for Anthony Peterson. Sabres recalled Martin Byron. Hurricanes recalled Pat Jablonski and Steve Martins.
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Haney returns as Royals top Blue Jays in seven innings
Chris Haney improved to 2-0 this season after a right ankle fracture last year, holding Toronto to four hits and two runs in seven innings as Hal Morris fueled Kansas City with a .563 eight game homestand, including a triple and two RBIs. Morris praised Kauffman Stadium and Kansas City’s ballpark, calling it beautiful and enjoyable to play in. Williams allowed four runs in 5 2 3 innings as the Royals tied the game with a second inning homer by Shane Mack and an Ofernman double scoring in the third.
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Ottawa Lady Braves sweep Sterling in home doubleheader
Ottawa improves to 14-5 after an 11-0 five inning victory and an 8-3 win as the Lady Braves unleash strong hitting and stout pitching. Tammy Croucher stars with three hits and 3 RBIs in game one while Brooke Davidson scatters jams with seven strikeouts in game two, as Ottawa extends its ECAC lead and eight game win streak.
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Ottawa High tracks qualified for Sunflower Classic meet
Ottawa High School sent a full roster to the Sunflower Classic at the Olathe District Activities Center, with top-24 state times and distances securing entry. Ottawa athletes include Tolson in long and triple jumps, Stultz in shot put and discus, Goetz in discus and shot put, Wolken and Drumright in javelin, Nation in 300 hurdles, and Morrisey and Sylvester in 800. The meet begins at 10 a.m. and runs all day with Ottawa aiming to be competitive.
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Shields Sets Wellsville 3200m Record at Baldwin Meet
Wellsville eighth-grader Kristin Shields clocked 14:09.7 to set a school record in the 3200 meters during the Baldwin track meet before rain halted play. Other Wellsville results include 75 hurdles third place by Scholler, 14.3 1000 by Bloss, and relay and field marks by Moss, Poor, Scholler, Hughes, Mantis, Lund, Ness, and Carpenter across seventh and eighth grades.
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Ottawa University football scrimmage set at Cook Field
The Ottawa University football team plans a 6 p.m. Friday scrimmage at Cook Field as part of the Black and Gold Spring Challenge. The defending KCAC champions will play seven on seven without pads along with other competitions. Admission is free and open to the public.
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Chiefs sign former rival Leslie O Neal
Kansas City reports that Leslie O Neal, 33, said he and the Chiefs reached a deal to bolster the defensive line but no contract was signed yet. Chiefs spokesperson Bob Moore confirmed no contract was in place as of Wednesday night.
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Appanoose girls win Burlingame Invitational track titles
UrlIngame Iowa report: Appanoose Middle School girls divisions win with seventh 130 points and eighth 110. Marie Labrador sets seventh grade shot put school record 28 feet 9.25 inches. Charlie Rockhold ties high jump school mark 5-4.
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