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AP reports major league standings and upcoming games across American and National leagues. East division leaders Baltimore and New York show tight races while Central and West divisions feature pivotal matchups. Baseball results from Wednesday and Friday schedules highlight key pitchers and notable scores across multiple parks.
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Rangers Acquire Lee From Athletics For Future Considerations
Transactions from Wednesday list the Texas Rangers acquiring outfielder Derek Lee from the Oakland Athletics for future considerations. Other moves include several teams placing players on the 15 day disabled list and recalling or optioning minor league players.
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Royals fall as White Sox win 3-1 in Kansas City
Missed chances and base running errors cost the Royals in a 3-1 defeat to the Chicago White Sox at Kauffman Stadium. Alex Fernandez outpitched Kevin Appier as Harold Baines and Dave Martinez homered for the Sox, who took a series that featured a blown 10-0 lead and a near five-run swing in the other game.
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Ottawa upsets Bethany 3 0 in softball opener
Ottawa Micavestry handed Bethany, KCAC leaders, a 3 0 defeat behind a no hitter by Mischelle Morrill. Bethany won the second game 3 0 as Ottawa improves to 6 19 overall and 5 8 in ECAC. Coach Tracy Schmidt praised the team’s belief and defense while prep plans include two high school signees Carmen Hickman and Carrie Hale.
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Baldwin Bulldogs dominate Baker Relays with 122 points
Baldwin High School girls track team crushed the Baker Relays, scoring 122 points to top Notre Dame de Lion 60. The Bulldogs claimed half of 16 events and earned 70 medals led by state-class talent. The 6400-meter relay set meet and school records. javelin and high jump marks fell. several athletes posted top performances across sprints, hurdles, and field events.
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OMS squads win Leavenworth meet
Leavenworth meet results show Ottawa Middle School eighth grade boys and seventh grade girls triumphing in their divisions. The eighth grade boys captured the title with 103 points as Santa Fe Trail trailed with 34. The seventh graders posted 61 points, with SFT second at 49. The eighth grade girls were runner up with 70, behind SFT at 75. boys placed fourth with 40, three points from second. OMS set school records including Vanessa Reitmeyer’s 1 minute 9.06 second 400 meters, Barbara Sells winning the seventh grade 1600, and Killough’s boys 3:58 in the 1600.
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Relays star Jim Ryun looms large at KU Relays
Thousands line Massachusetts Street as Gov Avery serves as grand marshal for the Kansas Relays in Lawrence. Wichita East’s Jim Ryun anchors a 1 47.7 half mile run to help set a 2 mile relay national record, and he previously clocked 4 05 in the high school mile. The 1960s icon remains a focal point as the event returns with Olympic hopefuls and former Jayhawks among expected competitors, while weather and crowds shape the Olympic year outlook.
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Ottawa Leads Kansas Relays Entry List
Ottawa High School headlines seven entries as Wellsville and Williamsburg girls push contenders. Javelin standout Aaron VanHorn aims for a strong season as he nears 177 inches, with Friday schedule including a 9 45 a m girls diving event featuring Whitney Leasing Burns and Mindy Brown.
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