Wednesday college and high school sports schedule
Ottawa hosts Kansas Wesleyan in college softball at 5 p.m. William Jewell visits Baker for college baseball at 2 p.m. Baldwin hosts Louisburg in high school golf at 9 a.m. Turner and Ottawa play high school baseball at 4 p.m. McTout at Central Heights 4 30 p.m. Wellsville travels to Prairie View 4 30 p.m. Anderson Co and Wellsville in high school track at 4 p.m. Ottawa faces Bonner Springs Invitational 3 30 p.m. Central Heights visits Rossville 3 30 p.m. Williamsburg meets Burlington at 3 p.m. Ottawa plays Maranatha in soccer at 3 30 p.m. Baldwin hosts Spring Hill in high school softball at 4 30 p.m. Melouth at Central Heights 4 30 p.m. Eudora at Wellsville 4 30 p.m.
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Wellsville
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Anderson Co
Rossville
Williamsburg
Burlington
Maranatha
Spring Hill
Melouth
Eudora
Evening NBA and NHL Playoff TV Schedule
A tipsy schedule lists NBA games Miami at Orlando Sacramento at Denver and Utah at Phoenix with times on channels 26 or 43. NHL playoff games include San Jose at St Louis and Buffalo at Philadelphia plus Washington at Pittsburgh New Jersey at Carolina and Detroit at Los Angeles with various start times and channel picks.
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Phoenix
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New Jersey
Caroling
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Los Angeles
New York
Toronto
San Jose
St. Louis
Buffalo
Philadelphia
Wednesday and Thursday Major League Baseball schedule
A dense schedule lists Wednesday games for Kansas City at Minnesota, New York at Toronto, Cleveland at Baltimore, Chicago at Detroit, Boston at Tampa Bay, Texas at Seattle, and Oakland at Anaheim. Thursday shifts to Cleveland at Baltimore and a crowded National League standings and matchups across East Central and West divisions with multiple dailies including Philadelphia at Atlanta, Montreal at New York, and Chicago at Florida among others.
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OU bats silent in split with Bethany on Tuesday
Ottawa University’s baseball team endured a lifeless day in a split with Bethany at Orlis Cox West field. Coach Jarrod Titus lamented lack of hustle and timely hitting as OU left nine and seven runners on base in the two games, with freshman John Stansberry delivering a key bases loaded two RBI single. Ottawa sits 11-14 overall, 10-8 ECAC, eyeing a push in a week off before three doubleheaders.
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Braves
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Orlis Cox West Field
Jarrod Titus
Ottawa
Titus
John Stansberry
Dustin Herron
Herron
Stansberry
Aaron Eastwood
Dustin Prothe
Ryan Neufeld
Paul York
Adam Marshall
Mike Campbell
Saint Marys
Leavenworth
Greg Mast
Ottawaherald
Royals bullpen blows another save in loss to Twins
Kansas City's bullpen blew three saves as Jason Grimsley allowed a two-run single by Corey Koskie in the ninth, allowing Minnesota to rally past the Royals 6-5. Koskie drove in the decisive runs after Denny Hocking moved runners over and Matt Lawton loaded the bases with a walk.
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Minnesota Twins
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Minnesota
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Grimsley
A.J. Pierzynski
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Denny Hocking
Matt Lawton
Koskie
Twins
J.C. Romero
Dave McCarty
Carlos Febles
Lawton
Mike Sweeney
Ober Ob
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Quinn
Meadows
Meadows Pierzynski
Sanfona
Millers pace Ottawa at Blue Valley North Relays
Ottawa boys finish fourth with 63 points as Brent Miller wins the 110 hurdles in 16.26 seconds and Eric Miller tops the triple jump at 45 feet. Ottawa and Blue Valley North compete with BVN winning the meet 118 to 63 and Ottawa girls placing fifth with 38 points.
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Ottawa
Blue Valley North
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Millers
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Adam Walker
Chris Lydick
Ted Beauchamp
Ottawa athletes excel in track meet. several top placements
OHS athletes posted solid results as Stephen Levins finished third in the 1600 and 3200, Ottawa's 3200 relay took fourth, freshman Lisa Morrisey won the 800 in 2:27, while Amber Levins was runner up in the 3200 and fourth in the 1600. Berr, Coen, James and others posted top marks. teams head to Bonner Springs and Kansas Relays with Dieterich defending 400 title.
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Ottawa
Lisa Morrisey
Emily Chapman
Amber Levins
Shirley Berr
Whitney Coen
Jessica James
Kansas
Dieterich
Japanese stars Ichiro Sasaki lift Seattle profile worldwide
In Tokyo, Ichiro Suzuki and Kazuhiro Sasaki drive Seattle fame beyond business hubs and airline routes. Japanese media flood coverage as NHK airs Mariners games and domestic leagues feel pressure from U S success. Ichiro hits in 12 straight majors games, Shinjo shines with Mets, Sasaki key in saves, boosting national pride in baseball.
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Hideo Nomo
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New York
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Shinjo
Noma
Hideki Irabu
Irabu
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Itabu
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