Major League Standings and Thursday Games (MLB NBA)
The American League East shows Baltimore New York Detroit Toronto Boston with varied win totals and gaps. Central includes Cleveland Milwaukee Minnesota Chicago Kansas City, West features Seattle Texas California Oakland. Thursday results list Boston over Baltimore 0 Milwaukee over Kansas City 2 Seattle over Detroit 3 California over Toronto 6. NBA notes New York Knicks Charles Oakley placed on injured list and Ronnie Grandison activated while Vancouver Grizzlies also adjust rosters.
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Seitzer powers Brewers past Royals in eight two win
Kevin Seitzer hit a 412 foot homer to center during Milwaukee’s 8-2 victory in Kansas City, ending a seven game slide. The veteran stressed he is not a pure home run hitter, while Steve Sparks’ seven inning knuckleball outing limited Kansas City to one hit and kept Milwaukee ahead.
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Midwest vol leyball wins and fort second at Wellsville
The Midwest Junior 14s team captured first place at the Wellsville Invitational with players Jane Nispl Jill Dorsey Carrie Kramer and coaches Jill Weigand and Carrie Weigand. The Midwest 16s finished second, featuring Ashley Beets Crystal Walker Melissa Sauber Jeny Ellis Cindy Sumner Natalie Dempsey Jessica Culbertson and Lisa Sledd with coaches Emily Owens Debbie Jimenez. Both teams advance to the USVBA regional in Warrensburg Missouri this weekend.
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Jane Nispl
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Lindsay Roecker
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Ashley Beets
Emily Owens
Crystal Walker
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Jeny Ellis
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Ottawa boys dominate Bonner Springs track meet
Ottawa High School boys claim 148 points to win the Bonner Springs Invitational as Harmon takes runner up with 107. The Ottawa girls finish second with 78 as Hiawatha leads. Tolson and Snyder soar over 20 feet in long jump, first time Ottawa has two 20 footers in 18 years.
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Ottawa High tennis tops Coffeyville in quadrangular
Ottawa High School coach Nile Peterson shuffled lineups at the Coffeyville Quadrangular. Ottawa beat Coffeyville 3-1 and tied Independence and Labette County 2-2. Levi Moore won all three singles matches, Barker went 2-1, and freshmen Porter Langston won a middle doubles match as Beatty siblings debuted in varsity action.
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Wellsville Boys Take Second at Louisburg Meet
Wellsville places second with 86 points behind Harrisonville in Louisburg Invitational. Eagles win five events led by Chris Bell in shot put Danny Gray in javelin Emery Carl in high jump and the 1600 and 3200 relays. Girls finish eighth with Frankie Kester Boyce second in shot put.
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Panthers sweep LeRoy meet with Williams-burg domination
Williamsburg High School boys and girls track impressed at the LeRoy Invitational as the Panthers won the girls team title with 150 points and the boys finished third. Senior Eric Gomez starred by winning two events, setting a school triple jump record at 41 feet and adding a 20 54 long jump plus a 6 0 high jump and a relay performance. The girls won seven events and set a meet record in the 400 relay with 53.14 seconds, while Ingrid Ricke praised the effort and depth of the squad.
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