Milton Delivers Victory as Twins Top Royals 4-1
Eric Milton pitched 72 1 3 innings, the longest by a Twins starter this year, earning the win while Torii Hunter belted his fifth homer as Minnesota defeated Kansas City 4-1. Milton improved to 3-1, scattering four hits and one run with four strikeouts and no walks.
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Juarez Leads Cyclones Past Ottawa in Twinbill Losses
Juarez dominated Ottawa with pitching and defense, earning the win in the opener as the Cyclones defeated Ottawa 9-2. He struck out two and forced a key fifth inning groundout to blunt a threat. In the nightcap Juarez made a sparkling backhand play at short to stop a rally, while Clint Bones belted a three run homer in the sixth as Ottawa fell to 6-4.
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Ottawa High Girls fall as Immaculata blanked them 3-0
Ottawa High girls soccer showed flat effort against Immaculata, losing 3-0 after coming off a 1-0 win over Kansas City Christian. Coach Kelly Smith blamed Immaculata’s physical play for disrupting Ottawa’s game and intensity.
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Immaculata Beats Ottawa On Loose Ball Edge
Immaculata outpaced Ottawa with quicker ball pursuit and a breakaway goal, while Ottawa's junior varsity tied 1-1 after a 1-0 loss to KC Christian. Patricia Pereira scored Ottawa's goal as the JV moved to 1-2-1 and the varsity record stood at 4-4 with a game at Highland Park upcoming.
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Moore paces Wellsville at Louisburg Invitational
The Wellsville High girls finish fifth with 54 points at Louisburg. Wendy Moore wins the 400 meters in 1:01.1 and anchors the winning 1600 relay with Samsel Barthel Bloss. Sam sel places in hurdles and Bloss and Hale post top discus marks as the 400 and 800 relays also take fourth.
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Wellsville Track Stars Set Fast Relay Oriented Marks
Bloss Moore Codie Zickel Barthol powered the 100 team to a 54.6. Amber Douglas Makayla Robbs Zickel Barthol led the 4x200 at 2 00 3. The 1600 relay finished second and the 400 and 3200 relays were third. The 1600 quartet Wright Caruthers Samsel Shields ran 3 33.7. The 400 relay did 46.08 and the 3200 team had 9 08.56. Shields was third in the 200 and long jump while Wright placed fifth in the 100 and Samsel fourth in the 400.
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Williamsburg Panthers take third at LeRoy Gridley Invite
Williamsburg High boys finish third among 13 teams with 56 points led by Kyle Wadkins who won long jump and placed second in triple jump. Sailors also claim relay and sprint titles as Dodd, Fredricks, Hahner and others notch top finishes. girls place ninth with 31 points led by Chanay, Tipton and Davis in field events.
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NFL draft trade chatter across top spots and players
New York AP notes teams eye moves near the top of the NFL draft led by Houston's likely No. 1 pick David Carr. Seahawks GM Holmgren eyes jumping into earlier rounds with potential targets like Peppers Jammer Williams. Carolina to field offers for No. 2 while others seek to move up or down for extra picks.
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Mike Williams
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