Ottawa Invitational Schedule Highlights Local Events
Monday games feature Ottawa in singles tennis at noon and a Frontier League golf event at 4. Paola visits Anderson County and Central Heights plays Gardner at 4 30 p.m. Track Balchin runs at Spring Hill at 4. Tuesday brings Ottawa doubles at noon and several 4 p.m. and 4 30 p.m. showdowns including Anderson County versus Burlington and Ottawa facing multiple opponents across softball soccer and cross-parked venues.
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Sports TV Schedule Highlights for Tonight
ESPN presents Indiana at Boston at 6 p.m. and Houston at Dallas at 8 30 p.m. TNT airs New Jersey at Miami at 7 p.m. plus Sacramento at Seattle at 9 30 p.m. NBA playoffs and college baseball Oklahoma at Wichita State at 7 p.m. ESPN2 Minnesota at Kansas City nine Ch 34 air time.
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Chiefs pick trampoline champ Grigsby in fifth round
Kansas City selects James Grigsby from Illinois State in the fifth round as a linebacker with rare trampoline background. The 5 foot 11, 259 pound rookie credits core strength and balance to tumbling training, expects competition for a spot amid a recently shuffled linebacker group, and promises to play with high energy as coach Vermeil notes his bounce.
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Smith Rodgers forever linked in draft race
AP notes Alex Smith and Aaron Rodgers were the marquee rivals as the NFL draft neared, with Smith chosen first by the 49ers and Rodgers slipping to the Packers at No 24. Rodgers despite the fall remained confident, while the draft yielded three running backs in the top five.
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2005 NFL Draft First Round Picks Overview
Alex Smith led as the No 1 pick to the San Francisco 49ers. The list includes selections for Miami and New England with players such as Carlos Rogers from Auburn Mike Williams from Southern California and DeMarcus Ware from Troy. The material reflects an NFL draft summary from that year.
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Chargers draft Sproles in fourth round
Darren Sproles, Kansas State record holder with 4,979 rushing yards, went to the San Diego Chargers in the NFL Draft’s fourth round. The 5-foot-6 back, excited by the fit with Chargers coach Marty Schottenheimer, could play as a returner and third behind LaDainian Tomlinson and Jesse Chatman.
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Ottawa golfers finish fourth at Osawatomie Invitational
Ottawa High School coach Darrell Bourque lauded a wind affected fourth place finish in a 20 team Osawatomie Invitational, noting improvement of nine strokes from the prior event. Brian Killough led Ottawa with 82, Kyle Brands 83, and Chris McPheron 84 as the team eyes the Frontier League Tournament in Iola.
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White Sox rally past Royals for seventh straight win
Chicago avoided a poor start, overcoming four early errors and two singles through seven innings. Pablo Ozuna doubled in the eighth to drive in the go ahead run as the White Sox defeated Kansas City 4-3 for their seventh consecutive victory and 15th in 19 games. Denny Bautista pitched seven strong innings for KC, leaving with a 3-2 lead.
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