Major League Standings and Wednesday Games Summary
American League leaders show Baltimore Boston Detroit New York Toronto with 0 wins and 0 losses in early action. Central Chicago Cleveland Kansas City Milwaukee Minnesota all at 0 0 0. California Oakland Seattle Texas top the West with 0 0 0 records. Wednesday games include Minnesota at Boston 8 7 and Texas at New York 12 35 p.m. Only game slots noted.
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NBA Playoff Schedule Highlights Across Five Markets
The schedule lists playoff games across Atlanta at Indiana Houston at Utah and other matchups. TV networks TBS TNT and local times include 7 pm 8:30 pm 9:30 pm and noon 2:30 pm 6:30 pm on Saturday with key showdowns featuring Lakers Jazz Suns and Hawks in various arenas.
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Unclear scoreline and teams in chaotic sports note
Fragmentary OCR notes reference in play points, titles and finals with multiple teams. Mentions Seattle last year, year 1993 94, and beat record by Lulu Ling Tien. Details are garbled and names inconsistent. no clear event, result, or participants can be confirmed.
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Cyclones save best for final Ottawa Invitational
Ottawa High School tennis earned a runner-up finish at the Ottawa Invitational moving to Baldwin City next season. Scott Spooner won No. 2 singles with an 8-0 and 6-2 6-1 run into the final, then beat Steve Griffith 7-5 6-4 for gold. Neff claimed third at No. 1 singles, while Ottawa doubles placed fourth.
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Ottawa golfers struggle at Atchison Invitational tournament
Ottawa's six players posted four over 100 scores in the Atchison Invitational as coach Darrell Bourque eyes lineup changes to improve the six best scorers. John Katzer led Ottawa with an 83, four behind Atchison’s Joe Herriage as the Huron League Tourney looms May 10.
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OMS dominates NIKE Quad track meet with three titles
Ottawa Middle School swept the meet led by seventh grade girls and seventh grade boys with multiple event wins. OMS captured a team title with 68 points in seventh grade girls and 113 points in seventh grade boys, while eighth grade girls and eighth grade boys also posted strong showings. Individual results highlighted multiple relays and field events across all divisions, with OMS athletes posting several firsts and top finishes including sprint and distance wins.
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Ottawa Cyclone teams win 18 events at home track meet
Ottawa junior varsity dominated the eight team meet led by Aaron Van Hom and Molly Denton who each won multiple events. Van Hom topped the javelin at 162-74 and discus at 114-3 while Denton won discus 91-14 and javelin 106-7. Molly Denton also contributed in other events as Ottawa swept many top places.
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Braves hammer Bethany in KCAC doubleheader sweep
Ottawa University Braves snapped a hitting slump with 25 hits in a doubleheader sweep of Bethany at Orrs Cox Tuesday, winning 17-7 and 10-0 to tie Friends for the KCAC lead. Five players had three or more hits, led by Beau Basler four for six with six RBIs, and Travis Sorenson and Jason Brown earned the wins.
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Braves Hammer Bethany