Ottawa Area High School and College Events Schedule
Upcoming week sports schedule lists Monday events: Ottawa Invitational tennis at Baldwin 8 a.m.. Ottawa soccer at Kansas City Christian 4 p.m.. Osawatomie at Central Heights baseball 4 p.m.. Central Heights at Osawatomie softball 4 p.m. Tuesday features Pomona Invitational track 3 p.m.. Ottawa at Atchison golf 1 p.m.. Wednesday shows Friends versus Ottawa 5 to 7 p.m. and St. Thomas Aquinas at Ottawa 4 p.m.. plus college softball Ottawa at William Jewell 2:30 p.m.
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Baseball daily schedule and results summary
MLB results show Cincinnati edging Houston 7 to 6 while Philadelphia topped Montreal 8 to 6 and Milwaukee defeated Pittsburgh 4 to 2. Other scores include Chicago 8 over New York 4 and Atlanta 5 over Florida 1. Weeknight and Tuesday games list matchups with start times across venues including San Francisco at Montreal and Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
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Royals Call Off Game With Angels In KC Rainout
Kansas City Royals postponed their Sunday game against the Anaheim Angels as rain and sprinkler excess affected Kauffman Stadium. Tony Muser and Angels manager Terry Collins commented that delaying was best to protect rotations. Chuck Finley will pitch for the Angels tonight, while Jay Witasick misses his Royals debut. Kevin Appier is slated to start Tuesday against Baltimore.
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Elway era ends as Broncos face new era after retirement
John Elway retires after 16 NFL seasons with two Super Bowl titles and MVP honors. The Broncos shift leadership to Terrell Davis and Shannon Sharpe while evaluating a new quarterback lineup led by Bobby Brister, with Brian Griese and Chris Miller as backup options.
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Chiefs add Moon and Patton in two signings
Kansas City Chiefs reach deals with Warren Moon and Marvcus Patton as veteran additions. Moon, 42, will back up Elvis Grbac after Seattle release. Patton, 32, signs a three year pact, bolstering the defense and ending any chance of re-signing Anthony Davis.
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Franklin County U-10 team racks four straight wins
The Ottawa U-10 youth soccer squad, coached by Tony Reed and Kevin Altic, opened the season with a 9-0 win over Paola and has yet to allow a goal through four matches while scoring 27. Joe Malin led with four goals. Altic, Reed, and others added multiple scores as Reed and Altic split goalie duties.
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Ottawa golfers seek consistency after Osawatomie Invitational
SAWATOMIE The Ottawa High School golf team showed improved consistency at the Osawatomie Invitational finishing fourth in the 4-man and placing in the top nine individually. Jared Beets and Jed Killough won the 2-man title with 167, DeSoto won the 4-man at 331, Ottawa 357, Baldwin 358, Anderson County 336. Beets was fifth medalist with 80, Spencer Coatney ninth at 82, Wes Stevens eighth at 82, Lance Evans 84, Steve Savage 86, Killough 87, Dalton Bugner 105 in his first varsity event. Ottawa coach Darrell Bourque stressed dropping strokes to remain a regional threat at Osawatomie. Bugner earned a varsity spot by beating Eddie Rogers in qualifying. Taul’s shoulder remains sore but may return. Next varsity meet is Tuesday at Atchison, with a home event Monday at Ottawa Country Club.
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Weather hinders Ottawa High tennis in Baldwin invite
OHL netters face wind and rain through April with a tough start. In Baldwin Invitational Ottawa finished fourth with 23 points as Paola led at 32 and Baldwin and Independence tied. Seth Sheldon went 2-1 in No 1 singles, Baldwin's Blake Glover 4-1, Tim Bunch 3-2, Adam Guss 4-1. Garrod and Prentice took third in No 1 doubles, Jessen and Skiles 1-2 in No 2 doubles. Home tourney planned for Baldwin was postponed.
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