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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 2000

Page

10

Ottawa Weekend Sports Schedule Highlights

Friday features KC Christian at Ottawa in UECL at 4 p.m. and Ottawa at Shawnee Heights in high school track at 3:30 p.m. Wellsville visits Gardner at 3:30 p.m. Williamsburg Invitational opens at 3 p.m. Burlington hosts Central Heights in high school baseball from 4 to 6 p.m. College softball KCAC tournament times TBA. Saturday brings Ottawa at Gardner Invitational boys tennis at 8:30 a.m. Ottawa faces UMKC in college track. College baseball Bethany plays Ottawa at 1 p.m. Monday Ottawa hosts high school golf Invitational at 3 p.m. Ward plays Ottawa from 4 to 6 p.m. Pomona at Burlingame at 3 p.m.

KC Christian Ottawa Shawnee Heights Wellsville Gardner Williamsburg Burlington Central Heights KCAC UMKC Bethany Ward Pomona Burlingame

Baseball standings and schedule for MLB East West and NL listings

The report lists American and National League standings by division with records, winning percentages, and games back. It includes Thursday and Friday games results and a long slate of Saturday and upcoming matchups featuring teams such as Chicago White Sox, Baltimore, Boston, Cleveland, New York Yankees, Seattle, Texas, Toronto, Oakland, Minnesota, Tampa Bay, Anaheim, and others across multiple cities including New York, Boston, Baltimore, Cleveland, Detroit, Seattle, Kansas City, Minnesota, Oakland, and Tampa Bay.

Associated Press New York Boston Baltimore Toronto TV Tampa Bay Chicago Cleveland Minnesota Kansas City Detroit Seattle Anaheim Oakland Texas Chicago White Chicago White Sox Baldwin Weaver Schourek Burba Loaiza Johnson Toronto Escobar N.Y Yankees Cone Tomko Witasick Heredia Radke Yan Dickson Eldred Miicki R.martinez Finley Wells Hernandez Oliver Mussina Mulder Milton Sele Suppan Eiland Anaheiy Hill Atlanta Montreal Florida Philadelphia St. Louis Cincinnati Milwaukee Pittsburgh Houston Arizona Los Angeles San Diego Colorado Sanfrancisco N.Y. Mets Chicago Cubs Reynoso Tapani Stephenson Person Harnish Benson Holt Stull Mets Hampton Astacio Maddux Meadows Penny Perez Iraly San Francisco Ortiz Villone Cordova Blarton Navarro Anderson Lorraine Reed Yoshii Vazquez Rueter Benes Wolf Sanchez Dreifort

Dye's record hot streak fuels Royals slugger to new mark

Jermaine Dye, leading the majors with 11 homers, 76 bases, and 21 extra-base hits, stays in the zone as he powers Kansas City. He became the first player to notch 10 homers and 10 doubles before May 1, with a grand slam and solo shot against Tampa Bay. Dye's focus and balance drive a surge that has Royals teammates praising his confidence and hitting instincts.

Kansas City Jermaine Dye Dye Tampa Bay Elias Sports Bureau Royals Ricky Battalico Herb Robinson Michael Tucker Keith Lockhart Atlanta Braves Battalico Tony Muser Ryan Rupe Rupe Devil Rays Larry Rothschild

Royals and Omaha tie 0-0 in exhibition game

In Omaha Nebraska the Royals and their Class AAA affiliate the Omaha Golden Spikes played to a 0-0 tie after 10 innings. Omaha pitchers Brett Laxton Archie Corbin Paul Spoljaric and Jaime Bluma held Kansas City to two hits while four Royals regulars sat out most at bats.

Omaha Neb Kansas City Royals Omaha Golden Spikes Brett Laxton Archie Corbin Paul Spoljaric Jaime Bluma Royals David McCarty Brian Johnson Johnson Kansas City Carlos Beltran Mark Quinn McCarty Jorge Fabregas Luis Ordaz Jeff Reboulet Carlos Pagan Rod Metzler James Shanks The

Ottawa Cyclones Sweep Atchison To Move Toward Huron Title

Ottawa Cyclones swept Atchison 13-1 and 8-0 to improve to 8-0 in the Huron League and 14 straight wins. Senior hurlers Chad Henningsen and J.R. Servatius dominated, with Servatius tossing a no hitter in the nightcap and Henningsen fanning nine. A late grand slam by Travis Caryl sealed the opener, while Buck Bradley and Josh Gibbons led the day’s offense. Ottawa takes a shot at the league crown next Thursday at Ward.

Henry Ottawa Chad Henningsen J.R. Servatius Atchison Henningsen Servatius Matt Donaldson Josh Gibbons Buck Bradley Scott Barkley Gibbons Travis Caryl Cyclones Bradley Joe Steward Adam Gillihan Ryan Dickinson Dickinson Gillihan Ward Turner Ron Bishop Orris Cox

Legends to Tell Stories at Appanoose Extravaganza

Four guest speakers share old sports legends at the Appanoose Extravaganza from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Earl Hayes Anthony Zuzzio George Malicky and Carl Reed recount baseball and football memories. Proceeds fund the local sports complex with additional events including basketball games horseshoe pitching volleyball and a golf contest with prizes for closest balls to the holes.

Earl Hayes Anthony Zuzzio George Malicky Carl Reed Hayes Wellsville New York Yankees Mickey Mantle Miami Owls Zuzzio Detroit Lions Chicago Bears Ted Baldwin Malicky A’s Connie Mack Reed Roland Sass Floyd Pat” Patterson Sass House Patterson Canton Terriers Babe Ruth Lou Gehrig Jackie Robinson

Foreman wins playoff in Hickory Hollow scramble

Alan Cunning ham Don Gaschler and Stan Giffen won the Wednesday scramble at Hickory Hollow golf course after a 5-under tie with Gary Cole Lee Foreman and Kim Giffin. Foreman also won the closest to the pin contest on hole three.

Alan Cunningham Don Gaschler Stan Giffen Hickory Hollow Golf Course Gary Cole Lee Foreman Kim Giffin Hickory Hollow Foreman Hickory Hollows

Central Heights takes second at Prairie View Invitational

Central Heights boys finish second with 96 points behind Jayhawk Linn at Prairie View. Derek Brown wins 100 and 200 meters, second in 1600 relay. Zack Woolery wins 110 hurdles and places in 300 hurdles. Shane Teter takes 800 and helps 3200 relay. Katy Wuertz leads girls with wins in high jump and top finishes in triple jump and hurdles.

Kelley Wadkins Brent Lee Bill Tooley Katy Wuertz Beccy Tooley

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