Baseball Standings and Schedule Roundup
American League teams lead with New York and Baltimore atop divisions. Tuesday and Wednesday results include Texas at New York and California at Toronto, with several games scheduled, and the National League fight tight with Pittsburgh and New York chasing division leaders. Also notes the Ottawa County Club golf fundraiser and local prep results from Manhattan Kansas State and Wichita State.
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DeLeon
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Hill
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American Cancer Society
Franklin County Unit
Otawa Country Club
Ottawa Country Club
Terry Ostmeyer
Manhattan
Kan
Craig Wilson
Kansas State
Nebraska
Wildcats
Brian Culp
Jerry Hipp
Joyner’s 11th inning homer lifts Royals past Brewers
Kansas City clutch hitter Wally Joyner homered leading off the 11th inning to beat Milwaukee 3 2 at Milwaukee County Stadium. Hal McRae criticized the sloppy win while Neal Heaton earned the relief win and Jeff Montgomery closed it for the Royals. Milwaukee tied the game with a seventh inning run as Kevin Appier gave way to a fragile bullpen.
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Hal McRae
Kansas City Royals
Wally Joyner
Milwaukee County Stadium
Royals
Brewers
McRae
Phil Garner
Neal Heaton
Heaton
Mike Boddicker
Franklin Stubbs
Kevin Seitzer
Jeff
Kevin Appier
Greg Vaughn
Stubbs
Gregg Jefferies
Cyclone golfers place second at Atchison Invitational
Ottawa High’s Judd Mourning and Josh Ostmeyer led the Cyclones to a second place finish behind Leavenworth Immaculata at the Atchison Invitational. Mourning shot 77 to finish second, Ostmeyer 85 for fifth, as Ottawa trailed by 76 strokes.
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Judd Mourning
Josh Ostmeyer
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Ostmeyer
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Immaculata
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Bonner Springs
Bishop Ward
Lansing
Turner
Basehor-Linwood
John Kaizer
David Testorff
Todd Grigg
Landon Thompson
Cyclone
Garnett
Ottawa Country Club
Former Ottawan Becky Pyle Named NJCAA Academic All America
Highland High cross country standout Becky Pyle from Ottowa has been named to the NJCAA Academic All America team by the cross country coaches association, honoring her academic and athletic achievements.
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National Junior College Athletic Association
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Pyle Leads HCC Cross Country Team Honors at NJCAA Meet
Becky Pyle, a freshman on Highland Community College cross country, helped the team finish sixth nationally at the NJCAA Division II meet. The squad posted a 3.42 GPA, ranking sixth among academic teams nationwide, with freshman Jenny Seiler of Kearney, Missouri also on the roster.
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Highland Community College
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Jenny Seiler
Kearney
Ottawa High netsters take third at Ottawa Invitational
Jeff Garland earns a second in singles to lead the Cyclones to a third place team finish at Forest Park. He defeated Bonner Springs and Gardner Edgerton before falling to St. Thomas Aquinas in the finals. Keith Johnson also claimed third in No. 2 singles. Gardner Edgerton placed second with STA winning the team title.
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Ottawa
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Gardner-Edgerton
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Baldwin
Blue Valley
Lansing
DeSoto
Jeff
OHL
Nile Peterson
Keith Johnson
Johnson
Keith
Peterson
Aquinas
OHS
Ben Prentice
Darren McElfresh
Knicks edge Pistons in overtime to tie series
Patrick Ewing scored 32 with 13.4 seconds left in regulation to force OT as the Knicks rallied past the Pistons 90-87 at The Palace. Detroit blew a late lead and failed to close in overtime, leaving New York two wins from the series.
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Detroit
Pistons
the Palace
Patrick Ewing
Money can't buy Kings playoff win by Ken Rappoport
The Los Angeles Kings with the league’s highest salary base were eliminated from the Stanley Cup playoffs after a 3-0 loss to Edmonton in a first round ending in six games. Coach Tom Webster called for reflection over a tough season marked by adversity and no finger pointing. The Oilers advanced to face the Smythe Division final against Vancouver or Winnipeg, while Chicago eliminated St Louis and Detroit forced a game seven with Minnesota. The playoffs continued with other divisions’ action as the Patrick and Adams divisions held further games.
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Jets
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Chicago
St. Louis
Dewoit
Minnesota
Red Wings
Detroit
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