National League standings and weekly results
East division shows Atlanta leading with 53-? and New York 48-36, Montreal 30-49, Florida 30-53. Central lists Cincinnati 46-34, Houston 47-35, Pittsburgh 41-50, St Louis 42-49, Milwaukee 40-42, Chicago 38-42. West has San Francisco 48-?, Arizona 45-39, San Diego 40-42, Colorado 38-43, Los Angeles 35-46. Tuesday results: Pittsburgh 6 Chicago 1, Philadelphia 10 Montreal 0, St Louis 6 Cincinnati 5, Florida 5 Atlanta 2, Colorado 5 Los Angeles 2, Houston 3 Arizona 0, San Francisco 10 San Diego 9. Wednesday and Thursday schedules listed with multiple matchups and times.
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Legion hopes schedule is a benefit for Ottawa team
Ottawa AA legion squad, coached by Scott Barnhart, relies on a tough run of games against top teams to sharpen for the Zone and upcoming tournaments. Olathe swept Ottawa 12-4 and 14-12 at Olathe District Stadium, with errors and big innings shaping both games. Ottawa surged with late offense in spots but fell short, as Barnhart sought a third starter and continued to stress confidence and hitting despite the losses.
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Singleton drives Royals past White Sox in cycle bid
Chris Singleton became the first AL rookie since 1985 to hit for the cycle, going 5-for-6 with four RBIs as the Royals beat the White Sox 8-7 in 10 innings. Carlos Beltran threw out the potential winning run and then delivered the tiebreaking hit in the 10th.
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Paola Tops Southstars In Sub-State Tourney
Paola defeated Ottawa Southstars twice to end their state berth bid in sub-state play at Baxter Springs. Paola opened 21-2 behind strong pitching and walks, while Ottawa won 6-2 over Pittsburg before a rematch where Paola won 13-3. Daugharthy struck out 10 in the Pittsburg win as Ottawa's bats woke early.
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Kansas Basketball Schedule Features 11 Televised Games Next Season
Kansas will play 11 nationally televised games in the season, including non-conference bouts with Ohio State Michigan State Iowa and Saint Louis. The Jayhawks 29 game regular season begins November 19 at home vs Fairfield. They compete in the Great Alaska Shootout and face Michigan State December 7 in Chicago. Eight games air on ESPN two on ABC and the finale on CBS.
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McGwire and Sosa named starters for All-Star Game
Big Mac McGwire and Sammy Sosa will start the All-Star Game together at Fenway Park. Sosa leads NL in votes with 2.3 million, while Gwynn misses action on the DL. Bell edges Biggio for second base, Piazza to catch, Larkin at short, Walker and Gwynn join in outfield.
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Ottawa High to host football and youth camps
Ottawa High School announces a football team camp July 26 to 30 at OHS from 8 to 10 a.m. for grades 9 through 12 and a 10 to noon youth camp for grades 5 to 8. Registration deadline Friday. call Cyclone coach Pat Boeh at 242-4191. Ray Meyer scored his second hole in one at Ottawa Country Club on No. 18, 145 yards with a 9 iron, with Derek Chappell and Gary and Matt Jordan as witnesses.
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