State Legion baseball slate at Hiawatha Thursday
The schedule lists Ottawa facing Centralia at 1 p.m. with Baxter Springs meeting Scott City at 3 p.m. Concordia meets Smith Center at 6 30 p.m. and Hiawatha plays Nickerson at 8 30 p.m. Thu action features four matchups at Hiewetha.
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Sports TV Schedule Snapshot for Wednesday
The lineup features Cleveland at Oakland at 2 30 p m on ESPN Los Angeles at Cincinnati at 6 p m on ESPN Boston at Anaheim at 9 p m on ESPN2 Tennis ATP Masters Canada at noon on ESPN and 6 p m on ESPN2 PGA International at 3 p m on USA Jasabell San Diego at Chicago at 1 20 p m on WGN Milwaukee at Atlanta at 6 30 p m on TBS ATP Masters Canada at noon on ESPN and 7 p m on ESPN WNBA Seattle at Los Angeles at 9 p m on ESPNZ.
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Feeted Fs 10 s Game and MLB Standings Snapshot
The schedule lists multiple MLB games with teams and pitchers for May 2 and 3, including Toronto at Kansas City, Baltimore at Tampa Bay, Boston at Texas, Chicago White Sox at Minnesota, Yanks at Anaheim, Detroit at Oakland, Cleveland at Seattle, and Pittsburgh, Montreal, St. Louis, Arizona, and more. It also shows East Central and West division standings with teams such as Atlanta New York Montreal Florida Philadelphia St. Louis Cincinnati Houston Pittsburgh Chicago Milwaukee Arizona San Francisco Colorado San Diego and daily results from Tuesday.
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Correction: Ottawa United birth date eligibility error
The Tuesday paper printed an incorrect birth date. Players born after August 1, 1988 are eligible to play for Ottawa United under fourteen teams.
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Ottawa AA squad aims for repeat state baseball title
Ottawa enters the 2002 state tournament in Hiawatha with confidence as defending AA champions. Five veterans return from last year, led by first baseman Chris Hermreck, and coach Shawn Herrmann emphasizes experience, pitching depth with six strong arms, and the team’s knack for winning big contests. Ottawa faces Centralia Thursday at 1 p.m. and seeks to repeat despite underdog status and strong early-season runs.
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Hiawatha
Renegade Devon Myers Helps Team Finish Second in World Series
Devon Myers of the Lawrence Renegades starred at shortstop and catcher as the team claimed second place in the USSSA World Series held in Illinois last week. He is the son of Lori Myers, formerly of Ottawa, and grandson of Kay Todd and great grandson of Anna Mae Reams, both of Ottawa.
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Lawrence
LaFrentz signs seven year deal with Mavericks
Raef LaFrentz, traded to Dallas in February, commits to stay with the Mavericks for seven years. He says this is the place to be and the team of the future, accepting a contract well below the $84 million maximum.
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Chiefs star Tony Gonzalez holds out over basketball dream
Kansas City Chiefs tight end Tony Gonzalez misses camp as team president Carl Peterson demands he give up basketball. The dispute centers on money and who should decide his future with the NFL and NBA. Gonzalez, pursuing both sports, faces an $3.05 million one year tender or sit out. Also missing is defensive tackle Ryan Sims as talks stall over draft pick value.
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Ryan
Baseball union and owners inch toward deal in stalled talks
Top labor lawyer Rob Manfred warned players could respond if a postseason accord fails, while Donald Fehr rejected the idea that a strike is the only path. Talks focused on revenue sharing and formulas favoring teams with varying revenue, with Fehr and Orza signaling progress yet clear hurdles remain. Fehr met Astros players, then York Yankees and Rangers in Dallas during a tour of 30 clubs.
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