Weekend Sports Schedule Across Leagues and Channels
A busy slate lists baseball Paola tournament Ottawa versus For Scott at 6 p.m. Saturday. Ottawa Osawatomie at 6 p.m.. PSA Buick Classic at 3 p.m.. NASCAR Pocono at 2 p.m.. PGA Buick Classic 2:30 p.m.. Belmont Stakes 4 p.m. NBC. NHL finals Detroit at Catalina 7 p.m. ABC. Multiple leagues and networks show events including ESPN, ESPN2, FSN, NBC, ABC, TBS, and FX.
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Ottawa
Scott
Legion Baseball
Osawatomie
ESPN
ESPN2
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Atlanta
Texas
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New Jersey
LA Laker
NBC
WNBA
Indiana
Washington
NBC Motorsports
Friday Baseball Night with Packed NFL Front Page
Schedule lists games across MLB with teams including Colorado Toronto New York Mets Cleveland Arizona Boston Los Angeles Baltimore Philadelphia Detroit San Francisco New York Yankees San Diego Tampa Bay Atlanta Texas Minnesota Chicago Montreal Chicago White Sox St Louis Kansas City Cincinnati Anaheim Chicago Cubs Seattle Houston Oakland and key standings in NL East Central and West divisions. Highlights include upcoming night games at 6:05 p.m. and 9:05 p.m. start times and the tight division races.
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Colorado
Hampton
Toronto
Halladay
N.Y
Mets
Leiter
Clavaland
Baez
Arizona
Batista
Boston
F.castillo
Pata
Los Angeles
Ashby
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Lopez
Philadelphia
Padilla
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Weaver
San Francisco
J. Hernandez
Yankees
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Lawrence
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Rape
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Moss
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Park
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Armas Jr
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Anaheim
Oakland
Noonan conquers state runs and classroom retos
Baldwin High star Matt Noonan thrives on tough goals with coach Mike Spielman noting his relentless competition. He won his third straight 4A state cross country title, led four straight team crowns, and excelled in math and writing while juggling debates and scholars’ bowl. His close friend Eric Black pushed him in practice, and family runs shaped his journey.
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Matt Noonan
Mike Spielman
Baldwin High
Noonan
Spielman
Manhattan
Wamego
Kansas
Baldwin
Eric Black
Black
Eric
Matt Noonan's pot of gold cross country legend
Matt Noonan stands as the most prolific state cross country runner with three individual state championships and a runner-up, part of six three-time state titlists. He led Baldwin to four state cross country titles and two state track titles, won three straight state golds in 3 200 and 1 600, and tied for fourth all-time with six state track golds. He twice placed high in 800 finals, finished second to teammate Eric Black, and also excelled academically with a 4.0 GPA, 29 ACT, valedictorian honors in 2002, and multiple math and science awards plus debate and Pitt St math day medals.
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Matt
Megan
Tom
Tom Noonan
Baldwin Golf Course
Pittsburg State
Noonan
Eric Stansberry
Men In Black
Eric
Black
Missouri Comes
Baldwin High
Matt Noonan
Mike Spielman
Wamego
Clay Center
Joe Moore
Wichita
Baldwin
Eric Black
Noonan Chooses Missouri After Visit
Baldwin resident Noonan, a three time state champ, weighed offers from Missouri and Kansas. He toured Missouri with Black and decided Missouri felt like home though Black later chose Kansas. They may meet in college steeplechase, with Noonan imagining both in rival uniforms.
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Noonan
University of Missouri
Baldwin
Bob Timmons
Missouri
Black
Kansas
Greg Mast
Sports
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May Ends Five Year Drought With Royals Win Over White Sox
Darrell May earned his first major league victory since 1997 guiding the Kansas City Royals to a 4-3 win over the Chicago White Sox. May, off the disabled list, worked five innings allowing one run on four hits and five walks to snap a five-year gap since his last win. Roberto Hernandez earned his 10th save as Kansas City built an early lead and held on despite late Sox threats.
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Chicago
Darrell May
May
Kansas City Royals
Chicago White Sox
Anaheim
Japan
Roberto Hernandez
Hernandez
White Sox
Magglio Ordonez
Royals
Todd Ritchie
Jose Valentin
Red Wings avoid完 overtime in Game 2 comeback win
Detroit breaks through late with Nicklas Lidstrom and Kris Draper scoring 13 seconds apart to beat the Hurricanes 3-1 and even the Stanley Cup finals at one game each. Despite stars stalled, Maltby adds a short-handed goal and Draper ends an 18-game drought.
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Detroit
Detroit Red Wings
Carolina Hurricanes
Red Wings
Nicklas Lidstrom
Kris Draper
Carolina
Hurricanes
Brett Hull
Luc Robitaille
Steve Yzerman
Dominik Hasek
Grind Lind
Kirk Maltby
Maltby
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Pot of
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Washburn Rural
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Kile
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FSN
Paul Konerko
Tony Graffanino
Sandy Alomar Jr
Konerko
Jerry Manuel
Alomar
Luis Alicea
RBI
Joe Randa
Mark Quinn Ritchie
Neifi Perez
Alicea
Carlos Beltran