Weekend sports TV guide feature listing multiple events
Saturday schedule includes USC versus Georgia in the College World Series at 12 30 p m on channels five and seven Miami versus Tennessee at 6 30 p m on channel twenty eight Philadelphia hosts Boston at noon on channel four San Francisco visits Oakland at 8 p m on channel twenty three NHL playoffs feature New Jersey versus Colorado at 7 p m on channels two and nine Tennis French Open plays at 1 p m on channels six and twelve Sunday Chicago Cubs vs Chicago White Sox at 1 p m on channel sixty Atlanta at New York Yankees at 7 p m on channel twenty seven Auto racing NASCAR KMart 400 at noon on channel four NBA playoffs Lakers at Philadelphia at 6 30 p m on channels six and twelve WNBA Houston at Phoenix at 2 p m on channels six and twelve French Open at 8 a m on channels six and twelve.
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USC
Georgia
Miami
Tennessee
Philadelphia
Boston
San Francisco
Oakland
Chicago Cubs
Chicago White Sox
Atlanta
New York Yankees
LA Lakers
Colomeee Church Volleyball Friday Schedule
Friday volleyball at Colomeee Church lists matches starting 4 pm Nazarene versus North Baptist, 7 pm Church of Christ against Sacred Heart, 8 pm Wellsville Baptist versus Comm Foursquare, 9 pm Agape Christian versus Assembly of God, 10 pm Faith Baptist versus First Baptist Eye West Presbyterian.
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Nazarene
North Baptist
Church of Christ
Sacred Heart
Wellsville Baptist
Foursquare
Agape Christian
Assembly of God
Faith Baptist
First Baptist Eye — West
Presbyterian
2001 NASCAR Winston Cup schedule and driver standings
The 2001 NASCAR Winston Cup season calendar lists races from Daytona to Homestead with winners in parentheses and final driver standings led by Dale Jarrett with 1,861 points. Jeff Gordon, Rusty Wallace, Tony Stewart, and Sterling Marlin follow, with numerous other drivers listed through Joe Nemechek and Stacy Compton.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Michael Waltrip
Rockingham
N.C
Steve Park
Las Vegas
Jeff Gordon
Hampton
Kevin Harvick
Darlington
S.C
Dale Jarret
Bristol
Tenn
Elliott Sadler
Fort Worth
Texas
Dale Jarrett
Virginia
Martinsville
Talladega
Ala
Bobby Hamilton
Napa Auto Parts
Fontana
Calif
Rusty Wallace
Richmond
Joliet
Ill
New England
London
Tony Stewart
Sterling Marlin
Ricky Rudd
Johnny Benson
Dale Earnhardt Jr
Ken Schrader
Kurt Busch
Jeremy Mayfield
Mike Skinner
Ricky Craven
Robert Pressley
Dave Blaney
John Andretti
Joe Nemechek
Stacy Compton
Brett Badine
Mike Wallace
Ron Harnaday
Evans sparks Ottawa to 7 3 win over Paola in tourney
Paola and Ottawa both went 3 0 in last week’s rain shortened Ottawa Invitational and met in the Paola Tournament. Evans delivered a pivotal bunt and a diving catch to spark Ottawa’s three run third inning and a 7 3 victory. Smith earned the save. Ottawa advances in winner’s bracket to face Fort Scott.
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Paola
Kit Evans
Ottawa American Legion AA
Ottawa
Old Engine 8 Golf Tourney Set For Sunday
Old Engine 8 Company hosts its 11th annual golf tournament at LaMont Hills, already at capacity. Founded in 1991 by Ottawa Fire Department members to refurbish an old American LaFrance engine, the project relies on fundraisers and donations. Funds support the Kansas State Firefighters Association Auxiliary scholarships and various Ottawa community efforts.
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Engine 8 Company
LaMont Hills
Old
Ottawa Fire Department
Ottawa
Jeff Carner
Kansas State Firefighters Association Auxiliary
Carner
United States
Ottawa Girls Club
Ali's Daughter Wins Majority Decision In Sixteen Round Bout
Laila Ali edged Jacqui Frazier-Lyte by majority decision over eight competitive rounds at Turning Stone Casino Verona. Both daughters of boxing legends fought at a relentless, mid ring pace with Ali delivering hard lefts and right hands while Frazier-Lyte pressed forward seeking a knockout.
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Verona
N.Y
Laila Ali
Jacqui Frazier-Lyte
Turning Stone Casino
Joe Frazier
Muhammad Ali
Frazier-Lyte
Ali
Frazier-Lyde
Frazier- Lyde
Frazier- Lyte
Diamondbacks slam Royals as Gonzalez belts three homers
Arizona routs Kansas City 11-4 behind Luis Gonzalez three homer night and Randy Johnson seven innings with 11 strikeouts. Finley adds a three run shot. Royals drop to 21-39, matching their worst 60 game start. Johnson improves to 7-4 with major league leading 148 strikeouts.
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Kansas City
Luis Gonzalez
Randy Johnson
Arizona
Gonzalez
San Francisco
Barry Bonds
Johnson
Royals
Seattle
Rey Sanchez
RBI
Steve Finley
Diamondbacks
Mike Sweeney
Erik Sabel
Paul Byrd
Finley
Milwaukee
Byrd
Philadelphia
Mark Grace
Mac Suzuki
Craig Counsell
Doug Henry
Finely
Tony Womack
Carlos Febles
Todd Stottlemyre
Jermaine Dye
Womack
Houston
Astros
Roger Clemens
Tae Kwon Do school earns 24 trophies in Kansas City event
Jay Bacon and 14 other competitors from USA Tae Kwon Do School of Ultimate Power in Ottawa earned 24 trophies at a Kansas City competition. Bacon took two second place finishes in his first event. instructor Scott Smith said 30 students are enrolled with 15 competing and several new to the sport.
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Greg Mast
Herald
Jay Bacon
Kansas City
Ottawa
Smith
Attawgherald
USA
Tae Kwon Do
Ultimate Power
Craig Hendricks
Sean Cahill
Dr. Walter
Chase Graika
Bre Anne Hendricks
Samuel Westhoff
Jordan Markley
Mary Catharine Matta
Isaac Smith
Glen Cahill
Sam Smith
Diana Shepard
Sally Smith
Scott Smith
Wayne Leatheryberry
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New Jersey
Colorado
Phoenix
Dee Ter
Pennsylvania
Long Pond
Brickyard
Indianapolis
the Glen
Watkins Glen
Pepsi
Brooklyn
Mich
Southern
New Hampshire
Mbna.com
Dover
Kansas
Kon
Concord
Old Dominion
Alabama
Checker Auto Parts
Avondale
Ariz
Pennzall
Homestead
Hampton, Ga
Balliore
Laurent Rebours
Spain
Alex Corretja
France
Sebastien Grosjean
Roland Garros Stadium
Paris
Gustavo Kuerten
Brazil
Evans
Sparks
Herald Sports Editor
Eric Hull
Will Newland
Josh Gibbons
Nathan Steward
Travis Caryl
Steward
Staal
Adam
David Drumright
Josh Guilfoyle
Daryl
Cale Drumright
Guilfoyle
Beut
Drumright
Fort Scott
Lawrence
Ottawaherald.com
Tae Kwon Do School
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