COTE Church Softball Friday Schedule at Forest Park
Friday June 20 at Forest Park starting 6 p.m. Agape Christian faces Nazarene at 7 p.m. Ottawa Bible meets Commun ity Foursquare at 8 p.m. Wellsville Baptist plays Sacred Heart at 9 p.m. Paola Assembly battles Faith Lutheran at 10 p.m. Church of Christ takes on Faith Baptist North.
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Forest Park
Agape Christian
Nazarene
Ottawa Bible
Foursquare
Wellsville Baptist
Sacred Heart
Paola Assembly
Faith Lutheran
Baseball Standings and Schedule Across Leagues
The report lists American League East and Central standings with teams Baltimore New York Toronto Detroit Boston and more, plus West standings Seattle Texas Anaheim Oakland and a dense slate of Sunday and Monday games with results and upcoming matchups. National League standings include Atlanta Florida Montreal New York Philadelphia Houston Pittsburgh St Louis Cincinnati Chicago San Francisco Colorado Los Angeles San Diego and related records, with daily results and key matchups.
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Chicago
Minnesota
Seattle
Texas
Anaheim
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N.Y
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San Diego
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Foster
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Navarro
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Blair
Cincinnati
Tomko
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Ruffcorn
Sele
Helling
Lira
Smiley
Anderson
Raynose
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Loaiza
Rodriguez
Houston
Garcia
Haney
Gonzalez
Drabek
Burkett
Thomson
Finlay
Park
Oquis
Hamilton
Fassero
Reuter
Atlanta
Montreal
St. Louis
Sanfrancisco
Legion AA bats erupt on road in confident sweep
Ottawa Legion AA broke out on a road trip, sweeping Clay Center after a 15-1 nightcap win at Concordia and an 11-10 opener no Sunday rally, aided by multiple players with 4 plus hits. Craig Carlson and Dustin Benjamin led a 28-hit weekend as Ottawa clinched a 19-4 final game victory.
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Ottawa American Legion
Ottawa
Concordia
Legion Bats
Clay Center
Scott Barnhart
Barnhart
Craig Carlson
Clay Casady
Josh Turner
Dustin Benjamin
Jeremy Fredricks
Luke Queen
Ottawa High seniors shine in summer basketball blowout
Ottawa High School hosted 42 games across 25 teams from sixth grade to varsity in the Ottawa Basketball Blowout. Ricky Bulmer, Ottawa’s senior-to-be, sank two free throws with 1.1 seconds left to lift Ottawa over Lawrence 51-49 for third in the varsity division, which SM South won. Ottawa pools included wins over Tonganoxie and Iola, and JV placed third after a 49-40 win over Shawnee Heights.
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Phrate
Jay Thornton
Ricky Bulmer
Ottawa
Tonganoxie
OHS
Fort Scott
Narowly
Freeman
Shawnee Mission South
Shawnee Heights
Ottawa JV
Iola
Burlington
SM South
Bulmer
Lawrence
Free State
Satay
Sunlay
Royals sweep Pirates as interleague crowds soar
Kansas City defeated Pittsburgh 8-1 to clinch two of three in the interleague series. Jose Offerman went 4-for-4 with three RBIs, David Howard added two doubles and an RBI, while Jeff King contributed 0-for-2 as Chili Davis sat. Crowds totaled 35,774 on Sunday and 108,536 for the series, boosting talk of a Pittsburgh return. Pirates struggle as they head on a 10-game road trip with a slim lead in the NL Central fading.
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Ittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chili Davis
Kansas City
Pittsburgh
Jeff King
Royals
Herb Robinson
Jay Bell
Pirates
Three Rivers Stadium
Gene Lamont
Minnesota
Lamont
Davis
King
Jose Offerman
David Howard
Bell
Frederick remains at Kansas as UNC job ends
Frederick, KU athletic director since 1987, announced he will not pursue UNC’s vacant post. He cited family ties and love for Kansas and Lawrence, though he had talked with North Carolina officials due to his friendship with coach Dean Smith. UNC is seeking a replacement for John Swofford.
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Lawrence
Kan
Bob Frederick
University of Kansas
North Carolina
Frederick
Brad
The
Tar
Heels
Dean Smith
Smith
John Swofford
Els Wins U.S. Open as Montgomerie Falls Short Again
Ernie Els claimed his second U.S. Open title with a 4 under 276 at Congressional. Colin Montgomerie faltered on No 17, while Tom Lehman slid with bogeys late, leaving Els the youngest two major winner on tour and the first foreign multiple U.S. Open champion.
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Els
Lehman
Montgomerie
Tiger Woods
Congressional Country Club
Jeff Maggert
Eli
Tiger
Scotsman
Oakmont
Tom Kite
Pebble Beach
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Casady
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