Ottawa KC Piper Soccer and KW Ottawa Softball Schedule
Tuesday events include Ottawa at KC Piper boys soccer from 4 to 5 30 p m and Kansas Wesleyan University Ottawa softball at 4 p m The KW Ottawa baseball game starts at 4 p m Also Wellsville Snowball Relays track meets at 4 p m Wednesday Benedictine College softball hosts Ottawa at 4 30 p m Thursday Ottawa high school golf at Banner Springs near Ottewa at 3 p m
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Baseball Exhibition Update From the American and National Leagues
MLB standings show Boston and New York leading the American League with strong records while San Diego and Los Angeles pace the National League. Sunday results feature wins by Toronto over Philadelphia, Kansas City over Minnesota, and Cincinnati over Detroit, among others, with several day games listed for Tuesday through Thursday including key matchups like Chicago White Sox at Texas and Boston at Oakland.
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Angels option Vonlandingham and Chavez to Vancouver
The Anaheim Angels optioned right handed pitchers William Vonlandingham and Anthony Chavez to the Vancouver team of the Pacific Coast League. Baltimore Orioles reassigned pitchers Doug Johns and Nerro Rodriguez, catchers Melvin Rosario and Charlie Greene, infielders PJ Forbes and Ryan Minor and outfielder Jesus Tavarez to their minor league camp.
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Mutiny Ties Topeka In U14 Soccer Opener
Ottawa United Soccer Club's new under 14 girls team, the Ottawa Mutiny, opened the spring season with a 0 0 draw against Topeka Orange in Topeka. Tonya Sharp played in goal as coach Al Seeger praised the team's effort and hustle.
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Tennessee Lady Vols win NCAA title in rout of Louisiana Tech
Tennessee's 93 75 victory capped a third straight NCAA crown as the undefeated Lady Vols outpaced Louisiana Tech from the opening 15 2 run. Tech's LaQuana Stallworth and Leon Barmore lamented missed moments while Monica Maxwell urged no surrender in the final minutes as Tennessee dominance drew praise for the season.
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Utah and Kentucky Duel In NCAA Championship Showdown
Utah and Kentucky meet in the NCAA title game amid a maddest March with overtime possibilities and payback motives. Utah seeks revenge after recent postseason losses to Kentucky, riding a strong run including an upset of North Carolina and a rout of Arizona.
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NCAA semifinal fight over slur causes charges in Utah NC game
In San Antonio a heated argument during Utah’s 65 59 upset over North Carolina sparked accusations of Britton Johnson using the N word and Makhtar Ndiaye spitting. Both denied the slur, Johnson claiming the tape will vindicate him, while Ndiaye refused to comment on spitting.
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Smith walks away from comeback with Royals
Lee Smith, 40, walks away from professional baseball after declining Triple-A assignment with Kansas City. He notes teams cut back on signings, while Royals seek veteran leadership. Smith saved 478 games over 18 big-league seasons and is praised by GM Herb Rooney for work ethic.
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Royals rout Twins in spring finale as Radke battles nerves
Kansas City pounces on Brad Radke in five innings, scoring early and tagging him for four runs. Radke, eyeing the home opener, vows seven or eight innings next time. Felix Martinez at short amid 1998 season doubts, Muser defending his rookie’s error potential as a leadership test.
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