Baseball scores and schedules from weekend and midweek games
League standings show Baltimore Minnesota Chicago Toronto and Oakland posting results. Sunday scores include Boston 1 Chicago 17 and California 3 Toronto 3. Evening matchups list Detroit Seattle Cleveland Texas New York Kansas City and others with pitcher and time notes for 6:05 to 7:08 p.m. starts.
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Neagle
NBA Playoff Glance From The Associated Press
The first round results include Orlando defeating a team 99 92 and Chicago beating San Antonio 89 96 with Denver over Rio Antonio. The brief summary blends several game scores and team mentions from the playoff slate.
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Rio Anonio
Royals youth trio shines as Nunnally leads win
Kansas City Royals fans saw a glimpse of the future as rookie Jon Nunnally homered in his first at bat and added two more hits in a 9-3 win over the New York Yankees. Center fielder Tom Goodwin extends his hit streak to four games, while Michael Tucker makes a highlight catch and all three youngsters impress on defense.
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Williamsburg Dominates Invite In Dual Meet Sweep
Williamsburg squads swept the Williamsburg Invitational with the Panthers boys and girls both securing titles. Senior Bryan Reichard won the 400 meters in 53.99 and Audrey Silvey took the 800 in 2:09.25 as Williamsburg dominated field events led by Shanna Shoemaker high jumping 5-2 and multiple relay victories forming a wide meet margin.
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Ottawa Cyclones Pound BV 5-2 in Tight Dual
Ottawa improves to five wins with three singles and two doubles victories over Blue Valley-Stanley. Neff edges Audley 8-6 after trailing, Spooner dominates 8-1, and Gabriella Brown win in a three setter 7-6 5-7 7-6 as Ottawa earns a key regional win en route to state. They head to the DeSoto Invitational next.
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Nile Petersen
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Peterson
Ottawa Dominates Javelin at Shawnee Heights Meet
Ottawa athletes highlighted a strong showing at Shawnee Heights Invitational led by Aaron Gumm’s 212-3 javelin win and 3200 relay victory in 8:36.8. Amanda Duncan swept hurdles and placed in triple jump, Wendy Duran shines in 400, while Keith Fouts clocks 10:08.5 in 3200. Olathe North tops team tally as Ottawa places high with multiple scorers.
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Blades rookie Jani Caloun nets first goals in opener
Kansas City Blades rookie Jani Caloun broke the 50 year history by scoring twice in Friday's opener against Geoff Sarjeant. The goals came in the first 22 minutes, marking the third game of the season and the second double overtime contest.
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