Standings and Scores From Local Softball and NBA Update
Night Out leads standings at 17-1 with Insane 11-7 and Wildcats 9-9. Adult softball results show Advanta 7 Houston 5, Chicago 7, St Louis 6, Angeles 7, Colorado 4, San Francisco 9, San Diego 4. NBA Payot: Orlando 101 over Detroit 98 as Orlando takes series to 3-0. Houston 104 over L A Lakers 98. Seattle 96 over Sacramento 89.
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Cordova ignites 10-run inning in Twins 16 Royals 7 win
Marty Cordova sparked a 10-run fifth after a bases loaded triple and four RBIs as Minnesota surged past Kansas City 16-7. The Twins piled 16 hits, batting .301, and April runs reached a possible AL record with 175 as they improved to 13-12.
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Oilers Approved to Move to Nashville in 1998
NFL owners voted 23-6 to relocate the Houston Oilers to Nashville Tennessee in 1998 after two more years in Houston The move to a new 65000 seat stadium follows multiple league relocations and meets mixed reactions from team owners and city officials. mayoral statements and team plans hint at a possible nickname change and return to peak form for a Super Bowl bid.
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Pomona girls win Lyndon meet setting several records
Pomona High School dominated the Lyndon track meet on Tuesday winning the girls division with 163.5 points while Lyndon finished second with 103.5. Amy Hoffsommer and Melissa Lang set school records in discus and shot put respectively. The Pomona boys placed third as Waverly led with 135 points and Lyndon followed.
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Massimino Named Cleveland State Basketball Coach
Rollie Massimino, famed for Villanova’s NCAA title, was hired as Cleveland State head coach. He signed a four year contract at a $100 000 annual base salary with opportunities to run a basketball camp and do radio and television work.
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Baldwin Teams Struggle at Relays Finishing Behind Fort Scott
Baldwin Bulldogs place in the top tier of 16 teams but coach Ted Zuzzio criticizes overall showing. Girls finish second to Fort Scott 144 112. boys third behind Iola and Fort Scott. Key victors include Jenny Cook in 100 hurdles and 300 hurdles, Stacy Zuzzio in 800, Alli Walbridge high jump. Hess and Allen win events for boys. relays also produce top times. Both teams head to Wellsville Red Bud Classic Friday.
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Blur top Bushwhackers in Ottawa U19 girls soccer match
The Ottawa Blur defeated the Bushwhackers 4-0 as Misty Flanner Mindy Carlson and Megan Hull scored. Lisa Miller shared the shutout with defender Sandi Schmidt Sara Leinaker and Stephanie Floyd assisting. Ottawa United teams still have makeup games due to rain.
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Area sports physical night offered by AC district and doctors
Anderson County school district and area doctors sponsor a voluntary sports physical night on May 7 and 8 at the Anderson County Junior Senior High School gym. Eligible students from Anderson County Holy Angels or St John’s may participate. Sessions run 5 to 7 p.m. Reservations required due to limited slots. A signed form medical history and a $10 fee apply.
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Seventh grade boys and girls track meet results
Scores show Jayhawk Linn, Pleasanton, CH, Crest, Marmaton Valley, Uniontown leading seventh grade boys and girls divisions with detailed event results. Notable performances include Kelly in shot put and 200, Kueser in 1600 and 800, Tooley in 400, and Wuertz in discus and Wuertz 3200 for eighth grade girls.
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