Ottawa and area fall sports schedule Thursday action
Ottawa plays Harmon at 4 p.m. and Ward at 4 p.m. Wellsville meets Spring Hill at 4:30 p.m. Paola faces Anderson Co. at 4:30 p.m. Pomona hosts Central Heights at 4:30 p.m. Also Paola softball at Anderton Co. at 4:30 p.m. Ottawa SM North hosts track at 3 p.m. Redbud vs Wallsville at 3:30 p.m. Anderson Co. Invitational set for 8:30 p.m.
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Evening sports schedule across MLB NBA and NHL
On air Wednesday baseball features Philadelphia at San Francisco 2 p.m. ESPN and N Y Yankees vs Oakland 6 p.m. ESPN with N Y Mets at Arizona 8 30 p m ESPN2 BA Boston at Philadelphia 7 p m TNT San Antonio at Seattle 9 30 p m TNT and ESPN2 also N Y Mets at Arizona 8 30 p m ESPN2 NBA has Boston at Philadelphia 7 p m TNT San Antonio at Seattle 9 30 p m TNT NHL playoffs show San Jose at Colorado 9 p m ESPN
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Mizerock era begins with loss to Tigers
Detroit beat Kansas City 9-3 as first night on the job for interim manager John Mizerock ended in defeat. The 41-year-old, youngest manager in the majors, vowed improvement while noting a long season ahead. Royals GM Allard Baird stressed development and patience as Tony Muser’s firing made four skippers dismissed in the season’s first month.
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Ottawa Cyclones dominate Basehor-Linwood 6 1 in Ottawa
Ottawa High School football style coverage notes a 6-1 senior boys soccer win over Basehor-Linwood with Ottawa controlling play. Coach Kelly Smith shifted to a 6-4 then 6-3-1 formation, emphasizing ball control and communication while bench depth supplied pressure and subs.
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Ottawa HS girls soccer shows bright future with scoring burst
Ottawa dominated Basehor Linwood 4 2 as Caitlin Smith scored her first career goals and the team used a new setup to emphasize defense and counterattack. Caitlin Smith, Miranda Mitchell, Anne Massaglia, and Kimbra Savage helped push Ottawa’s offense while Seeger and Terr connected on key assists in a high output victory.
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Duncan to miss playoff game after father dies
San Antonio AP report: Tim Duncan will miss Game 4 of the Spurs Sonics series after his father William Duncan died in North Carolina. David Robinson will also be out with a strained back, leaving San Antonio short two 7 footers as Seattle threatens to clinch in Seattle Friday.
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Maxwell stars as Ottawa sweeps Wyandotte in baseball
Ottawa High sophomore Andrew Maxwell threw a no-hitter and drove in nine runs in a twin bill rout of Wyandotte, boosting Ottawa to 10-4 with a four-game win streak. Maxwell hit three homers and a double, while Drumright Hermreck and Guilfoyle added RBIs as Ottawa exploded for 29 runs.
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