MILB Standings and Tuesday MLB schedule notes
MLB and National League standings update with listed games and times. Teams include Texas at Baltimore, California at Detroit, Minnesota at Boston, Kansas City at Cleveland, Milwaukee at Chicago, Toronto at Oakland, New York at Seattle, plus evolving NL East and West races and Saturday results. Also reports on Ottawa University president Hal Germer’s hole-in-one and Kansas basketball chaos.
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OttawaU claims three KCAC track titles at Sterling
Ottawa University won three KCAC titles at the Kansas Conference meet in Sterling. Todd Schultze led the men with pole vault wins, Shane Koranda claimed the javelin title, while Bernie Coons captured the ECAC shot put. The OU women placed sixth overall as Coons set a state marker and OU earned several relay podiums.
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Royals Appier Dominates Red Sox For 5-2 Win
Kansas City right-hander Kevin Appier earned his first win after five starts as the Royals defeated Boston 5-2. Appier yielded 10 hits and three walks in eight innings, aided by two sun-affected outfield plays and a key double play grounder. Brian McRae made a spectacular backhand catch off Wade Boggs and left with an adhesive patch above his eye.
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Cyclone thinclads break new ground at Shawnee Heights
Ottawa High athletes make strides with season-best marks at Shawnee Heights Invitational. OHL boys win three golds and 96 points led by relay teams with 8:28.97 and 3:29.98 in relays and Aaron Gumm’s javelin of 175-1. Norwood, Wendler, Thompson, Black, Dietrich post multiple season bests as Black earns two third places and the 400 relay trims its time.
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Braves split finale in doubleheader with Mid-America Nazarene
Ottawa University baseball ends season 9-28 after a 6-4 opener win and 11-2 loss. Lynn English drives in a run with a double. Brad Hase homers to extend the lead. Brandon Henry earns the win. Second game fallout includes seven runs in the second inning and a 11-2 defeat. Coaches to discuss all conference honors next.
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Playoff veterans shown the door as Clippers push series
The Detroit Pistons and Los Angeles Lakers playoff runs ended early while the LA Clippers forced a decisive fifth game by outlasting Utah 115-107. Game 5 moves to Salt Lake City after a disrupted schedule amid LA unrest.
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