Cyclones eye SMN Relays at Shawnee Mission North
About 30 schools will send track teams to Friday's Shawnee Mission North Relays with Ottawa High School competing. Preliminary races start 3 p.m. field events 3:30 p.m. finals 6:15 p.m. Tickets cost 3 dollars for adults, 1 dollar for students. free for elementary students with an adult. Shawnee Mission North located at 7401 Johnson Drive.
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Shawnee Mission North
Ottawa High School
Kansas City
Kansas
Johnson Drive
Shawnee
Baseball schedule highlights from Thursday and Friday confusion
A cluttered baseball schedule shows Thursday games featuring Oakland at Boston and Seattle at Cleveland, with multiple late matches and cross league listings. Friday fixtures include New York at Detroit, Cleveland at Chicago, Boston at Milwaukee, Texas at Kansas City, Oakland at California, Minnesota at Seattle, plus mixed NL games across Philadelphia, Montreal, St Louis and more.
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Oakland
B. Wit
Boston
Clemens
California
Sanderson
New York
M.witt
Seattle
Johnson
Cleveland
Mena
Baltimore
McDonald
Toronto
Brow
Key
Detroit
Moore
Valenzuela
St. Torani
Hentgen
Nagy
Chicago
Alvarez
Darwin
Milwaukee
Wegman
Texas
Ryan
Kansas City
Pichardo
Downs
Finley
Minnesota
Tapani
Powell
Wolfe
Philadiphia
Montreal
St Louis
Pinsburgh
San Francisco
Houston
Atlanta
San Diego Ik
Saa
Angeles
Cincinnati
Colorado
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Florida
San Diego
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Belcher
Rabek
Smoltz
Swipdell
Auapta
Avery
Heary
Re.Gross
San Frenchety
Black
Kansas
Baltimors
Baseball and softball plans delayed at Ottawa High
Ottawa High School will not present a plan to add baseball and softball to the Ottawa Board of Education on Monday. Principal Gary Mavity cited lack of unanimous support and competing district needs as reasons to hold the proposal. He noted startup costs around 16 000 dollars with two coaches and varsity teams, and said the issue could reappear later, possibly this summer, while the board considers other spending proposals.
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Tim O'Keefe
Herald
Ottawa High School
Ottawa Board of Education
Gary Mavity
Mavity
OHS
Jack Maxwell
Maxwell
Virginia Cavaliers escape major NCAA sanctions
Virginia avoided major penalties after an NCAA review found illegal loans to athletes and coaches across four sports. The 15 page report imposed two years of probation, reduced football graduate assistants, and two scholarship losses in each of the next two academic years. Virginia must implement an athletic department education program on NCAA rules.
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Charlottesville
Virginia
NCAA
Cavaliers
Virginia Student Aid Foundation
USAF
Dick Schultz
Schultz
Late break helps Kansas City take split
Kansas City Royals beat Detroit 4-3 to split their two game series. In the bottom of the ninth Jeff Montgomery walked Scott Livingstone after two strikeouts, Skeeter Barnes attempted to steal, and Mike Macfarlane threw Barnes out at second. Harvey Pulliam homered in the eighth to tie it 3-3, and Brian McRae scored on Wells wild throw and Pulliam's homer. Detroit starter David Wells took the loss, his first in six starts.
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Detroit
Jeff Montgomery
Sparky Anderson
Montgomery
Kansas City
Royals
Tigers
Mickey Tettleton
Rob Deer
Scott Livingstone
Anderson
Skeeter Barnes
Livingstone
Barnes
Chad Kreuter
Mike Macfarlane
Kreuter
Gary Thurman
Skeeter
Sparky
Hal McRae
McRae
Harvey Pulliam
David Wells
Brian McRae
Wells
Pulliam
Wolverine star Webber to skip Michigan and go pro
Chris Webber, All American and Fab Five member at Michigan, will skip his final two college seasons to enter the NBA draft. He said he is ready for the pro level despite the NCAA title game losses and a famed controversial timeout. Philadelphia GM Jimmy Lynam and coach Steve Fisher supported his decision.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Chris Webber
Michigan
Webber
Duke
North Carolina
Jalen Rose
Jimmy King
Juwan Howard
Ray Jackson
Wolverines
Philadelphia 76Ers
Jimmy Lynam
NBA
Lynam
Fisher
Illness gives Clark, so a different outlook on life
Randy Clark, Ottawa High School helper and grandson Brian recall the impact of Bill Clark illness after quadruple bypass surgery. Doctors debated stopping life support in late March as family prayed, then Bill's health suddenly improved, enabling daytime breathing without a machine and hopeful recovery. The Ottawa community prayer chain is cited as a factor. Brian, a Cyclones hurdler, notes the changed perspective on life and sport.
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Randy Clark
Brian
Randy
Bill
Ottawa High School
Bill Clark
Cyclones
Wichita
Clarks
Ottawa
Ottawa University
Braves
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