Baseball Standings and Schedule Highlights Mixed with Local Events
MLB standings show American and National Leagues with team records and upcoming games. Notable items include a three man benefit golf scramble at Lamont Hill to aid the Ottawa Fire Department and a booster club meeting for Wellsville High School activities, plus a note that the Ottawa Herald Area Track Honor Roll moves to Saturday this week.
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Ottawa Fire Department
Steve DeLaTome
Wellsville High School
Ottawa Herald Area
Garnett girls win Cramer Classic relay crown
Garnett's girls claim the Wellsville Cramer Sports Classic team title with 109 points, outdistancing Eudora 102. Garnett swept gold in the 400 800 and 1600 relays, but a misstep in the 800 relay cost the squad a celebrated victory moment. Coach Richard Ebel notes the lane misalignment as the error.
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Herald
Wellsville
ABC
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Eagles
Misty Thuro
Allison Howard
Kristin Bloss
Becky Broers
Richard Ebel
Osawatomie boys claim another Cramer crown
Wellsville ace Ryan Wade swept both distance events at the eighth annual Cramer Sports Classic, clocking 4:37.2 in the 1600 and 9:58.0 in the 3200 to set a meet record. Osawatomie briefly threatened the team title as Wellsville won 9514 to 97. Other area standouts included Louisburg jumper Andy Wright with meet records in the long and triple jumps and Central Heights relay and sprint champions.
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Jason Booe
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Cramer Classic Boys Team Results From Meet Summary
Osawatomie edged Wellsville 97 95 with Baldwin 75 and Louisburg 59 in a close team standings at the Cramer Classic. Individual leaders include Heck 6-4 high jump for Baldwin and Wright 224% in long jump as meet records noted for Osawatomie. Faiman led shot put at 49-814 and Willey topped javelin 187-6.
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Nemecheck
Royals finish off sweep of Brewers
Kansas City Royals complete a 6-4 win over Milwaukee Brewers at Royals Stadium to cap a two-game sweep and their fourth win in five games. Lefty Chet Young earned his first Royals win despite a rough first inning, with Neal Heaton and Jeff Montgomery finishing.
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Kansas City Royals
Royals
Milwaukee Brewers
Royals Stadium
Cunt Young
Young
Bob Melvin
Robin Young
Neal Heaton
Jeff Montgomery
Kevin McReynolds
Melvin
Cyclones Tennis Struggles At Washburn Quad Meet
TOPEKA Ottawa Highs varsity tennis endured a tough quad at Washburn Rural, finishing 3-9 against Rural Topeka West and St. Thomas Aquinas. Jeff Garland lost all three top singles, Keith Johnson won one then fell twice. Barker Satterlee and McElfresh Prentice each won one doubles match but lost the rest. JV swept Gardner Edgerton at Forest Park with multiple 8-1 to 8-0 singles wins and identical 8-3 doubles scores. The varsity heads to De Soto Invitational Saturday.
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Cyclones
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Topeka West
St. Thomas Aquinas
Jeff Garland
Keith Johnson
Mike Barker
Brent Satterlee
Forest Park
Gardner- Edgerton
Faruk Sahagh
Jason Haney
Jason Neff
Bulls lift series with 86 78 win over Knicks
The Chicago Bulls evened the Eastern Conference semifinal against New York 2 0 with an 86 78 victory. B J Armstrong scored six straight late points finishing with 18 while Michael Jordan led Chicago with 27. Patrick Ewing had 16 for the Knicks as the series switches to New York for games three and four.
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B.J. Armstrong
Bulls
Knicks
Michael
Jordan
Patrick Ewing
New York
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