MLB Standings and Upcoming Games Snapshot
American League East sees Toronto leading with 22 wins while Baltimore and Boston trail. National League East shows Pittsburgh atop with 21 wins as New York and St. Louis follow. A dense schedule lists Tuesday games including Seattle at New York and Oakland at Toronto with multiple cross league matchups.
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Baker breaks nine year district crown with late rally
Baker University defeated Emporia State 23 to 22 in an eight run rally in the bottom of the ninth and winning in the 10th on Chad Durst’s single. Durst went 3 for 5 with two walks and Juan Price added three homers and eight RBIs in the wild NAIA District 10 final. Baker advances to the Area Three tournament in Lawrence.
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Emporia
Baker University
Emporia State
Kansas Newman
Wildcats
Baker
Chad Durst
Bryan Grigsby
Durst
Juan Price
Cats
San Diego
Lawrence
Clark's surge dooms Royals at home on Mother's Day
Jack Clark powered Boston past Kansas City 10-6 with three homers and six RBIs, lifting his team as he dedicated the blasts to his mother. Frank Viola earned the win in a five inning start, and Boston capitalized on Royals misplays and a hip injury to Melvin.
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Marietta, Ga
Tom Kite
Augusta
Kite
David Duval
Georgia Tech
Doug Tucker
Kansas City, Mo
Jennie Clark
Royals Stadium
Jack
Boston
Kansas City
Clark
Mike Magnante
Magnante
Hal
McRae
Frank Viola
Viola
Royals
Bob Melvin
Butch Hobson
Frank
Hobson
Norwood sets record in 100 for Ottawa High track
Cory Norwood led Ottawa High at Shawnee Mission North and Chanute Invitations setting a school 100 record at 10.7 in a prelim and winning the Chanute 100. He finished second in the 200, anchored the 400 relay, and helped the OHS boys place third as Iola won the meet. Norwood also ran a tiring 200 in 23.76 after a late-night travel.
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Chanute
Cory Norwood
Ottawa High
OHS
Ottawa
Norwood
OHL
Iola
Cyclone
OHS golfers break through with season title at Garnett Invite
Ottawa High School golfers won the Garnett Invitational posting 339, ahead of Iola and Paola. Jon Troutman led the field with 73, while Judd Mourning shot 80 for second place and Josh Ostmeyer added 85 to place eighth amid tough pin placements. Ottawa next competes in the Huron League tournament at Atchison.
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Cyclones
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John Katzer
David Testorff
Todd Grigg
OHS
Atchison
Jon Troutman
Osawatomie
Judd Mourning
Ouawa
Chris Brigham
Iola
Chad Travers
Jeff Locke
Gardner-Edgerton
Bryan Breckenridge
Louisburg
Travis Coffield
Josh Dullmeyer
Johnson
Ottawa University track ends season at NAIA District 10 meet
Injury plagued Braves finish seventh among 12 men’s teams at Memorial Stadium, Fort Hays State wins with 155 points and Southwestern second with 118. Women's team ends ninth with 16 points as Emporia State takes the title. OU veterans Bouleware and athletes endured setbacks. Mike Olszowka and Todd Schultze highlighted vault and decathlon.
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Ottawa University
University of Kansas
Braves
Billy Proctor
Don Bouleware
Ralph Young
Mike Olszowka
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Baker Claims District Crown
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Town
Jess Pit- Man
Shane Koranda
Fred King
Carlos McClain
Carlos
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Stacey Buckhausen
Roxanne Ritzel
Bernie Coons
King and
Simon Fraser College
Burnaby
British Columbia
Canada
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