Standings and schedules for major leagues
The American League East shows Baltimore, New York, Toronto, Boston and Detroit with win loss records and games back. Central lists Milwaukee and Cleveland tied, Kansas City and Chicago, Minnesota, Seattle and Texas appear in other divisions with varying records. Sunday and Monday results feature multiple matchups, including Baltimore over Seattle and Milwaukee over Anaheim. National League standings feature Atlanta, Florida, Montreal, New York, Philadelphia, Houston, Pittsburgh, St. Louis, Cincinnati, Chicago, San Francisco, San Diego, and Los Angeles with win totals and pennants. A slate of Tuesday night and upcoming games includes cross-division clashes and ace pitchers listed with starting times.
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Playoff Glance Second Round and NHL Semifinals Dates
The AP sports rundown lists NBA second round results from May 10 and 11 with Chicago beating Atlanta 100-80 and New York 77-73 over Miami, plus Utah leading the Lakers 3-1 and other series updates. NHL conference semifinals show Philadelphia defeating Buffalo 4-1 and Colorado leading New Jersey, with games scheduled May 15 and 16 for conference finals.
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Ottawa relay nears state mark at Shawnee Mission North Relays
Ottawa girls 3200 relay team clocked 9:43.9 to approach last year’s state record 9:42.7, led by Bridget Morrisey Jessica Sylvester Rachel Trendel and Wendy Duran. Whitney Drumright extended her javelin record with 138-6, Leanne Drumright third, Mindy Brown sixth. Boys place entries included Chris Berr 53-7 shot put and Sam Herzog 2:04 800. Ottawa heads to Huron League meet Thursday in Bonner Springs.
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Redbud Classic Track Meet Results and Records Set
The Redbud Classic produced a close boys team finish with Baldwin and Wellsville tying at 85 points, while Baldwin swept the girls title with 119 points. Pomona set several school records led by Becki Cargo and Michael Stambaugh winning multiple events, as Wellsville’s Emily Bloss and Pomona’s crews highlighted a meet rich in records across track events and relays.
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Arstrorah
Wells Drives Yankees Past Royals On Mother's Day
David Wells pitched 8 1 3 innings of five-hit ball as the Yankees beat Kansas City 3-2 on Mother's Day. He honored his late mother Eugenia with a chest tattoo and daily prayers, while Bernie Williams homered for New York, which celebrated its World Series rings ceremony.
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RBI
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Joe Vitiello
Jose Offerman
Royals
Attack wins NPSL title in Kansas City sweep
Goran Hunjak and Brian Loftin sparked a late burst as the Kansas City Attack defeated the Cleveland Crunch 15-12 to complete a four game sweep of the NPSL championship series. The Attack trailed 4-1 in the second quarter before scoring 11 straight with goals from Loftin, Houser, Tschantzet, and Koetters. Kansas City led 12-4 at halftime and held off a Crunch rally led by Karic, Schweitzer, and Marinaro to seal the title.
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Zoran Karic
Scott Schweitzer
Hector Marinaro
Baldwin nips AC for golf team title
In the Ander son County Invitational Baldwin edged Anderson County by one stroke to win the team title. Baldwin posted a four man total of 337 while Anderson County totaled 338. Ottawa finished 10th with 373 and Ottawa will next face the Huron League at Sunflower Hills. Ethan Harrington of Anderson County earned medalist honors with a 78. Baldwin’s Jake Wright was runner up with an 80 followed by Bryan Wright and Jared Beets tied for fourth with 83.
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Baldwin
Ottawa
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Beets
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Jud Strong
Brad Gilges
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Dean Barr
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Andrew Hermreck
Sunflower Hills
Bonner Springs
Ottawa netters near powers in Huron League title race
Ottawa finished third at the DeSoto Invitational behind DeSoto Baldwin in a tight eight team field. Doubles pair Jeff Barker Levi Moore placed third after a 2 6 3 6 3 - close losses. Singles Seth Sheldon finished third, while Tim Bunch Daniel Jesson won the consolation bracket. Coach Nile Peterson praised the effort and urged continued progress.
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Cyclone
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Gardner
Tim Kleier
Shawn Beatty
Akiba Medina
Jason Klinghoffer
Dan Spencer
Tim Bunch
Daniel Jesson
Matt Cow
L.D. Herzog
Ottawa United U 17s stay unbeaten with 7 3 win over Emporia
Ottawa's U 17 boys tied 3 3 at halftime as Justin Altic Chris Skiles and Josh Garcia scored. In the second half Luke Queen scored three goals after switching from goalie to forward, with Skiles and Ben Weaver adding second half goals to seal the 7 3 victory over Emporia.
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Chris Skiles
Josh Garcia
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Skiles
Ben Weaver
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