Schedules Highlight Area Golf Track Tennis and Baseball
Wednesday golf in the Huron League at Bonner Springs 3 p.m. Thursday features Frontier League track at Prairie View 3 30 and Huron League tennis at Ottawa 3 p.m. Snarer Ottawa faces Highland Park at 4 p.m. Friday shows Huron League Ottawa 4 p.m. Three Rivers League Pleasanton 3 p.m. Baseball Ottawa at KC Washington 4 p.m.
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Sports schedule with NBA NBA and PGA events listed
ESPN2 airs Atlanta at St Louis and Chicago at Los Angeles with games at 6 p m and 9 p m. Indiana at Miami and Minnesota at Sacramento tip times 7 p m and 9 30 p m on ESPN. Byron Nelson PGA coverage at 3 p m on USA. TBS carries Atlanta at St Louis at noon and Chicago at Los Angeles at 2 p m on WGN. Lakers visit San Antonio at 7 15 p m on ABC. NHL playoffs feature Tampa Bay at Philadelphia 6 p m on ESPN and San Jose at Calgary at 9 p m.
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Estes
Thursday Baseball Games and Pitchers Matchups
Thursday schedules show Oakland at Detroit with Redman facing Maroth, Anaheim at New York with Lackey against Lieber, Seattle at Minnesota featuring Franklin versus Santana, and one more game at Chicago White Sox with Schoenewels opposing Ainsworth in a packed slate.
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Missouri on NCAA hot seat amid violations allegations
Missouri faces 42 NCAA allegations from 1999 to 2003 while Quin Snyder apologized and assistant Lane Odom resigned. The university plans a formal written response by July 1 as the Infractions Committee weighs potential sanctions including scholarships.
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Ottawa Cyclones sweep Atchison for best season yet
The Ottawa High softball team finished 14-6 overall and 5-1 in the Huron League to claim the league title for the second straight year. Ottawa won 9-0 and 8-0 in Atchison behind Megan Ramsey’s 16 strikeouts in game one and 3 in game two. Senior Rae Ann Tharp started a rally in the opener, while Carlsie Eichenberger added timely hitting including two triples. Ramsey drove in multiple runs and Brimblecom and George also contributed significant hits as Ottawa extended its win streak and prepared for regional play.
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Renee Malburg
Gam Malburg
Megan Ram
Sey
Ramsey
Rae Ann Tharp
Sara Hanson
Julianne George
Brimblecom
George
Spratt
Carlsie Eichenberger
Hanson
Amanda Guenther
Eichenberger
Guenther
Ashlee Moore
Maggie Ferguson
Are
Malburg
Ottawa Hart nets first high school goal in 2-0 win
Ottawa High School girls soccer beat Piper 2-0 in Kansas City Kaw. Hart converted a penalty for her first high school goal after a handball in the box. Ottawa improves to 8-7 headed to Thursday's regular season finale against Highland Park.
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Kelly Smith
Kari
Piper
Kaw
Hart
Topeka
Highland Park
Ottawa Cyclones
Aneyt
Ley
Jara Vance
Ardyth Mosher
Smith
Mosher
Stephanie Mars
Gonzalez, Sweeney power Royals past Blue Jays 5 1
Kansas City tops Toronto 5 1 as Juan Gonzalez delivers the tiebreaking single in the sixth and Mike Sweeney adds a two run double. Halladay suffers the loss after giving up five runs in 6 2 3 innings. Royals snap seven home losses to Jays and seek consecutive wins.
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Carlos Delgado
Tosca
Reyes
Kelly Stinnett
RBI
Hudson
Carlos Beltran
Ken Harvey
Beltran
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