MLB Schedule and standings snapshot with upcoming games
The bulletin lists multiple baseball games with team matchups and starting times, including Philadelphia at Cincinnati and San Diego at Pittsburgh, plus Sunday and Saturday schedules. It also notes Baker University freshman Lance Cheatham pitching a three hit shutout to beat Mayville State 7-0 in the NALA Arma 3 tournament, with key BU contributions from Jeff Norman and Byron Grigsby. Additionally, Greg LeMond leads Tour Du Pont after a stage finish, narrowing overall standings by 13 seconds.
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Cyclones seek league titles at Ottawa Huron meet
Scott Hollister reports Ottawa High hosts the Huron League track championships at Steve Grogan Stadium. Cyclones shift athletes into new events to gain points, with Brian Clark Heath Duncan pole vaulting Cory Norwood triple jumping and Cornelius Kingcannon long jumping. Coaches stress readiness as prelims begin at 4 30 p m and finals at 6 p m.
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Ottawa High
Steve Grogan
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Heath Duncan
Cory Norwood
Cornelius Kingcannon
OHL
Mark Laws
Cyclones
Ottawa High wins Huron League golf title
Ottawa High School dominates the Huron League tournament with a 324 team score led by Judd Mourning at 74. Teammates Landon Thompson 82 and Josh Oxtmeyer 82 follow as Ottawa places six players under 90 and eyes a state berth at Topeka regional. Bishop Ward 358 and Atchison 367 follow in team standings.
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Quawa
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Ronner Springs
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Todd Grige
Joe Serringe
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John Katzer
Five to join OU's athletic shrine in 1971 class
Ottawa University announces the 1971 athletic hall of fame inductees at 2 p.m. Saturday in Wilson Field House. Mirko Grgas, a Yugoslavian from New York, joins Omer Brenton, David Hale, Donald Simons, and Ron Yingling as former OU standouts to be honored.
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Braves honored on KCAC all conference team
Ottawa University Braves earn five all conference honors as coaches select Hase Lloyd Howell Morgan on first team and English as honorable mention. Hase batted .372 with four homers and 12 RBIs. Lloyd hit .412 with four homers and 30 RBIs and 3.41 ERA. Howell .377 with seven homers and 37 RBIs. Morgan batted .443 with four homers and 16 RBIs and led with 37 strikeouts as pitcher. English hit .326 with four homers and 21 RBIs. team finished 9-28.
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Knicks force seventh game in NBA playoffs
The Knicks beat the Bulls 100-86 to force a decisive seventh game as Patrick Ewing Xavier McDaniel and John Starks led a fourth quarter rally after Ewing tweaked his ankle. Chicago faded with only 29 percent shooting in the final period. Utah and Portland advanced to the Western Conference finals with wins.
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NEW York
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Patrick Ewing
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John Starks
Chicago
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Garland wins individual crown at Gardner-Edgerton invite
Jeff Garland of Ottawa High becomes the first Ottawa singles champion at the Gardner-Edgerton Invitational in five years, scoring 14 points to help the Cyclones tie for second. The meet featured combined divisions, with Garland defeating Atchison, Maur Hill and SMNW contenders en route to the title, while Ottawa also fielded Keith Johnson in singles and two doubles teams that posted mixed results. The Cyclones head to regional play at Wyandotte County Park in Kansas City.
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Gardner-Edgerton
Garland
Cyclones
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Ottawa
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Shawnee Mission Northwest
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Joe Domann
Max Bona
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Jeff Sykes
Mike Grippen
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Joe Plas
Jorge Santana
Buzzy Lambert
Johnson
Mike Barker
Brent Satterlee
Ed Ellis
Mat Austin
Kevin Grider
Matt Cherny
Angelo Bartufica
Richie Wessels
SM Northwest
Willy Adam
Brian Hunter
Darren McElfresh
Ben Prentice
Tom
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