Baseball Scoreboard Monday Results and Upcoming Games
Recaps show California 7 Detroit 1, Kansas City 5 Boston 4, Seattle 1 New York 0, Chicago 9 Texas 0, Baltimore 6 Minnesota 3, Milwaukee 6 Oakland 2. Monday games list Trout, Bomback, Clark, Torrez, Keough, Henko, Denny, Spitlorff, Matlack, Petry with varied records. Tuesday schedules include Seattle at Boston, Oakland at Baltimore, Chicago at Toronto, California at Cleveland, Kansas City at New York, Texas at Detroit, Minnesota at Milwaukee.
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Detroit
Kansas City
Boston
Seattle
New York
Chicago
Texas
Baltimore
Minnesota
Milwaukee
Oakland
Trout
Toronto
Bomback
Clark
Torrez
Keough
McGregor
Henko
Cleveland
Denny
Spitlorff
John
Matlack
Petry
Amy Boston
Aly
West Oakland
Terenfe
Ramsey Printing Rally Ports Win In EKF Softball Clash
Ramsey Printing rallied as Mark Farris and David Drumright combined on a one hitter to beat Richmond 4 3 in an Eastern Kansas fast pitch league game at Orlis Cox Field. Van Jameson delivered a game winning single with no outs in the bottom of the seventh after Ottawa had tied the game with a three run third inning. Ramsey improved to 3 1 in league play and 4 3 overall and heads to Garnett Friday to face Merchants as Ottawa opens the Montgomery Ward Invitational through Memorial Day.
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Mark Farris
David Drumright
Ramsey Printing
Ottawans
Richmond
Kansas
Orlis Cox Field
van Jameson
Jameson
Jon Moore
Ken Miller
Ramsey
Drumright
RBI
Brad Wright
Barry Pelton
Kent Ramsey
Farris
Ottawa
Garnett
Merchants
Bombers Win First in 11 Innings 3-2
Ottawa Budge's Bombers rally from 2-0 deficit with two in the seventh and win 3-2 in 11 innings over Harris. Gary Hiles earns long relief, Roger Bachelor triples for Harris, Bruce Erickson singles in the deciding run. Bombers move to 1-3 in league play and host Chanute Merchants next at Orlis Cox Field.
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Harris
Gary Hiles
Ottawa Budge
Bombers
Tony DeLaTorre
Tony Keim
Paul van Arsdale
Budge
Roger Bachelor
Bruce Erickson
Hiles
Ottawa
Jeff Hansen
Stifled Harris
Area Track CLASS 3 A AT SABETHA Wellsville Results
Boys state qualifiers Henderson led with an 80 run time of 2 05 2 while Starling placed third in pole vault and the 440 relay and mile relays both took third. Regional team standings show third place overall.
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Sabetha Wellsville
Henderson
Starling
O' Dea
Campbell
Garret
Oskaloosa Pomona
Hamilton
Wray
Non-Winner Kaitany Helps Iowa State End 36-Year Drought
Iowa State clinched its first outdoor Big Eight title in 36 years as Richard Kaitany and a strong foreign distance squad powered the Cyclones. Kaitany, from Eldoret Kenya, scored in the 1500, 5000 and 10000 events, contributing 22 points while finishing second and third in key races. The team totaled 125 points, ahead of Nebraska, Colorado State, and Missouri-Oklahoma ties, with Kansas’ sixth-place finish marking a historic low for the Jayhawks.
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Ames
Iowa
Iowa State
Bill Bergan
Richard Kaitany
Eldoret
Kenya
Kaitany
Colorado
Mark Scrutton
Bob Verbeeck
ISU
Bergan
Foreign Legion
Cyclones
Nebraska
Colorado State
Missouri
Oklahoma
Kasas
Kansas State
Kansas
Jayhawks
Nebraska women dominate Big Eight meet with 14 runners
Nebraska wins the Big Eight outdoor track title with 159 points led by Merlene Ottey. She wins the 100 and 200 and anchors sprint medley, 400 and 1,600 relays. Nancy Kindig takes the heptathlon as Oklahoma places second and Iowa State third. Gwen Poss also wins the 100 hurdles for Kansas.
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Ames
Iowa
Nebraska
Merlene Ottey
Ottey
Cornhuskers
Nancy Kindig
Gary Pepin
Jamaica
Oklahoma
Iowa State
Kansas
Kansas State
Missouri
Colorado
Oklahoma State
Ottawa
Gwen (Burch
Ottawa High Girls sweep regional titles in 5A meet
Ottawa High School dominated the 5A regional track meet winning the girls title with 158 points, clinching state berths in all 15 events led by Melissa Burch Cindy Blakeley and Rachel Brockman. Blakeley set a state best mile in 5 07, while Brockman powered the sprints and relays. Blue Valley led among boys with 131 points as Ottawa captured praise for multiple state qualifiers and relay wins.
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Ottawa High
Don Kornhaus
Cyclone
OHS Gals
Wichita
Ottawa
Melissa Burch
Cindy Blakeley
Rachel Brockman
Mother Nature
OHS
Blakeley
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Tigers
Evan Shaffer
Scott Thompson
Vic Finch
Jon Shrum
Steve McAdoo
Thompson
Shaffer
Bonner Springs
Mark Mosier
Tom Klotz
Dave Brown
Fort Scott
Sylvester Byrd
Karrie Brockman
Shelly Burch
Leigh Ann Murray
R. Brockman
Topeka High
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Bishop Miege
Kathy Rinella
Miege
Rinella
Tracy Keith
Connie Frank
Keith
Frank
Viesta Suffren
Bonner
Suffren
Brockman
K. Brockman
Karrie
Becky Kaub
Susan McFarland
Deb Barrett
Cyclones
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Pinter
Jordan
Renner
Paola
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Harden
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BBC
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Wol
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Rinetta
Yadrich
Moylan
Cavanaugh
Rollins
Schlepper
Snider
Barrett
Knut
Wilhoile
Fischer
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