Regional and area contests headline Monday schedule
Monday event slate includes tennis matches at Ottawa Baldwin Hayden and Eureka Pomand Williamsburg Mound City with 8 30 a m starts. Regional baseball features Drake clashes Ottawa Louisburg Baldwin Anderson County 4 pm and 6 pm games plus West Franklin Prairie View Osawatomie Wellsville Atchison County Oskaloosa Pleasant Ridge and Silver Lake. Regional softball 4A Osawatomie Burlington Baldwin Prairie View Osawatomie West Franklin Santa Fe Trail Anderson County Ottawa 5 pm 3A Osawatomie Wellsville Alma 5 pm Northern Heights Central Heights 5 pm Tuesday brings Harmon at Ottawa 5 pm.
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Sports TV Schedule Highlights Tonight
Ermeel G Mond Baseball New York at Boston 6 p.m. ESPN2 NBA at Dallas at San Antonio 8 30 p.m. TNT NHL New Jersey at Ottawa 4 p.m. ESPN Tuesd NBA playoffs New Jersey at Detroit 7 p.m. ESPN
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Soaring Jays sweep slumping KC to move above .500
Josh Phelps belted a three run homer in the sixth as the Toronto Blue Jays beat the Kansas City Royals 4-3, completing a sweep to reach 22-22 and end KC’s time atop the AL Central. Vernon Wells doubled, Carlos Delgado homered, and Kelvim Escobar started and left after three innings with Sturtze earning the win. Royals closer Cuff Politte allowed Beltran’s pinch hit homer but secured the save for Toronto’s 4-3 victory.
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Williamsburg girls win lower division league title
MOUND CITY The Williamsburg girls track team captured the lower division of the Three Rivers League on Friday, scoring 64 points to edge South Coffey County at 62 as Pomona dominated the upper division. Williamsburg posted top marks in high jump, hurdles and relays while Pomona's Ned Parker noted harsh weather hindered performances.
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Pomona Track Meet Honors and Times Across Teams
Pomona and Williamsburg runners show strong marks in sprints and distance events. Notable performances include Stephanie Worthington and Jodi Bigham posting fast 3200s, Ashley Schrader and Elizabeth Wigger placing high in hurdles and relays, and Tim Mathias delivering solid discus and sprint times for Pomona boys.
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Ottawa High Girls Soccer Looks to Host Regional Clash
The Ottawa Cyclones, 10-6, host Harmon in the regional contest for the third straight year after a strong run ending the season 5 of 6 wins. Ottawa defeated Harm on 4-0 earlier and has reached the second round in each of the prior two seasons. Shawnee Heights looms next after last year’s 5-0 regional final loss.
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Watson right on dangerous holes at Bayer Celebrity Pro-Am
Parkville AP Tom Watson warned Nos 7 and 17 would be toughest and his design showed. Mike McCullough finished one behind Jay Sigel after a 6 over par on those holes with one par on 17 when a drive hit a cart. Sigel won with a Hampel 65, $240000 first prize, while Vicente Fernandez and McCullough battled to the final putt. Sigel, the oldest winner on the Champions Tour this season, credited Watson for a boost to his mindset.
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