American League East and Central Standings Glance
The Associated Press recap shows East leader Boston at 14-8 and New York 12-9, with Central led by Cleveland at 15-6 and Milwaukee 11-12, plus West division ties. Sunday results include Detroit 2-1 over Toronto and Cleveland 12-10 over Boston, while Seattle beat Minnesota 5-2 and Oakland defeated Kansas City 7-2. Tuesday schedule lists multiple AL games across Cleveland, Minnesota, Toronto, Chicago, Seattle, Oakland, Texas, Boston, Baltimore, New York, and California with starters and records.
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Houston Wins Series In Narrow Semifinal Thriller
Houston edges Phoenix 115 114 to capture the series four games to three in a tense conference semifinal. Indiana also tops New York 97 95 to win the series four games to three, setting a conference final matchup with Houston.
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Least Valuable Pro Franchises Across Leagues
The report ranks teams by value with NHL Jets at 109th for 35 million, MLB Pirates at 94th with 70 million, NBA Pacers at 82nd with 77 million, and Colts at 41st with 134 million, while the Cowboys top the list at 238 million.
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Cyclones send experienced Ottawa track team to state
Ottawa high school will send 23 athletes to Wichita for the Class 5A state track meet after placing in the top three in 14 events at the regional. Senior Amanda Duncan advances in three events including the 110 hurdles and triple jump, while Jordan Garner reaches state for the fourth time in discus. Giefer, Duran, Gibson, and Ostmeyer headline the rest of the contingent as the girls team competes in 10 events and the boys in four. Continued on page 5.
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Royals' Offense Slumps in Oakland Sweep Loss
Kansas City struggles continue as they drop 7-2 to the Athletics in a three game sweep. The Royals remain last in the AL in batting at .237 and runs with 75, four games under .500. Manager Bob Boone laments scoring droughts while players like Hamelin and Joyner underperform at the plate.
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Vikings Eagles Dominate Regional in Class 3A Track Meet
Central Heights wins region with 89 points and seven qualified events, led by David Kueser and Brian Stephenson who each reach three events. Osage City has three events with one bubble, Wellsville places second with 85 points and seven events, while Wellsville girls take second with 86 points and nine events.
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Baldwin qualifies 23 for state track meet
IRREDONIA The Baldwin boys and girls track teams combined to qualify 23 events for the Class 4A State Track Meet in Wichita. The Bulldog boys won their regional with 81 points and will compete in 11 events at state. The girls finished second with 99 points, with 12 events earning state berths and four school records set. Freshmen Jenny Cook and Stacy Zuzzio each broke two school marks and qualified in a combined six events. Cook won the 100 and 300 hurdles in school record times, including a 15.8 and 46.0. Zuzzio won the 800 and 1600 in school record times, with 2:24.1 and 5:16.2 respectively. Mary Denning won the triple jump at 32 feet 10 4 inches. Audrey
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Ottawa High to Host Spring Sports Recognition Night
Ottawa High School will hold its Spring Sports Recognition Night Tuesday at 6 30 p m in the Cyclone Room attendees should bring a desert and ice cream tables service and drinks will be provided
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Booster club to meet Wednesday at school library
The Bulldog Booster Club will hold a special meeting at 7 p.m. Wednesday in the Anderson County Junior/Senior High School library. All members are urged to attend. The Garnett Recreation Department deadline for T-ball and pitch ball enrollments is May 26. forms are at Garnett City Hall. London AP Las Vegas and Moscow will host Davis Cup semifinals ITF announced today. Sochi denied for Russia Germany match.
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Panthers finish second at regional track meet in Burlington
Williamsburg boys place second with 59 points as Waverly wins 82. Bryan Reichard clocks 51.9 in the 400. Audrey Silvey takes second in the 800. The 3200 relay is third, and the 1600 relay posts second. Ed Gomez third in high jump. triple jump qualifier at 40-6. Ewan advances to state in pole vault at 10-0.
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Pomona Sent to State Track Meet Led by Hoffsommer
Pomona will be represented at the Class 2A State Track Meet in Wichita by junior Amy Hoffsommer, who set three school marks and qualified in discus. Theron Combs led the boys with a 42 ft 5 in triple jump and a 20 ft 6 in long jump, while the 3200 relay team of Thompson DeJulio Pearce Stambaugh set a school record of 83 26.9 in the 8326.9. Melissa Lang placed sixth in the shot put at 31-04.
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