Baseball Standings and Schedule Highlights
Major League Baseball divisions show Boston New York Detroit and Toronto competing in the American League while Philadelphia Atlanta Montreal and New York head the National League East. Upcoming games feature Detroit Seattle Kansas City Toronto Texas Chicago Boston Seattle Baltimore Oakland and New York California lineups with multiple 9:35 p.m. starts noted across regions.
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NBA Playoff Glance Conference Finals Schedule
The schedule notes game results and upcoming matchups for the conference finals. Houston leads San Antonio 1-0 after a 94 93 victory. Next games include Indiana at Orlando and Houston at San Antonio with times listed.
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Indians Activate Shuey and Move to Buffalo
Paul Shuey, pitcher, activated from the 5 day DL by Cleveland and optioned to Buffalo of the American Association. Milwaukee places John Juha on 15 day DL retroactive to May 23. Seattle Mariners release Fabio Gomez from Port City of the Southern League.
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John Juha
Seattle Mariners
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Port City
Cyclone doubles finish eighth at state tennis meet
Ottawa duo Jason Neff and Scott Spooner finished eighth in the Class 5A doubles at the state tennis tournament despite Neff battling mononucleosis. They opened with a win over Kapaun Mt. Carmel and moved to the winners bracket before falling to Salina Central and Winfield, ending a season praised by coach Nile Peterson for its quality.
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Nile Peterson
Brian Hipp
Joey Wright
Kapaun Mt. Carmel
Peterson
Ners
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Jay Sexton
John Huseman
Spooner
Nick Sisson
Chris Helmer
Winfield
Matt Romero
Aaron Dick
Nefple
Thomas Aquinas
State
Bott
Appier Dominates as Royals Blank Jays 7-0
Kevin Appier pitched seven two hit innings to defeat Toronto 7-0, lowering his ERA to 1.98 and becoming the majors' first five game winner this season. Royals manager Bob Boone praised Appier as the staff ace after David Cone's departure.
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Kevin Appier
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Toronto Blue Jays
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Bob Boone
David Cone
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Atiély
Blades Aim to Close Wings in Kalamazoo Playoff Game Six
Kansas City Blades captain Gary Emmons battles Kalamazoo as the series stands 3-2 in favor of the Blades. At Kemper Arena, Emmons and Jan Calvin lead the attack while Kalamazoo seeks to force a seventh game. The Blades will be shorthanded with Dyck and Kozlov out, and Donovan and Kroupa recalled by the Sharks.
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Wings
Larry Dyck
Viktor Kozlov
Shean Donovan
Vlastimil Kroupa
San Jose Sharks
Early Season MLS Kickoff Tonight for Pittsley and Menhart
Today's starters Pittsley from Pittsley 0-0 and Menhart 1-1 meet in a 6:35 p.m. game. KC beat Toronto in the last game. Radio coverage on WIBW 580 AM and TV on KSMO Channel 62.
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Grogan to enter KSU Hall of Fame in 1995 class
Kansas State University prepares to induct nine in 1995 including Otto wan Steveth Grogan and Rolando Blackman. Other honorees include Charles Bachman Henry Cronkite DeLoss Dodds Tanner Park Morgan Ken Swenson and Jack and Donna Vanier. Induction Oct 27 at McCain Auditorium with intro at the Oct 28 KU game. Grogan quarterbacked KSU for three years before a 16 year NFL career with the Patriots.
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Rockets Edge Spurs 94 93 In Western Conference Final Opener
Houston Rockets rally to a 94 93 road win at San Antonio to seize a 1 0 lead in the Western Conference finals. Robert Horry buried the go ahead jumper with 6.5 seconds left as Hakeem Olajuwon and Mario Elie praised the team defense and depth after overcoming a cold stretch and late free throw misses by the Spurs.
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Phoenix
Rudy Tomjanovich
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Sean Elliott
Magic vs Pacers in Eastern Conference final sparks memory
The Orlando Magic face the Indiana Pacers in the East final after sweeping them last year. Anfernee Hardaway and coach Larry Brown downplay revenge, citing a different team and new goals. Orlando, boasting 57 wins and the league’s top home record, seeks to prove itself against a seasoned Pacers squad.
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Larry Brown
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Chicago
Orlando
NBA
Brown
OU Athletes Dominate 1995 KCAC Academic Team
Linwood Ottawa University placed 17 student athletes on the 1995 All KCAC Academic team. Eligible players must letter in a varsity sport defer to sophomore standing and maintain a 3.3 GPA or higher. Repeats from 1994 include Blankenship Forbes Karnatz Mead and Peek. Bethany topped KCAC with 50 selections.
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Dee- Anna Claytor
Tiffany Forbes
Joseph Guerin
Cindy ‘Hull
Todd Karnatz
Billy Mead
Kerry Miller
Greg Nilges
Matt Peek
Becky Pickett
Wallace Smith
Jeff Teal
Rob Watts
Chris Welch
Blankenship
Forbes
Karnatz
Mead and
Peek
KCAC
Bethany
Kids Fishing Tournament Benefits Boys and Girls Club
A June 24 tournament at the former Ross Quarry on north side of 15th Street raises funds for the Boys and Girls Club of Franklin County. Sponsored by the 1995 Franklin County Leadership Class, events include two age groups with 6–12 year olds from 9 to 11 am and 13 to 18 year olds from 1 to 3 pm. Prizes for largest, smallest, and most fish. participants supply bait and tackle. supervision required in the morning. entry $5 before, $7 at the gate. Forms available at Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce and The Ottawa Herald.
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