Major League Standings and Wednesday Baseball Schedule
American League East leads Boston and Detroit split. Central sees Cleveland and Milwaukee near .667 and .500 marks. West features California at .654 with Oakland and Seattle close. National League East shows Philadelphia atop,Montreal and New York behind. West lists Colorado and San Francisco fighting for position. Friday and Wednesday games outline key matchups across both leagues featuring long list of teams and pitchers in evening slates.
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NBA Playoff Glance CONFERENCE FINALS Update
Tuesday results show Orlando leading Indiana 105 101 as they take a 1-0 series edge while Houston tops San Antonio 106 96 to move 2-0. Upcoming TNT games list Indiana at Orlando Thursday 7 p.m. and San Antonio at Houston Friday 8 p.m. Also notes teen batting records and historical win marks.
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Cyclone seniors conclude track careers at state meet
Ottawa High School seniors lead the Cyclones to Wichita for the Class 5A state meet. Vaughn ODea, Aaron Gumm, Chad Jackson and six others carry four years of state experience, with Gumm defending javelin champion and Gumm eyeing a third medal. The group powered the girls to four straight Huron League titles and anchored both squads this season.
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Ottawa Cyclones Target State Medals At Wichita Meet
Ottawa High School athletes compete in 15 events at the state meet in Wichita with hopes for medals. Top bets include Aaron Gumm in javelin and the boys 3200 relay with Pratt Hepner Fouts and O'Dea. Robbie Burns makes his first state appearance in shot put, with Amanda Duncan aiming for PRs in hurdles and triple jump.
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Jordan Gamer
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Blades win seventh to reach Turner Cup finals
Kansas City Blades defeat Kalamazoo 7-3 in the deciding seventh game of the Eastern Conference finals to win the series 4-3 and advance to the Turner Cup finals against Denver. The best-of-seven finals begin in Denver Friday with game two Saturday and return to Kemper Arena for games three and four.
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Area champs defend titles in Wichita state meet
Track stars from area schools arrive in Wichita to defend titles across classes 1A 2A and 3A. Central Heights David Kueser aims to repeat in 1600 while Wellsville Rhett Renaud seeks multiple podiums and Joseph Herron may sweep three events for Waverly. Pomona Theron Combs debuts in 2A triple jump and long jump as Pomona 3200 relay headlines.
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