Friday state events schedule for Ottawa Carroll and more
Friday features Ottawa vs Carroll at 6 30 p m in softball with a 5 p m start elsewhere. State track 4A 8A runs from 9 am to 3 pm while 1A 3A begins at 3 pm. Baseball semifinals at 10 am and 12 30 pm plus 5 30 pm softball semifinals with third place at noon and the championship at 1 pm.
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Thursday Sports Card for Major North American Events
Listings include Washington versus Oklahoma at 6 p.m. on ESPN2 and California versus Florida State at 8 30 p.m. Also Atlanta at Philadelphia baseball at 6 p.m. Minnesota at Los Angeles Lakers NBA playoffs at 8 p.m. on TNT. Calgary at Tampa Bay NHL finals at 7 p.m. PGA St Jude at 3 p.m. Senior PGA at 11 a.m. ESPN2. French Open morning slot at 7 a.m. ESPN2. Abbreviated schedule shows Minnesota at Kansas City at 7 p.m. College softball College World Series 2 p.m. ESPN and 6 p.m. ESPN2. Indiana at Detroit 7 p.m. ESPN.
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Ottawa High Boys 400 relay eye state mark at Wichita
Ottawa High School eyes improvement to its 43.26 state record in the boys 400 relay as electronic timing replaces hand timing at the state meet in Wichita. The quartet of Perryman, Douglas, Watts, and Yatson hope to break the record Friday or Saturday. Nation, Perryman, and teammate Garcia head multiple events as Ottawa qualified for state in ten boys events and seven girls events.
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May Edges Tigers Behind Unorthodox Victory in KC
Kansas City pitcher Darrell May overcame a season high 10 hits to beat Detroit 7-3. Matt Stairs and Mike Sweeney homered for the Royals while Detroit outhit KC 12-10. Notable moments include May’s strikeout of Ivan Rodriguez and Beltran’s defensive plays.
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Big 12 to distribute over $100 million to schools
Big 12 officials expect to distribute about $101 million to the conference's 12 schools for 2003-04, driven by television contracts, bowl payouts and NCAA tournaments. The increase reflects stronger basketball showings and two Bowl Championship Series teams, with future distributions projected between $100 million and $115 million.
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Pistons Rally Past Pacers In Eastern Finals Thriller
Detroit in control late as Hamilton and Rasheed Wallace lead with 20 points each, Billups 14, Ben Wallace 17. Pacers struggle to slow Detroit, clutch free throws seal 85-78 win. Series stands 2-1 for Detroit with Game 4 set Friday at The Palace. Jermaine O Neal vows rebound for Indiana.
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