Bloop hit keeps CH out of title game
In Manhattan the Central Heights Vikings fell 4-3 to Silver Lake in the 3A state semifinals after a bloop single opened the scoring for Silver Lake. Central Heights had earlier edged Doniphan County 4-2, finishing 20-4 and claiming the Pioneer regular season and tournament titles. Coach Jason Brown praised pitching by Jordan Welch and Tyler Barkdoll, while noting the offense left runners on base and key double plays by the defense.
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Rush ends career with state medals in track
Wellsville senior Meghan Rush closed out her state career by helping the Wellsville girls 400-meter relay team place fourth in 51.35 seconds, part of her fifth state medal. Wellsville’s Sara Calvert placed sixth in discus and Carrie Shirk set a school triple jump mark while Paige Rockers finished seventh. Ot tawa’s Laws spoke of redemption as McFarland earned through consistent throws.
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Royals swept as Blue Jays cruise to fourth straight win
Toronto Blue Jays beat Kansas City 7-2 to complete their first four-game sweep of the Royals. Shaun Marcum earned his first win in four starts, Gregg Zaun hit a two-run homer, and Toronto outscored Kansas City 23-4 in the series. Royals manager Trey Hillman criticized focus after an eighthinning misplay as Kansas City extended its losing streak.
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Ottawa runners stand out at NAIA meet in St Louis
Ottawa University athletes excel at the NAIA Outdoor Championships in St Louis. Kyle Goron placed 11th in the javelin with 176 feet, his second national appearance. Justin Garrard finished 20th in the marathon in 2 hours 40 minutes, also his second national showing. Eight Ottawa track and field athletes earned Daktronics-NAIA Scholar Athlete honors: Blecha, Jeannin, Solomon, Tanking, Garrard, Scott, Stottlemire, and Derley.
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McDyess shines as Pistons close in on Celtics in Game 4
Antonio McDyess delivered 21 points and 16 rebounds to lift Detroit to a 94 75 win over Boston in Game 4 of the Eastern Conference finals. The veteran credited his late career revival to staying with the Pistons and exuding energy on loose balls and defense. Chauncey Billups praised McDyess as Detroit’s postseason catalyst amid the title push.
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Big Brown returns to training ahead of Belmont Stakes
New York AP Big Brown jogged 1 1/2 miles at Belmont Park marking the first exercise since a quarter crack was found on his left front hoof. Trainer Rick Dutrow Jr said the unbeaten colt looks as good or better than before the Preakness and will be checked Wednesday before deciding on Belmont prep. Hoof specialist Ian McKinlay repaired the crack with stainless steel wire.
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