Baseball Standings and Schedules From National League and American League
The standings show AL East led by Baltimore with 27 wins and 18 losses, Toronto 28-19, New York 25-20, Detroit 21-24, Cleveland 17-30. AL West features Oakland 26-20, Texas 27-21, Chicago 23-19, Minnesota 27-20, Seattle 19-27, Kansas City 14-30. Wednesday results include Minnesota 5 New York 1, Cleveland 4 Oakland 2, Seattle 7 Baltimore 1, Milwaukee 8 Toronto 4. Minor league notes and Friday schedules list multiple games across leagues with times and venues.
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Stanley Cup Finals Spark Pittsburgh Victory Lead
In a tense opening Stanley Cup Finals game Pittsburgh defeated Chicago 5 to 4 at Pittsburgh. The series stands 1-0 with Chicago visiting Pittsburgh for 7:35 pm games on June 1 and June 9, plus potential dates on June 6 and June 8 if needed.
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Kansas State settles suit with former athletic director Miller
Kansas State University announced an out of court settlement with former athletic director Steve Miller. The university had sued to enforce a contract buyout clause after he left last June to join Nike. Robert Krause said the case settled to the mutual satisfaction of both sides, details not disclosed.
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Ottawa Cyclones eye state track with depth and promise
Ottawa High girls seek to extend their meet-winning streak at the state meet in Wichita as 15 Cyclones qualify. Key contenders include Elizabeth Lemp and Kendra Kahler in high jump, Robin Wadkins and teammates in the 3200 relay, while the Ottawa boys aim to contend in eight events led by Jeff Dieterich in the javelin and multiple relays setting school marks. Also highlighted are Wellsville, Waverly, Central Heights, Baldwin, Garnett and Garnett athletes to watch in various sprints, jumps, and distances.
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Cessna Stadium
Elizabeth Lemp
Kendra Kahler
Lemp
Kahler
Robin Wadkins
Jennifer Dieterich
Kim Young
Sarah Gibson
Ottawa
Jeff Dieterich
Alex Wendler
Cornelius Kingcannon
Ben Thompson
Cory Norwood
Dan Tyson
Vaughn O'Dea
Kingcannon
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Tyson
Thompson
Norwood
Wellsville
Ryan Wade
Wade
Allison Howard
Howard
Waverly
Jody Fleming
Fleming
Heath Duncan
Cornelius
Sarah Alexander
Jordan Burns
Melanda Cantwell
Amy Dixon
Amanda Duncan
Katie Gibeon
Leish Gibson
Kendra Kabler
Christine Pelton
Jennifer Robertson
Michelle Snyder
Baldwin
Jason Butell
Burdies
Denver Cleverly
Nick Coachman
Heath Evans
Brian Heck
Darrin Kurtz
Brian Leach
Buzzy Lambert
Heather Hess
Heidi Hoffman
Kelly Flory
Carrie Williams
Kasi Wiseman
Former Ottawa athlete undergoes neck surgery
Todd Schultze a former Ottawa High and Ottawa University standout underwent neck surgery at the University of Kansas Medical Center after a broken neck from a pickup basketball game. He sustained the injury when another player landed on his head and neck. He briefly lost consciousness and later regained feeling in his extremities. he was transported from Ransom Memorial Hospital to KU.
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State track meet Friday schedule and events
Friday events cover multiple classes with field events from 8:30 am to 3:00 pm and finals into 8:00 pm. Notable entries include 4A SA 6A and 5A divisions across long jump, high jump, pole vault, discus, javelin, shot put, triple jump, and sprint/distance finals. Saturday adds field event starts at 8:30 am and running finals through 7:55 pm plus multiple class notes and participant names.
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Tigers blast Royals in win as Whitaker nears 2000th game
Detroit beat Kansas City 11-2 as Lou Whitaker homered and Mark Carreon drove in multiple runs. Whitaker, in his 16th season, eyed his 2,000th Tigers game with a current eight-game hit streak and a .254 average. Royals starter Mark Gubicza opposed him in Detroit.
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Chad Barkdoll
Rusty Cannady
Willy Caylor
Matt Imel
Jason Lee
Anthony Ouellette
Jon Waddle
Michelle Burris
Tarrie Gailey
Diane Hinex
Tonya Lytle
Dana McKingey
Kim Porter
Angie Thacker
Lyndon
Jenna Gen
Osage City
Eric Thompson
Nicole Brown
Edith Heck
Becky Lohmeyes
Melinda Page
Kari Pitman
Christine Weasel
Pomona
Jason Bove
Travis Sink
Nick Bailey
Dustin Curry
Martin Herron
Delton Peck
Mitch Sharon
Tracy Hess
Kentra Johansen
Lori Peck
Travis Abel
Chris Helcher
Grady Breithaupt
Chris Edatrom
Seon McDonniel
Rhea Renaud
Josh Stoan
Brock Suanoff
Eric Turner
Kristin Bloss
Becky Broers
Amy Kramey
Mini ‘Thurp
Wendy Wireman
Williamsburg
Eddie Gomez
Carrie Weigand
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