Baseball Standings and Schedule From Monday and Wednesday Results
The AP compiled standings for the American and National Leagues with team records and winning percentages. It lists division leaders, current records for teams like Boston, New York, Cleveland, Chicago, and Seattle, plus a schedule of Wednesday games across both leagues with matchups and times.
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Associated Press
Boston
New York
Detroit
Toronto
Baltimore MW
Cleveland
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Chicago
Minnesota
California
Seattle
Oakland
Texas
Baltimore
Bergman
Hentgen
Minn
Guardado
Scan
Johnson
McDonald
Cal
Sanderson
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Montreal
Florida
Houston
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
San Francisco
Colorado
San Diego
Los Angeles
Inn Atlanta
Inn Philadelphia
Cole
Acevedo
Petkovsck
San Diego Benes
New ‘York
Jones
Cincinnati
Smiley
Pitts
Wagner
Indiana and San Antonio push series to 2-2 in conference finals
NBA playoffs update shows Indiana beating Orlando 105-100 and 94-93 to tie the series with Orlando at 2-2 after two wins by San Antonio over Houston 103-81. The schedule lists Houston at San Antonio and Indiana at Orlando with NBC coverage as the series narrows. Also included is a Kareem Abdul-Jabbar stat line noting averages across 237 playoff games.
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NBA
Associated Press
Indiana
Orlando
San Antonio
Houston
Kareem
Ottawa High wins medals in 11 of 15 events at state meet
Ottawa Cyclones earned 12 medals and finished top six in 11 of 15 events at Wichita State Cessna Stadium. Aaron Gumm defended his 5A javelin title with 225 feet, Chad Jackson added 197-10, and Aaron Van Horn threw 183-5. Jennifer Giefer and Wendy Duran each earned three state medals as Ottawa’s girls placed sixth and boys eighth.
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Ichita
Wievis
Ottawa High School
Wichita State
Cessna
Cyclones
Ottawa
Aaron Gumm
Chad Jackson
Gumm
Aaron van Horn
Chad
Aaron
Jennifer Giefer
Wendy Duran
Giefer
Duran
Waverly Boys Win State Title In 1A Meet
Waverly's Joseph Herron led with two golds in the 100 and 200, setting meet records as the 1A boys claimed the state title with 46 points. Baldwin and Williamsburg girls finished strong. Wellsville tied for third in 3A.
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Eagle
Gregmast
Herald
Ichita
Ottawa Herald
Waverly
Baldwin
Williamsburg
Wellsville
Joseph Herron
Russel Merrell
Merrell
Joseph
Herron
Hayden
Pomona star Theron Combs wins Class 1A triple jump
Theron Combs of Pomona leaped 45 feet 1 percent inches Friday afternoon to win the Class 1A boys state triple jump, finishing with the year’s best mark. He celebrated by prancing on the podium after an at times cautious meet, while his long jump evening left him out of the finals.
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Wichita
Pomona
Theron Combs
Combs
Ottawa Legion AA t rips Louisburg 14-6 in nightcap
Ottawa Legion AA rebounded from a 2-1 opening loss by beating Louisburg 14-6 in five innings in the nightcap after a 2-1 10-inning setback. Cobbs and Van Horn fueled the offense with multi RBI plays as Ottawa improved to 3-1 and kept pace in the Ottawa Invitational schedule.
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Ottawa Legion
Louisburg
Legion
Ottawa
Cobbs
Mark Sink
van Horn
Jamie Drake
Sink
Snethen
Pelton
Gardner
Osawatomie
Harvey Drake
Ottawa Legion A squad sweeps Chanute to start season
Ottawa Legion A, a 16 year old lineup, defeated Chanute twice 6-3 and 13-6. The club scored all six runs in the sixth inning of the opener, aided by three Ottawa hits. Andy Barnhart homered and pitched the distance with seven strikeouts. In the nightcap Jason Dials went 4 for 5 with two doubles and three RBIs, Cory Fuller 2 for 4 with two RBIs, and Josh Turner earned the win with six innings and seven strikeouts.
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Chanute
Ottawa Legion A
Ottawa
Andy Barnhart
Scott Snethen
Barnhart
Jason Dials
Cory Fuller
Josh Turner
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OHS
Jackson
Greg Mast
Ralph Young
Sara Ostmeyer
Katie Gibson
BHS
WHS
Bulldogs
Ted Zuzzio
Jenny Cook
Page
Central Heights
David Kueser
Kueser
Duisburg
Jeff Pelton
Skip Tedrow
Ryan Dobbs
Toney Snethen
Jeff Peiton
Contad
RBI
Tedrow
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