College Volleyball Schedule At Ottawa Arena
York visits Ottawa for a 5 30 to 7 30 p m match while Ottawa hosts Bethany at 1 30 p m Benedictine plays Baker at 1 30 p m and Ottawa also hosts a TBA contest at 7 p m with years and times listed for scheduled games.
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Evening Sports Telecasts List
On air Wednesday schedule includes NBA games Sacramento at Indiana and Washington at Boston both 7 p.m. on channels 43 and 21 respectively with other basketball and hockey matchups across multiple channels including NHL San Jose at Dallas and Pittsburgh State at Central Missouri. Ongoing college basketball shows Semple versus Florida at 5 30 p.m. and Arizona at Mar at 7 30 p.m. plus Philadelphia at Houston 8 p.m. on various channels.
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Kansas high school sub-state football pairings listed
The football sub-state playoff pairings for Kansas abound with matchups across classes. Teams like Clothe-North and SM East in 6A and Wichita-West versus Manhattan headline the slate, with other notable clashes including Overland Park St. Thomas Aquinas against SA Pittsburg and Salina Central versus Andover. Additional games feature Leavenworth-Immaculata versus Neodesha in 3A, and Centralia facing Pittsburg St. Marys Colgan in 2-1A, among various District 1 and Division 1 contests. Game times are not yet announced.
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Multiple NFL and MLB Player Movement News
Transactions show Cleveland Indians agreeing to terms with Tim Laker and Scott Radinsky for one year, plus minor league deals for Todd Dunwoody and Chris Coste. Oakland exercised options on Mike Magnante and Jim Meci, declined Ron Gant. Reds activated Pate Harnisch, free-agent elections for Harnisch Rijo and Hamilton. Braves appoint Terry Pendleton hitting coach. Astros name Pena bench coach Lymont third base coach and Cubbage as special assistant. Hawks place Toni Kukoc on injured list. 76ers sign Tito James, Bowman waived. Cardinals sign Steve Bush and Chad Stanley. several players placed on IR. Saints fine Kyle Turley. Jets waive DT Tom Borndt.
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Baseball owners approve contraction of two MLB franchises
Baseball owners voted 28 to 2 to eliminate two teams before the next season, with the Montreal Expos and Minnesota Twins facing contraction while the Florida Marlins were also noted as possible candidates. Commissioner Bud Selig said the moves reflect markets that fail to generate viable revenues. The union criticized the decision as imprudent, warning of a strained path to a new labor deal as players risk loss of 80 roster spots and minor league jobs.
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Ottawa Braves roll past Baker in season opener at Collins Center
Ottawa University men (1-0) used inside outside balance to topple Baker (1-1) 74 to 54. Porter led with 24 points while McNaughton and Young added 15 and 8. Ottawa outrebounded 38-33 and stifled Baker to 34.8 percent shooting.
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Ottawa to Host Legion Tourney in August
The Ameri can Legion Baseball Central Plains Division II National Tournament will be held in Ottawa from August 8 to 11. Ten states Iowa Kansas Colorado Minnesota Nebraska North Dakota Oklahoma South Dakota Texas and Wisconsin were invited, with Ottawa as host. If all state champions attend the field could reach 11 teams, the largest in the event’s history.
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Vermeil Sees Rough Start But Optimism For Chiefs
Kansas City coach Dick Vermeil acknowledges a 2-6 start amid injuries and turnovers. He praises Priest Holmes and Tony Gonzalez, notes Trent Green's inconsistent play, and hails the team’s midseason resilience as they aim to rebound in the second half after a four-game skid ended with a win over San Diego.
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