College and pro game listings for Tuesday night
OU hosts Fort Hays at 7 PM on Ch seven and Wyoming visits Southern Cal at 8 PM on Ch twenty seven. NHL St Louis at Columbus 6 PM on Ch forty three and Pittsburgh at New Jersey 7 PM on Ch twenty eight. NBA Toronto at Sacramento 7 PM on Ch twenty one. Preseason NIT 6 to 8 PM on Ch twenty eight. Orlando at Phoenix 7 PM on Ch twenty six and Philadelphia at New York Rangers 7 PM on Ch twenty seven.
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American Conference NFL by the Associated Press
The American Conference section offers AP compiled updates from the National Football League. It highlights team standings, game results, and notable player performances across divisions, reflecting weekend outcomes and upcoming matchups.
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College football first round set for Nov 17
Indiana Pa visits Saginaw Valley State at 11 am as Fort Valley State plays Valdosta State at noon. Central Arkansas at Catawba follows noon, with Bloomsburg at Grand Valley State, Nebraska Omaha at Pittsburg State, Winona State at North Dakota, Tarleton State at Chadron State, and UC Davis at Texas A&M Kingsville in a crowded NCAA D II first round lineup.
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Baseball retirement and NHL callups shuffle rosters
The St. Louis Cardinals announced the retirement of 1B Mark McGwire, while the Buffalo Sabres called up F Ales Kolalik from Rochester. The Chicago Blackhawks recalled G Steve Passmore from Norfolk and the Columbus Blue Jackets activated RW Chris Nielsen to Syracuse. OJ Brigance signed by the Rams and Damon Griffin placed on injured reserve.
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State placers dot girls all area squad
The Ottawa Herald names its 2001 all area girls cross country team led by Baldwin and Ottawa standouts. Eleven Baldwin runners plus Ottawa and Pomona athletes earn state medals or top finishes, with multiple repeat selections and strong showings at league regional and state meets.
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Ottawa Middle School Wrestlers Open Season in Triangular
Ottawa opened its season in a triangular with Louisburg and Anderson County. Twelve of 18 Ottawa wrestlers were first-timers. The team went 6-7 versus Anderson County and 5-12 against Louisburg, led by Ryan McPheron with two pins.
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OMS Girls Top Lawrence West in Dual Wins
Ottawa Middle School girls teams dominated Lawrence West with the seventh graders winning 39 to 19 to reach 7-0 and the eighth graders prevailing 29 to 19 to improve to 6-1. Megan Ramsey led the eighth grade with 18 points while Eriane Daugharthy had eight for the seventh grade.
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Ravens stop McNair on last play to seal win
In Nashville on Monday night the Ravens halted Steve McNair at the 1 yard line as time expired, preserving a 16 10 victory. Baltimore improved to 6 3 with three straight wins, while Tennessee dropped to 3 5 and faced playoff doubt after outgaining the Ravens but failing to score in the end.
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Chiefs regroup during bye after 27 7 loss to Jets
Kansas City, shaken by a 27 7 defeat to the New York Jets, faces a bye week to heal injuries and regroup. Coach Dick Vermeil defended quarterback Trent Green amid four turnovers and two interceptions, while wideout Derrick Alexander declared he is back at full speed after rib cartilage injuries.
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Suzuki and Pujols share top rookie honors
Ichiro Suzuki of Seattle wins AL Rookie of the Year with 27 first place votes amid one dissenting ballot while Albert Pujols of St. Louis earns the NL Rookie of the Year in a unanimous decision. Suzuki sets rookie records with batting .350, 56 stolen bases, 242 hits, and leads in runs and steals, while Pujols celebrates his first major award and a guaranteed contract.
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