Friday high school football slate with nine games
Friday games begin at 7 p.m. except where noted with matches including Anderson Co. at Prairie View Baldwin at Spring Hill Pomona at Central Heights Ottawa at Sumner Academy Eudora at Wellsville Williamsburg at Miami Mo. College cross country features Ottawa at Emporia State. Saturday schedule includes Baker at Graceland at 2 p.m. and Ottawa at Southwestern at 7 p.m. Volleyball events run Wellsville Invitational at 9 a.m. and Ottawa Invitational at 8 a.m. Ottawa faces Bethel in college volleyball at 2 p.m. and college soccer Ottawa at Mo. Valley from 2 to 4 p.m.
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Schiol
Anderson Co
Prairie View
Baldwin
Spring Hill
Pomona
Central Heights
Ottawa
Sumner Academy
Eudora
Wellsville
Williamsburg
Miami
Emporia State
Baker
Graceland
Southwestern
Bethel
Mo. Valley
TV Schedule Highlights For Today Across ESPN ABCF and ESPN2
On the air Sol LPGA World Championship at 1 pm ESPN Michelob Championship at 3 pm ESPN Baseball playoffs St. Louis versus Arizona at 3 pm ABCF San Francisco at Atlanta at 7 pm Channel 4 football Illinois at Minnesota at 7 pm ESPN2 Oakland at Minnesota at 3 pm ABCF New York at Anaheim at 7 pm ABCF Colorado State at Fresno State at 7 pm ESPN rounded out.
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Arizona
San Francisco
Alanta
Illinois
Minnesota
Oakland
New York
Anaheim
Colorado St
Fresno St
Prep poll shows multiple Kansas football rankings
AP rankings compiled by Hutchinson News Salina Journal Topeka Capital Journal and Wichita Eagle list Class 6A 1 Olathe North 4 0 2 Derby Hutchinson Maize Lawrence Free State 4 0 4 Topeka West 3 1. Class 5A Liberal Bishop Carroll Salina Central Salina South 4 0 3 1 4 0. Class 4A Wellington Topeka Hayden Fort Scott Sabetha Eudora 4 0. other teams Holton Conway Springs Silver Lake Neodesha Norton Hesston 3 1. Class 2-14 Pittsburg Colgan Claflin Atwood Salina Sacred Heart Garden Plain El Saline St Paul Tribune Pike Valley South Barber Baileyville Centre Kitle River Hanston Sylvan Grove Bern Burrton Cedar Vale Axtell Ingalls.
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Fort Scott
Sabetha
Eudora
Holton
Conway Springs
Silver Lake
Tie
Neodesha
Norton
Hesston
Beloit
Pittsburg
Colgan
Claflin
Atwood
Salina Sacred Heart
Garden Plain
El-Saline
Lamy
Playoffs Postseason Baseball Divisional Series Report
The Associated Press provides a snapshot of Division Series games in both leagues. In the American League, Anaheim edged New York 8 6 to tie the series 1 1 as Mussina and Ortiz were pitching. Minnesota beat Oakland 7 5, then Oakland won 9 1 to tie the series 1 1 with Zito facing Reed in Minnesota. In the National League, San Francisco toppled Atlanta 8 5 to lead 1 0, with Roeder starting for San Francisco in Atlanta. St Louis routed Arizona 12 2 to seize a 1 0 lead as Finley faced Schilling in Arizona.
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Anaheim
Mussina
Ra.Ortiz
ABC Family
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Oakland
Zito
Reed
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Sanantics
Atlanta
San Francisco
Cyclone duo clicking at record pace
Ottawa High junior quarterback Gabe Sheffield and receiver Lee Baldwin have formed a prolific passing connection, with Baldwin totaling 25 receptions for 319 yards and four touchdowns through four games in 2002. Their chemistry stems from years together, supported by an improving line and a strong defense. Ottawa faces Sumner Academy at 7 p.m. Friday in Kansas City, Kansas.
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Herald
Ottawa High
Gabe Sheffield
Lee Baldwin
Baldwin
Sheffield
Turner
Ottawa
Pat
Boek
Gabe
Lee
Beeh
Boeh
Paola
Pomona Indians seek consistency to end long losing run
Pomona High football, 2-2 this season, looks to reverse a 15-year drought since a winning record. Coach Ed Ramsey stresses consistency, relies on a young lineup with sophomores at tackle and a first-year quarterback Zach Weien. They face Central Heights in a homecoming clash, aiming to control the ball and finish drives in the red zone.
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Herald / POMONA
Pomona High
Indians
Pomona
Ed Ramsey
Ramsey
Lyndon
Matt Engle
Brett Boldra
Cody Cates
Paul Nicholson
Jared Beasley
Nicholson
Jayhawk Linn
Zeke Thompson
Zeke
Zach Wesen
Weien
Zach
Trevor Anderson
Wesen
Anderson
Clint Hawkins
Steven Steele
Central Heights
Vikings
Kyle
Gorton
Angels Rally Turns Tide in Game Two Victory over Yankees
Angels erase a 5-4 deficit with a tying homer by Garret Anderson and a go ahead shot by Troy Glaus in the eighth inning, tying the AL playoff series at 1-1. Percival closes out the win after a tense eighth and ninth, as Anaheim racks up a postseason record 17 hits.
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Anaheim Angels
New York Yankees
Angels
Garret Anderson
Orlando Hernandez
Troy Glaus
Anaheim
Troy Percival
Yankees
Bronx
Yankee Stadium
Elias Sports Bureau
Bengie Molina
Percival
Mike Scioscia
Derek Jeter
Doug Eddings
Jeter
Scott Spiezio
Jeff Weaver
RBI
Jorge Posada
Nick Johnson
Raul Mendesi
California
Glaus
Ramon Ortiz
Mike Mussina
Tim Salmon
Spiezio
Andy Pettitte
Joe Torre
Kevin Appier
Alfonso Soriano
Francisco Rodriguez
A's rout Twins to even ALDS at one in Oakland
Oakland dominates Minnesota 9-1 at home as Chavez belts a three‑run homer and Justice adds a three‑run triple, giving the A’s a 9‑0 lead through five. Mulder limits the Twins to six innings. A's head to the Metrodome tied 1–1 in the series.
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Oakland Athletics
Eric Chavez
David Justice
Minnesota Twins
A’s
Justice
RBI
Mark Mulder
A's
Metrodome
Homer Hankywaving
Art Howe
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