Johnson confused over ending of race at Kansas Speedway
Jimmie Johnson, the Nextel Cup champion, questions NASCAR's rule on the finish under caution after Greg Biffle won at Kansas. Three cars finished ahead of Johnson, with Clint Bowyer second, and the race halted by darkness. Johnson seeks consistency from officials as standings shift.
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Ottawa High School Soccer Falls 1-0 to Gardner
Ottawa and Gardner met in a tight soccer clash with Gardner scoring a late second half goal to edge Ottawa 1-0. Ottawa junior varsity also lost 3-1 with Andrew Fangman netting Ottawa’s goal. Ottawa will visit Louisburg on Thursday.
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Three golfers win Hickory Hollow senior scramble
Ned Parker, John Long and Tim Jones edged to victory at Hickory Hollow with a minus 1. Eldon McCurdy and Elton Murrow shared the closest‑to‑the‑pin honors, list numbers 3 and 7 respectively.
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Baseball attendance record set with 32785 per game
Major League Baseball drew an average of 32785 fans per game this season, beating the 1994 mark of 31423 before the strike. Total league attendance rose to 79.5 million, up 4.5 percent from last season's 76 million and marks a fourth straight season of records.
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Tigers manager Leyland signs extension through 2009
DETROIT AP Jim Leyland will manage the Detroit Tigers for two more years. The contract extends his stay to 2009, following a season that saw Detroit reach the 2006 World Series where they fell to St Louis. He planned talks with Tigers president Dave Dombrowski after the season and hoped to return home to Pittsburgh knowing his two year deal was secured.
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Cyclone JV spikers split home matches
Ottawa High School junior varsity volleyball split two home matches, losing to Paola 23 25 12 and defeating Gardner 24 23. Ottawa, now 22 6, advances to the Frontier League Tournament at Gardner Saturday. Notes list top performers for both matches with players Mages Watts Miller and Currier among leaders in aces, assists, blocks and digs.
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Eagle JV Volleyball Sweeps Osawatomie and Anderson County
Eagle junior varsity volleyball team improved its Pioneer League record to 3-1 with wins over Osawatomie and Anderson County. Kelsey Bogle led with six kills versus Osawatomie, while Annie Smith and Sam Huffman added three each. against Anderson County Bogle and Smith had four kills apiece, Huffman three. Smith had 10 aces serving as Wellsville secured the two straight-set and three-set victories.
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Missouri- Nebraska clash sets tone for conference play
Missouri coach Alexander notes the Big 12 opener against Nebraska carries high stakes with the conference race beginning. Redshirt freshman Jeremiah Maclin shines in Alexander’s absence, scoring six touchdowns in four games and leading all players with 230.3 all purpose yards per game. Alexander says no tension exists between him and Maclin.
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Ottawa Falls to Gardner in Three at Home
Ottawa led 9 4 early game one but seven errors let Gardner back in to win. Gardner used serve to run 11 straight in game two as Kristen Hendrickson fueled a 21 10 swing. Ottawa, 21 8, drops after citing serving pressure and miscues. Hendrickson 15 kills 4 aces 22 digs Cahill 10 blocks Allan 24 assists. Ottawa visits Spring Hill Tuesday.
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Wellsville Preps Move Toward More Consistent Team Play
Wellsville coach Eric Evans praised improved all around play with aggressive serving and net play after the win. The 1912 team moved to 4-0 and will play Prairie View on Tuesday.
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