Friday Night High School Football Schedule Listed
Friday football games begin at 7 30 p m with Spring Hill at Anderson County Baldwin at Tonganoxie Central Heights at Uniontown Lyndent at Jayhawk Linn MaCV at Madison Osage City at Rock Creek Bofiner Springs at Otawa Vales Center at Pomadna Buffingame at Waverly Gardner at Wellsville Williamsburg Altoona Midway 77 P m seen college baseball and tournament notes follow with times and venues.
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Spring Hill
Anderson County
Baldwin
Tonganoxie
Central Heights
Uniontown
Lyndent
Jayhawk-Linn
Macv
Madison
Postseason Fever Returns With Four Advancing Series
Postseason play revived after last year’s strike as four series push toward league titles. Indians and Yankees rallied for late wins to gain edge over Boston and Seattle while Braves and Reds rallied late to beat Colorado and Los Angeles. Baseball regional telecasts limited viewership to one game per night, leaving three unseen fights to memory.
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Cleveland
New York
League
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Boston
Seattle
Indians
Yankees
Braves
Reds
Colorado
Los Angeles
Red Sox
Tony Pena
Albert Belle
Olivo to face tougher K State defense in Manhattan
Missouri after a 2-2 start eyes a tougher test at No. 13 Kansas State in Manhattan as Olivo seeks more than his 151 yard breakthrough against a defense boasting top national ranks. Gaskins missed the prior meeting but could return to bolster a unit noted for strength in rush and pass defense.
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Missouri
Larry Smith
Wildcats
Columbia
Chris Canty
Jeff Handy
Olivo
Kansas State
Akron
Northern Illinois
Smith
Bill Snyder
Tigers
Buffaloes Impress Mason in Colorado Oklahoma Preview
Colorado, 5-0, ranked eighth, Route three ranked opponents including Wisconsin and Texas A&M, with Detmer injured and Hessler throwing five TDs against Oklahoma. Mason lauds Colorado's dual threat attack and tight run defense as Kansas, ranked 24th, prepares for Saturday clash at Folsom Field. Rae Carruth leads receiving yardage while Savoy ranks second in receptions.
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Folsom Field
Colorado
Mason
Iro
Buffs
Wisconsin
Texas A&m
Oklahoma
Colorado State
Roy Detmer
John Hessler
Rae Carruth
Phil Savoy
Herschel Troutman
Marlon Barnes
Lendon Henry
Wellsville Tops Jayhawk-Linn Invite With Dominant Boys Run
Wellsville won the Jayhawk-Linn Invitational as five runners finished in the top 18 amid sickness and injuries. Vikings and Wellsville runners posted strong times with Kueser and Stumpff near the leaders, while Anderson County and Frontier League rivals trailed.
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Ound City
Wellsville
Jayhawk-Linn
Anderson County
Eagle
Richard Ebel
Ebel
Central
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