College Football Major Scores From Saturday
The Associated Press reports results across regions with many upsets and high totals. Teams including Brown Fordham Lehigh Princeton Syracuse and West Virginia posted decisive wins while Georgia Tech Florida and LSU led large-margin victories. Midwest and West games showed Clemson Michigan and Nebraska also posting strong showings.
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Associated Press
Brown
Fordham
Bucknell
Harvard
Colgate
Lehigh
Connecticut
Buffalo
Dartmouth
Cornell
Georgia Tech
Boston College
Princeton
Holy Cross
Syracuse
East Carolina
Tampla
Pittsburgh
Villanova
Jamies Madison
West Virginia
Rutgers
South Ala
Birmingham
W. Kentucky
Auburn
South Carolina
Clemson
Texas-El Paso
Florida
Arkansas
Florida St
Oklahoma
Michigan
Indiana
Minnesota
Missouri
Iowa
Southwest Grambling
Prairie View & Jackson
Texas Southern
North Carolina
Texas Christian
Texas
Rice
Tulsa
Louitiana
Texas Tech
Baylor
FAR West Air Force
Citadel
Arizona
San Diego
Colorado
Hawaii
Idaho
North Texas
Montana
E. Washington
New Mexico
Southern
Oregon
Weber
N. Arizona
Wyoming
Playoffs At A Glance Baseball Division Series
American League matchups show Seattle and Baltimore split results with Seattle winning game one and Baltimore taking game two to win the series 3-1. Cleveland loses to New York 6-3 and 2-1 as New York advances to the league championship series. National League sees Florida and Atlanta scheduling games through October 10 with listed pitchers and times.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Seattle
Seatle
New York
Pattitte
Cleveland
Wright
Fox
Nac
Florida
Brown
Atlanta
Maddux
Fernandez
Glavine
Smoltz
Leiter
Braves edge Friends in late drive for 34 31 win
Ottawa codefense stiffened late as the No. 23 Braves rallied to beat Friends University 34 31 at Adair Austin Stadium. Quarterback Ficken led a seven play 64 yard final march, completing a 6 yard scoring pass to Otis Brown and a 47 yard drive summary, while Friends’ rally fell short. Ottawa moves to 4 0 overall and 3 0 in the KCAC.
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Braves
Creighton
Friends
Ottawa
Ponty
Jon Cooper
Ficken
Otis Brown
Brown
Tom Starck
Starck
Chris Battle
Ronnie McKeefery
McKeefery
Kip Edwards
Brent Foland
Tyler Griffin
ECAC
Griffin
Southwestern
Cook Field
Bosnight
Foland
Dingle
Griflin
F ~ Waller
Wise
O-Gritin
Waller
F — Cooper
Cooper
F —Wise
Gs — Brown
Basnight
Ottawa High Volleyball Drops Close Invita tional Fights
Ottawa High School Cyclones finished seventh at the Ottawa Invitational with two tight losses in pool play. Ashley Beets led with 35 kills and 32 assists while Brooke Waldron added 44 assists. Fenton led in points and Langston and Beets produced key plays in multiple matches. Ottawa returns to Huron League action Thursday at Kansas City Kansas CC seeking a league title push.
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Ottawa
Cyclones
Olathe North
Santa Fe Trail
Washburn Rural
Erie
Karla van Leeuwen
Olathe East
VanLeeuwen
Fort Scott
Anderson County
Ashley Beets
Brooke Waldron
Beets
Brooke
Emilee Hermreck
Atchison
Erin Langston
Christina Fenton
Amanda Goetz
Fenton
Huron
Kansas City
Kansas Community College
Ward
Sumner Academy
Sumner
van Leeuwen
Steve Morse
Clathe
Hermreck
Waverly dominates Wellsville to claim tourney title
Waverly, ranked third in Class 1A, swept six matches at the Wellsville tournament to win the title, defeating Olpe 17-15 15-2 in the final. Wellsville finished third after a 15-7 15-10 win over Williamsburg in the third-place match, with Pomona finishing seventh.
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Ellsville
Waverly
Wellsville
Olpe
The
Eagles
Williamsburg
Osage City
Eudora
Pomona
Indians
Horton
McLouth
Jerry Rice
Rice
Bulldogs
John Dowling
Panthers
Panther
Lisa Brookover
Laura Driver
Kaci Bethell
Roni Chavez
Mindy Mallory
Ottawa boys and girls sweep at Blue Valley Invitational
Ottawa’s girls win the Blue Valley Invitational led by Bridget Morrisey 12 23 and Jessica Sylvester 12 28 as Ottawa rises in top 18 pack with seven runners. The Cyclone boys place third behind Baldwin and DeSoto with strong team depth and coach Chris Kornhaus noting improved form ahead of the Huron League meet.
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Tilwell
Ottawa
Hers Salurry
Baldwin
Free State
St. Thomas Aquinas
Cyclone
DeSoto
Chris Kornhaus
Kornhaus
Bridget
Morrisey
Jessica
Sylvester
Kristy Morton
Kristen Sells
Katie Burks
Rachel Trendel
Karyn Fuller
Amanda Morford
Megan Noonan
Morford
Noonan
Stacy Zuzzio
Megan Morford
Ruthanne McCreary
Jennifer Ikenberry
Courtney Stultz
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Washington
Greg Mast
Herald Sports
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Francois
Stewart
Warner
Helley
Hull
DeGarmo
Megger
Stawart
Dem
Miek
Hurts
OHS
Waverly Powers
Kim Jo Polk
Theresa Drumm
Kelly Williams
Madison
Woodount
Beth Deterding
Shiloh Thomas
Amy Jones
Carrie Kramer
Louisburg
Shelee Brim
Polk
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