High school and college games set for Thursday and Friday
Ottawa hosts KCKCC at 5 p.m. Ottawa colleges play MANG at 7 p.m. Ottawa high school soccer travels to Highland Park at 4 5 30 p.m. Cross country meets at Jayhawkdinn with Andesson County Central Heights Pomona Williamsburg 4 a m Baldwin Sabetha Wallsville Eudora. Friday all football games at 7 p.m. Anderson County Spring Hill Baldwin Gardner Central Heights Uniontown Mission Valley Lyndon MdCV Madison Osage City Rock Creek Banner Springs Otowa Pomona Jayhawk Linn Waverly Frankfort Prairie View Wellsville Williamsburg.
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Championships Playoff Scores and Schedule Across Leagues
AP reports October playoff results and upcoming games in both leagues. American League action shows Baltimore routing Cleveland 3 0 with later pitching matchups listed. National League games have Atlanta leading Florida 1 1 with several remaining contests scheduled through October.
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Laos Corias
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Key
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Hershiser
Erickson
Weight
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Atlanta
Florida
Smoltz
Saunders
Neagle
Brown
Transactions Update From Wednesday Sports Slate
Milwaukee Brewers name Larry Hisle minor league hiking coordinator. Reds decline 1998 options on Mortis Mercker and Morgan. Rockies extend Pat Daugherty through 1999. Expos Sherman Obando declines Ottawa assignment to become free agent. Mets move Yorkis Perez Trlicek Tomberlin and Gilbert to Norfolk IL. Hawks release Crouse Prickalt King. Blazers name Bill Musselman assistant coach. Grizzlies waive Mobley Hendrickson. Bears waive OL Clark and sign Tremayne Allan plus Emmett Zitelli to practice squad. Colts re sign David Tate. Kaipo McGuire waived by Dolphins. Hurricanes hire Sam McMaster as pro scout. assign Brown Pratt Halko to New Haven. Blackhawks sign Eric Weinrich to multiyear deal.
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Larry Hisle
Cincinnati Reds
Hal Mortis
Kent Mercker
Mike Morgan
Colorado Rockies
Pat Daugherty
Montreal Expos
Sherman Obando
Ottawa
NEW York Mets
Yorkis Perez
Rick Trlicek
Andy Tomberlin
Shawn Gilbert
Norfolk
National Basketball Association
Atlanta Hawks
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Chris King
Portland Trail Blazers
Bill Musselman
Vancouver Grizzlies
Eric Mobley
Mark Hendrickson
National Football League
Chicago Bears
Jon Clark
Tremayne Allan
Emmett Zitelli
Indianapols Colts
David Tate
Walved
Kaipo McGuire
Miami Dolphins
Bratt Parkman
Chiefs fullback Anders hosts football clinic for Williamsburg Panthers
Chiefs star Kimble Anders led a rain soaked practice with Williamsburg Panthers sharing tips on leverage, catching, and staying focused. He highlighted family role models, work ethic, and NFL realities while coaches Chuck Lee and players praised the inspirational visit during homecoming week.
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Kimble Anders
Williamsburg
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Street
Smith Magazine
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Evans
John Dixon
Kimble
Dixon
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Steve Morse
Huron title on line for Ottawa and Bonner Springs
Ottawa and Bonner Springs clash Friday at Steve Grogan Stadium as the Huron League crown hinges on the outcome. Ottawa sits 2-1 in league play. Bonner Springs 2-2. Turner 3-0 visits next. Ottawa relies on defense and a stronger start after a 30-25 comeback over Sumner Academy.
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Bonner
Huron
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Cyclones
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Pat Boeh
Sumner Academy
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Beeh
Braves
James Brantley
Brantley
Travis Brownrigg
North Carolina retirement rumor sparks Kansas coach speculation
Frederick expects Roy Williams to stay with Kansas for a long time despite reports that Dean Smith will retire from North Carolina after 36 years. Guthridge would succeed Smith, while Williams, a former Smith assistant, remains linked to his home state. The Kansas program, entering its 10th year under Williams, continues to boast top players Raef LaFrentz and Paul Pierce as it celebrates the 100th season of Jayhawk basketball.
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North Carolina
Kansas
Roy Williams
Associated Press
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Bob Frederick
Williams
Jayhawks
Orth Carolina
Guthridge
Larry Brown
Raef LaFrentz
Paul Pierce
Ake
North Aluina
Frederick
Lawrence
Roy
Smiths ties run deep in Kansas basketball lore
Lawrence reports highlight Dean Smith's enduring influence on Kansas basketball through Emporia roots and memories. Quotes recall his early life, 1952 NCAA title, 1953 runner-up, and his status as a member of the Nai smith Memorial Basketball hall of Fame.
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Emporia
Topeka
Kan
Phog Allen
Kansas
Indiana
Jayhawks
Naismith Memorial
Springfield
Royals stay in Kansas City amid sale bid
Kansas City Royals president Mike Herman said cities seeking a cheap AL club should not overlook Kansas City as the team weighs sale. A 75 million minimum bid and a 2015 stadium lease drive protections to keep the Royals in KC, with ownership to the charitable foundation and a 2001 deadline to secure a buyer who pledges to remain in the city.
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City
Kansas City
Royals
Mike Herman
Herman
Sacramento
Calif
Ewing Kauffman
Waverly tops Wellsville through Polk led title run
Polk steered Waverly to the Wellsville Tournament crown with 73 kills and 22 ace serves across six matches. Coach Jerry Rice praised the standout's exciting play as fans sat on the edge of their seats when she smashed the ball, while other players from Anderson County Baldwin Cen tral Heights Lyndon Osage City Ottawa Pomona Shiloh Williamsburg and Wellsville are listed among cross country and volleyball teammates.
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Polk
Waverly
Wellsville
Jerry Rice
Anderson County
Julie Parker
Heather White
Tammy Collins
Baldwin
Amanda Morford
Megan Noonan
Erin Schulte
Central Heights
Jody Peine
Jennifer Ginger
Kellie Kemplay
Williamsburg star doubles as runner and receiver in 58 28 win
Driver totaled six touchdowns, 183 rushing yards and 91 receiving yards on five catches to lead Williamsburg past Flinthills 58 to 28. Coach Chuck Lee praised his growing versatility and development as a running back this season.
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Flinthills
Williamsburg
Chuck Lee
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