High school football and soccer schedules for Friday and Saturday
Friday games start at 7 p.m. with Anderson County at Spring Hill and other matchups: Baldwin at Gardner Central Heights at Uniontown Mission Valley at Lyndon MdCV at Madison Osage City at Rock Creek Banner Springs at Ottawa Pomona at Jayhawk Linn Waverly at Frankfort Prairie View at Wellsville Hamilton at Williamsburg. Ottawa of KC Christian soccer is listed as 45 30 p.m. Saturday college football features Southwestern at Ottawa at 1 30 p.m. and William Jewell at Baker at 2 p.m.
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Anderson County
Spring Hill
Baldwin
Gardner
Central Heights
Uniontown
Mission Valley
Lyndon
Mdcv
Madison
Osage City
Rock Creak
Banner Springs
Ottawa
Pomona
Jayhawk-Linn
Waverly
Frankfort
Prairie View
Wellsville
Hamilton
Williamsburg
KC Christian
Southwestern
William Jewell
Baker
Baseball playoff results and upcoming games details
The Associated Press reports ALCS results with Baltimore beating Cleveland 3 0 and Cleveland 5 4 to tie the series. NLCS features Florida and Atlanta tied 1 1 with slated games through October 11 12 and 13.
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Baltimore
Cleveland
Mussina
Harshiser
Erickson
Wright
Florida
Alanta
Atlanta
Smoltz
Saunders
Neagle
Brown
Baseball and Basketball and Football Transactions of Thursday
Angels announce waivers and free agency for Craig Grebeck and Greg Cadoret. Twins acquire Jon Mays and Jeremy Palki from Mariners to complete Roberto Kelly trade. Yankees decline 1998 option on Tim Raines. Cardinals do not renew Gene Gieselman and Mike Gibbons contracts. Stan London named senior medical advisor. Pistons waive Randolph Childress. Nets waive Kent Culuko and Jimmy Carruth. Sonics sign Greg Anthony for one year. Rams place Bern Brostek on injured reserve.
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Associated Press
Anaheim Angels
Craig Grebeck
Greg Cadoret
Minnesota Twins
Jon Mays
Jeremy Palki
Seattle Mariners
Roberto Kelly
NEW York Yankees
Tim Raines
ST. Louis Cardinals
Gene Gieselmann
Mike Gibbons
Stan London
National Basketball Association
Detroit Pistons
Randolph Childress
NEW Jersey Nets
Kent Culuko
Jimmy Carruth
Seattle Supersonics
Greg Anthony
National Football League
ST. Louis Rams
Bern Brostek
Pats aim to rebound after loss to Bills
The New England Patriots, now 4-1, return to Foxboro to host the Buffalo Bills who improved to 3-2 after winning 22-13 with rookie Antowain Smith rushing 56 yards for a TD. QB Drew Bledsoe conceded the shock of the setback and billed the upcoming game as crucial in the AFC East race.
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Associated Press
New England Patriots
New England
Denver
Patriots
Foxboro
Bills
Drew Bledsoe
Meadowlands
Bill Parcells
New York Jets
Jimmy Johnson
Miami Dolphins
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Detroit
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Bruce Smith
Phil Hansen
Barry Sanders
Antowain Smith
Todd Collins
Todd
Smith retires after long NC coaching career
Dean Smith announced his retirement from North Carolina basketball just before the start of fall practice, saying a lack of energy and enthusiasm led to the decision. Chancellor Michael Hooker praised his leadership, and assistant Bill Guthridge spoke of Smith’s lasting impact as he prepares to step in as successor.
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N.C
Dean Smith
North Carolina
Tar Heels
Smith
Michael Hooker
Dean
Bill Guthridge
Larry Brown
Philadelphia 76Ers
Lee Smith
Williams
Kansas
Guthridge
University of Kansas
Guthridge Named North Carolina Coach After Smith Win
Roy Williams welcomed Bill Guthridge's selection to replace Dean Smith as UNC basketball coach. Smith retires after 36 years. Guthridge, Smith's longtime assistant, vows to continue the program's legacy. Williams, then KU coach, expresses mixed feelings and support for Guthridge and denies talks of leaving Kansas.
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Aphile
Dean Smith
North Carolina
Guthridge
Smith
Williams
Indians Rally Past Orioles In ALCS Game 2 Thriller
Cleveland overcame a 4-2 deficit in the eighth inning as Marquis Grissom delivered a three run homer off Armando Benitez after a controversial called third strike on Jim Thome. The Indians extended the series and now lead the best of seven with a chance to clinch at Jacobs Field. Cal Ripken homered for Baltimore in a tough playoff defeat.
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Jets
Philadelphia
Jacksonville
Eagles
Washington
Ray Rhodes
Ricky Watters
Charlie Garner
Jaguars
Jerome Bettis
Pittsburgh
Oilers
Aaron Beasley
Cincinnati
Altimore
Gossielane
New York
Sandy Alomar
Yankees
Mariano Rivera
Cleveland
Jim Thome
Jacobs Field
Orioles
Mike Mussina
Orel Hershiser
Baltimore
Seattle Mariners
Cal Ripken
Indians
Benitez
Jeff Branson
Tony Fernandez
Thome
Grissom
Ottawa Cyclones edge Ward and Sumner in league surge
Ottawa High School volleyball moved to 4-1 in the Huron League after sweeping Ward and Sumner Academy before a three-game duel with Atchison, which improved to 5-0. Senior Ashley Beets left with a sprained ankle but Ottawa still fought back behind Erin Langston and Emilee Hermreck, with Beets, Langston, Fenton and Hermreck delivering key kills to stay in the hunt for the league title and host the sub-state on Oct. 25.
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Ottawa
Ward
Sumner Academy
Cyclones
Atchison
van Leeuwen
Ashley Beets
Beets
Redmen
Beers
Erin Langston
Langston
Christina Fenton
Emilee Hermreck
Huron
van Lequwen
Brooke Waldron
Hermreck
Erika Frazier
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