Friday and Saturday sports schedule prompts across multiple schools
Friday games start at 7 p.m. unless noted with matchups including Anderson County at Iola and Eudora at Baldwin. Saturday features Sterling visiting Ottawa at 1 30 p m for college football. Volleyball at 8 a m Baldwin versus DeSoto Inv. Soccer has Southwestern at Ottawa 1 3 p m and cross country Ottawa at Haskell.
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Anderson County
Iola
Eudora
Baldwin
Uniontown
Central Heights
Ottawa
Atchison
Pomona
Marmaton Valley
Spring Hill
Wellsville
Weekend sports slate features wide NCAA and professional events
ESPN airs Michigan at Minnesota and Syracuse at Virginia Tech while ESPN2 covers Kansas State at Oklahoma State. Golf showcases PGA Las Vegas Invitational and LPGA Samsung World Cup across USA and NBC. CFL? Not present.
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Michigan
Minnesota
ESPN
TCU
South Florida
USA
Chicago
Florida
NHL
St. Louis
Phoenix
Florida St
Miami
Syracuse
Virginia Tech
Michigan St
Illinois
CBS
Notre Dame
Pittsburgh
UCLA
Arizona
FSN
Nebraska
Missouri
TBS
Georgia
Tennessee
ESPN2
Ohio St
Wisconsin
Stanford
Usc
Las Vegas
NBC
Postseason Baseball League Championship Series schedule update
AP recap of the 1998 postseason as MLB AL and NL series progress with dates times and matchups. Key pitching names Clemens Martinez Wells Burkett Willis and teams New York Boston Chicago Florida featured across October games and potential if necessary dates.
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Boston
Chicago
Florida
U.S
Canada
ESPN2
FOX
Clemens
Martinez
Wells
Burkett
Twins sign Ron Gardenhire to two-year deal
The Minnesota Twins signed Ron Gardenhire to a two-year contract as manager. Other MLB moves include John Halama and Mark Johnson designated for assignment by Oakland, Marco Scutaro and Matt Watson claimed off waivers from New York, Tony Mounce released by Texas, Luke Prokopec activated by Cincinnati, and Mark Watson electing free agency. NBA and NFL notes show Knicks, Magic waivers and Packers re-signing Larry Smith with additional roster changes. Wild claim Alex Henry off waivers from Washington.
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Minnesota Twins
Ron Gardenhire
Oakland Athletics
John Halama
Mark Johnson
Marco Scutaro
Matt Watson
New York Mets
Texas Rangers
Tony Mounce
Cincinnati Reds
Luke Prokopec
Mark Watson
Ottawa Braves Aim to Balance Attack at Sterling
Ottawa University seeks balance as star back Aaron Howell runs for 388 yards last week and Derrick Ward sits with back spasms. Coach Pat Ross previews Saturday’s 1:30 p.m. game at Cook Field, aiming to protect the top rusher for next week’s Kansas Wesleyan showdown while leaning on Brandon Fischer and the reshaped rushing attack.
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Sterling
Ottawa University
Aaron Howell
Warriors
Ottawa
Derrick Ward
Brandon Fischer
Ward
Southwestern
Cook Field
Pat Ross
Kansas Wesleyan
Ross
T.J. O’neill
T.J
Derek Miller
Saint Mary
Fischer
Braves
Laurie Sisk
DeDe Dorsey
DeDe
Ottawa High seniors honored after volleyball wins
Ottawa High celebrated senior night with tears and hugs after a 25 9 25 20 25 14 victory over Atchison and a 25 14 25 22 win over Sumner Academy. Coach Jodi Grover praised improved defense and middle hitting while junior Sadye Mages led with 13 kills and 13 digs.
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Ottawa High
Ottawa
Cyclones
Atchison
Sumner Academy
Jodi Grover
Grover
Sadye Mages
Randi Morris
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Pomona girls win Jayhawk Linn meet title race
Pomona High cross country edged Lyndon to win the Jayhawk Linn Invitational led by Leslie Davis who placed sixth and Jessica Rockhold seventh. Other top Pomona finishers included Stephanie Worthington eighth and Jodi Bigham nineteenth as the Indians scored 51 points to Lyndon’s 64. The Pomona boys finished third behind Anderson County and Lebo.
Cross country meet results show top finishes and team winners
Prep CC Ryan Roberts finished 46th at 20 36 West on Grove 57th at 23 09 Brett Beasley 58th at 23 35 Central Heights Jeremy Sluder seventh 17 29 J T Horstick 14th 18 08 James Sluder 22nd 18 41 Others Aaron Poe 35th 19 35 Zach Maier 41st 20 06 Cody Kratzberg 45th 20 36 Vinnie Wuertz 49th 20 36 Pomona Ashley Schrader third 15 49 Jennifer Bigham sixth 16 06 Central Heights Katie Maier 21 49 Pomona Daniel Rouland 28th 15 16 J J Clawson 29th 15 43 Central Heights Chris Weber 12 39 Cody Church 13 31 Zach Sobba 13 32 Nick Bryant 14 27 Bald wins cross country Sabetha boys 18 points seven in top nine runner up 60 See RUNNERS page 8
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Ryan Roberts
Weston Grove
Brett Beasley
Central Heights
Jeremy Sluder
J.T. Horstick
James Sluder
Aaron Poe
Zach Maier
Cody Kratzberg
Vinnie Wuertz
Pomona
Ashley Schrader
Jennifer Bigham
Katie Maier
Daniel Rouland
J.J. Clawson
Chris Weber
Cody Church
Zach Sobba
Nick Bryant
Baldwin Sabetha
Baldwin
Sabetha
Cyclones rout Sumner 10-0 in Ottawa soccer showcase
Ottawa High cruised to a 10-0 victory over Sumner Academy in a home match, extending its Huron League win streak to 51. Caleb Mitchell and Victor Ojeleye each notched three goals, with other scorers including Nick Pellant and Truyn Mosher. Ottawa advances to 11-2 and aims to preserve its perfect league record.
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Sumner Academy
Ottawa High
Cyclones
Ottawa
Glen Cahill
Cahill
Trey Watts
Sabres
Caleb Mitchell
Victor Ojeleye
Mitchell
Brad Skiles
Nick Pellant
Ojeleye
Lance Fuller
Jack Sachse
Adam Seeger
Truyn Mosher
Eric Anderson
Fuller
Sachse
Lucas Lefort
Ward
Greg Mast
Ottawaherald
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