Tuesday High School Volleyball and Soccer Schedule
Tuesday high school volleyball features Anderson County at Gardner, Baldwin at Paola, Ottawa at De Soto, Pomona at Mission Valley, and Wellsville at Osawatomie all at 5 or 6 p.m. Ward hosts Ottawa in soccer at 4 p.m. Wednesday shifts to college volleyball with Ottawa visiting McPherson at 7 p.m.
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Paola
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Mission Valley
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Ward
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Baseball Playoffs and College Football Schedule Notes
On air baseball playoffs feature Boston at New York Yankees at 7 p.m. on Channel 4. College football shows West Virginia at Connecticut at 6:30 p.m. on ESPN. Baseball also lists Houston at St. Louis at 7 p.m. on Channel 4.
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Postseason Baseball Div Series Atlanta Falls to Houston 12 3
Houston defeats Atlanta 12 to 3 to clinch the series 3-2 in a Monday game. ALCS schedule lists Boston and New York matchups with varied pitchers through October 16. NLCS notes Houston at St Louis with 7:16 PM start on Thursday.
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St. Louis
Monday Night Football Open Picks Week 7 Matchups
Indianapolis and Arizona face off as the N.Y. Giants host Tampa Bay and St. Louis at 8 p.m. on Monday, October 18, in prime time selections.
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Big scores big wins in college football routs
Texas Tech coach Mike Leach defends aggressive scoring after a 70-10 win over Nebraska, with Sonny Cumbie leading a late barrage. Nebraska, plagued by seven turnovers, aims to rebound against Baylor. Kansas State and Oklahoma loom as Big 12 contenders while Kansas breaks its losing streak in state rivalry.
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Ottawa players earn KCAC weekly honors
OU junior corner Fred Simmons shared defensive player of the week after intercepting three passes and scoring a touchdown in Ottawa Universitys 25 15 win over Southwestern in Winfield. He led the Braves with seven tackles as Ottawa opened their season with a victory. Larissa Brown of ECAC also named KCAC player of the week for women s soccer with three goals and an assist. Luke Goss earned men s soccer honors and Jenny Sousley plus Emily Napier starred for the KCAC leading volleyball team with Libero defensive and setting accolades.
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Southwestern
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Winfield
Braves
McPherson
Colt Knigge
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ECAC
Larissa Brown
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NAIA
Luke Goss
Jenny Sousley
Emily Napier
Beltran fuels Astros to first postseason series win over Braves
Houston caps a 12-3 NL division series clincher at Atlanta as Carlos Beltran belts two homers and 5 RBIs in the decisive Game 5. Beltran breaks a Houston postseason record with four homers in the series. Jeff Bagwell and Craig Biggio hail the breakthrough after years of playoff heartbreak. The Astros advance to face St. Louis in the NL Championship Series at Busch Stadium.
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Astros
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Biggio
Drayton McLane
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Busch Stadium
Turner Field
John Smoltz
Tech
Brooklyn Dodgers
Rums
Jaret Wright
Rafael Furcal
Johnny Estrada
Wright
Schilling set to silence Yankees in Game One
Curt Schilling vowed to quiet 55,000 at Yankee Stadium as Boston and New York opened the AL Championship Series. The tone matched a rivalry packed with fistfights and bold boasts after Aaron Boone's 2003 Game 7 heroics, while Mariano Rivera faced personal tragedy and Tom Gordon prepared to close if Rivera could not.
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Yankees
Boston
Aaron Boone
Tim Wakefield
Mariano Rivera
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Rivera
Joe Torre
Tom Gordon
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