Giants Name Maldonado Opening Game Starter
Giants manager Roger Craig will start Candy Maldonado in right field for the opening World Series game against the Athletics in Oakland. Maldonado, who batted .217 with nine homers, delivered a critical walk in the pennant rally and earned his spot after a solid, if uneven, season. Kevin Mitchell faced questions over missing a World Series workout but plans to apologize to teammates. Craig supported the move, while Mitchell acknowledged a stiff fine and said the case is closed.
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San Diego
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Baker
Henderson Ready For World Series After Playoff Glory
Rickey Henderson shows form in a simulated Oakland workout ahead of the World Series. He hots a line drive off Dennis Eckersley and insists he is in a groove as he eyes his first Series game. Henderson, the AL playoff MVP, hints at free agency and possible Yankees interest while reaffirming a preference to stay with the A’s.
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Ottawa High cross country eyes tough Southeast Kansas League meet
Ottawa High coach Chris Kornhaus faces a new Fort Scott course with cautious optimism as the Cyclones look to Johnson and Pyle for momentum. Simone Schaupp is out, Semien Negash returns, and two senior runners miss practice affecting the boys team with Daryl Spigle expected to lead.
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Cyclones
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Becky Pyle
Ottawa
Fort ‘Scott
Simone
Semien
Labelle County
Kornhhaus
Daryl Spigle
Boyseam
Komhaus
Braves face 0-5 Tabor after early mistakes worry Ottawa
Ottawa University coach David Dallas presses for cleaner starts as the Braves, 2-3, prepare to visit Hillsboro to face Kansas Conference rival Tabor College. Dallas notes Baker’s quality and stresses mental focus, while junior RB Mario Washington misses at least one game after knee surgery.
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Ottawa University
David Dallas
Hillsboro
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Ottawa
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Washington
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St. Mary of the Plains
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ORC Office Hours and Halloween Events in Ottawa
The Ottawa Recreation Commission opens at 9 to 5 on weekdays at 115 W. 4th with a youth center inside same building open Saturdays 10 to 2 for pool and table tennis. A Halloween party for fifth and sixth graders is Oct 30 at the Youth Center with a Haunted House, games, and costume contest. Call 242-1939 for details.
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Vols dismiss top rusher Reggie Cobb for team rule breach
Reggie Cobb, Tennessee's leading rusher with 616 yards and six touchdowns, was permanently dismissed from the Vols by coach Johnny Majors for an unspecified team rules violation. Cobb had been suspended in February and briefly reinstated before fall practice.
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