NCAA II Football Poll Top 20 and Local Sports Roundup
NCAA Division II football poll lists top 20 with first place votes and records through Oct. 11. In local action, Milton Perry's horse R.T.E.'s Pride won Woodlands third race by two and a half lengths at 35.40 12.60 7.80 payouts. Ottawa United soccer lost 4-0 to Topeka Wildcats, now 2-4, with Phillip Marez Nathan Steward and Michael Nation notable. Topeka softball Dodds Memorials finish second 7-2 at USSSA E League. OQuana High JV football fell 22-4 at Blue Valley, 2-3 overall, and hosts Bonner Springs next Monday. Gov. Finney appointed Wes Santee to Kansas Sports Hall of Fame trustees.
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Robert Yount
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Michael Nation
Lawrence White
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Emporia Eclipse
Dick Peters
Mid-America
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Steve Grogan
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University of Kansas
Wes Santee
Kansas Sports Hall of Fame
Knuckler Back as Braves Face Pirates in Game 6
Atlanta relies on Tim Wakefield's knuckler with Tom Glavine and Barry Bonds central to the outcome of NL playoff Game 6. Bonds powered a 7-1 Pirates victory in Game 5 as Pittsburgh seeks its first pennant since 1979. Glavine aims to avoid a pattern against Bonds while Wakefield seeks another strong start after a five-hitter win.
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Tom Glavine
Barry Bonds
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Redskins rout Broncos to set Art Monk career catches record
Washingtons defense dominated Denver as Wilber Marshall forced a fumble and had a sack, while Art Monk became the NFLs all time receiving leader with 820 catches. Mark Rypien passed for 245 yards and two rushing scores, boosting the Redskins to 34-3 in Monday action.
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Washington
Wilber Marshall
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Joe Gibbs
Art Monk
Marshall
John Elway
Redskins
Broncos
Gibbs
Monk
NFL
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Philadelphia
Phoenix
Dallas
Mark Rypien
Gary Clark
Bing
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Bang
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Boom
Stewart stifles Blue Jays in crucial A's win
Dave Stewart pitched a 6 2 complete game to beat Toronto 6 2 and keep Oakland's playoff hopes alive at SkyDome. He scattered seven hits, walked three, and fanned five as Rickey Henderson disrupted David Cone. With a recessed bullpen, Stewart delivered when the A's needed him most.
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Dave Stewart
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David Cone
Gene Tenace
A’s
Dennis Eckersley
Rick Honeycutt
Baker jumps to fourth in NAIA II football poll
Baker University rises to No. 4 in the NAIA Division II rankings, behind Westminster, Linfield and Findlay. Georgetown falls to sixth as Benedictine advances to eighth and Bethany sits at twentieth. Friends also listed with 21. Baker and Benedictine meet October 31 at Liston Stadium in Baldwin City.
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Giants sale bids hinge on league approval
Local bidders led by Peter Magowan met NL president Bill White as Tampa Bay observers watched. The group offered 95 million to buy the San Francisco Giants from Bob Lurie and keep the team in San Francisco, 20 million below Lurie's earlier August Tampa Bay deal. Sale needs 10 of 14 NL votes and eight of 14 AL votes.
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San Francisco Giants
Bill White
Tampa Bay
Peter Magowan
Safeway Stores
Bob Lurie
San Francisco
Lurie
Stottlemire fuels Ottawa to fifth at Northwest
Kathy Stottlemire led Ottawa University women to fifth place at Northwest Missouri State, finishing 12th in the three mile race with 1942. Ottawa totaled 123 points behind Nebraska B team Park College Midland Lutheran and host Northwest Missouri. Kris Wilson led OU men with 24th in 20 26, as the team did not field a full squad. OU hosts Boucek Invitational at Forest Park this Saturday with both races to start at 10 a.m.
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Kathy Stottlemire
Ottawa University
Northwest Missouri State
Stottlemire
Central Heights
Ottawa
University of Nebraska
Park College
Midland-Lutheran
Texas
Kris Wilson
Chris Schulz
Leslie Custer
Ottawa High
Forest Park
Osage City Volleyball Drops Pair to Wabaunsee
Osage City High fell to Wabaunsee 15-9 15-8 in the first match and 15-9 18-7 in the second, as OC coach Michelle Giesy noted improved defense and praised Christing Wessel at the net. The Chargers finish regular season next Monday hosting Northern Heights.
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Osage City High
Wabaunsee
Indians
Chargers
Michelle Giesy
Giesy
Christing Wessel
Osage
Northern Heights
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