Weekend high school games schedule across Kansas
Wednesday games include Ottawa at Saint Mary in Leavenworth from 1 to 3 pm. Thursday has Ottawa at Bethal at 7 pm. Friday features multiple AN games at 7 pm, plus Fort Scott at Anderson Co and other matches at Louisburg, Baldwin Central Heights, Humbold Burlington, Ottawa, Pomona, Osaga City, Wellsville, Pleasant Ridge, and Williamsburg at KSD at 4 pm high school soccer Ottawa at Sumner Academy at 4 pm.
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Ottawa
Bethal
Fort Scott
Anderson Co
Louisburg
Baldwin
Central Heights
Humbold
Burlington
Pomona
Osaga City
Wellsville
Pleasant Ridge
Williamsburg
KSD
Sumner Academy
Baseball playoff schedule: New York at Seattle and Atlanta at Arizona
The article lists baseball playoff games with New York at Seattle at 3 p.m. on Channel 4 and Atlanta at Arizona at 7 p.m. on Channel 4. A second note repeats New York at Seattle at 7 p.m. on Channel 4.
Baseball playoff schedule for Yankees and Mariners
Baseball playoff slate shows New York Yankees at Seattle with games on Oct 18 20 21 22 24 25 and potential if necessary matchups. National League series features Arizona at Atlanta with games Oct 16 17 19 23 24 and possible seventh game. Fox coverage planned for most broadcasts.
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Moyer
Hernandez
Abbott
Clemens
Fox Sports Net
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Atlanta
Glavine
Batista
Atanta
Ford
Angels name Tony Rea gins director of player development
ANAHEIM ANGELS name Tony Rea as director of player development. Also notes shifts across MLB and NBA teams including moves by Red Sox, White Sox, Phillies, Lakers, Magic, Jazz, and other NFL and NHL listings with promotions, waivers, signings, and trades.
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Tony Reagins
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Rick Down
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Bill Pulsipher
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Greglegg
Reading
John Morris
Clearwater
Jeff Manto
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Ronnie Onagon
Batavia
Raly de Armas
Phillies
Chiefs keep plan after 1-4 start with run pass blend
Kansas City coach Dick Vermeil said the Chiefs will stay with a run pass blend despite a 1-4 start. He blamed injuries and inexperience in the receiving corps for passing troubles and noted Priest Holmes surged in the fourth quarter against Pittsburgh. Victor Riley may return later, with six weeks out likely.
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Kansas City Chiefs
Dick Vermeil
Vermeil
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Trent Green
Chiefs
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Steelers
Priest Holmes
Florida
Pittsburgh Steelers
Victor Riley
Riley
Victor
Johnson tops Maddux to take Game 1 in series
Randy Johnson delivered 11 strikeouts on a three-hitter to lead the Arizona Diamondbacks past Greg Maddux and the Atlanta Braves 2 0 in Game 1 of the National League Championship Series. Counsell and Sanders provided key run support with back to back run scoring singles, while Maddux allowed two runs in seven innings.
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Randy Johnson
Greg Maddux
Johnson
Arizona Diamondbacks
Maddux
Atlanta Braves
Arizona
Craig Counsell
Chipper Jones
Bernard Gilkey
Randy
Jamie Moyer
Julio Franco
Jones
Brian Jordan
Counsell
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Reggie Sanders
Luis Gonzalez
Bob Brenly
Atlanta
Bobby Cox
Ottawa shocks Seaman with 4 3 upset win
Ottawa High coach Glen Cahill deployed a bold wrinkle by moving two midfielders to defense and one to striker, stifling second-ranked Seaman. Captain Roland Jaworski and Caleb Mitchell sparked the rally, with Mitchell netting a hat trick and Sigmund assisting on key goals as Ottawa overcame an early deficit to win 4 3 on senior night. Ottawa (12 2) closes regular season with road games at Highland and Sumner Academy.
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Greg Mast
Herald
Ottawa High
Glen Cahill
Seaman
Cyclone
Ottawa
Vikings
Cahill
Roland Jaworski
Jarod Sigma
Caleb Mitchell
Mitchell
Sigmund
Fale
Seaman Bell
Cyclones
Rick Croucher
Jaworski
Adam Spratt
Adama
Highland
Sumner Academy
Panthers Close Season With Area VB Split at Regional
Williamsburg High volleyball closed the season with a split at the Class 1A Regional Tournament in Waverly. The Panthers beat Hartford 15 13 15 11 then fell to Lebo 15 11 15 1, finishing 10 17. Hallie Lee led with 16 kills per match. Angela Tipton 10. Joanna Rubick 7 5. Jauren Hawkins 7. Steve Chambers credited the team for resilience and late-season improvement.
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Herald
Williamsburg High
Waverly
Panthers
Hartford
Lebo
Williamsburg
MaryAnn Chambers
Hallie Lee
Angela Tipton
Joanna Rubick
Jauren Hawkins
Chambers
Pomona
Pomona High
Jayhawk Linn
Uniontown
Jenna Hamilton
Marie Labrador
Jill Bigham
Angie Corwin
Wellsville
CH plans fan bus to Humboldt Central Heights game
CH offers free bus for fans to attend Friday’s football clash at Humboldt Central Heights. Humboldt enters 7-0, yielded 6-1 for host. AD Buddy Welch says Fan Appreciation Day funds the ride. needs 25 to 30 riders to run two buses. Call 785 869 3555 to confirm. bus departs 5 30 p.m. for 7 p.m. kickoff.
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Herald
Central Heights High School
Humbolt
Vikings
Humboldt
Buddy Welch
Kansas
High School Activities Association
Welch
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