College volleyball and high school football schedule
Thursday college volleyball Friends at Ottawa at 7 p.m. High school soccer Ottawa at Highland Park 4 to 5 45 p.m. Friday all high school football games at 7 p.m. Anderson County at Prairie View Baldwin at Ottawa Pomona at Central Heights Waverly at Lyndon Lebo at MdCV Osngs City at Chase County Joyhawk Linn at Wallavils KSD at Williamsburg
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World Series Postseason Schedule Philadelphia AP
The schedule lists the 1948 World Series games between the New York Yankees and the Atlanta Braves. Home and away dates include Oct 23 24 26 27 28 with 30 31 if necessary, all in EST.
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Mariners Sign Edgar Martinez To Contract Extension
Baseball notes show the Seattle Mariners extending Edgar Martinez through 2000. Other league moves include Toronto releasing John Hudak and assigning Kevin Brown to Syracuse, plus Brumfield opting for free agency and several coaching changes across minor leagues.
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Rocket Wheeler
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Hactor Torres
Knoxville
Marty Peavey
Dunedin
Jim Rooney
Geovanny Miranda
Medicine Hat
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Buddy Ball
Harms
Alex, Fernandez
Jos Fontenot
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Darek Root
Joe Slusarski
Ryan Thompson
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Aaron Fultz
Aaron Fultz and Rhf
Ben Weber
Correction on Wellsville volleyball mis-spelling
A Wednesday sports item corrects the spelling of Eagle player Amanda Pearse in the Wellsville volleyball match coverage. The corrected name should read Amanda Pearse, replacing the previous erroneous spelling in the report.
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Wild 1999 2000 KCAC basketball season opens at media day
In a wide open KCAC preseason, no clear favorites emerged for the 1999-2000 season. Ottawa’s men and women feature a mix of returning players and new talent, with Bethany, Kansas Wesleyan, Southwestern, and McPherson as top contenders in the men. The Lady Braves rely on four returning starters plus transfers and newcomers to push for a conference move.
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Sterling
Bethany
Southwestern
Tabor
Kelli Chisholm
Amber Allison
Ottawa
Andy Carrier
Bethel
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Carrier
Kris Rush
Nick Young
Dustin McGuire
Ricky Bulmer
Tony Porter
Derek McDonnell
Chris McNaughton
Rush
McGuire
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Arabie Conner
Conner
Katie
Nancy Tooley
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Melvetta Manning
Eboni Fondren
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Tabor McPherson
Starling
Friends
Bathel
Ka Wesleyan
McPharson
Ottawa Cyclones Meet Baldwin in Crucial District Showdown
Ottawa, 7 0, hosts Baldwin, 3 4, in a key district clash at Grogan Stadium. The Cyclones seek undefeated regular season finale and playoff positioning as Baldwin screens a potent offense led by quarterback Heath Knight. Senior game honors and a wary, rivalry fueled atmosphere frame the 7 p.m. kickoff and KOFO 1220 AM radio coverage.
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Boeh
Michael Nation
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Nation
Newland
OU Cross Country Finishes Respectable At NAIA Mid-States Meet
Ottawa University competed against ranked NAIA programs at William Jewell. The men placed 10th and the women 11th, OU’s best finishes in recent years. Brent Walker led the men, finishing 20th in 28:56, with John Inglehart 36th and others following closely. Pam Hall paced the women, finishing 36th with 22:48, followed by several runners in the 23-minute range. OU travels to the Bo Boucek Invitational at Pomona Lake, with the women racing at 10:30 a.m. and the men at 11:15 a.m.
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William Jewell
Kirk Wren
Oklahoma Baptist
Hastings
Neb
Doaneoe
Baker
Southwestern
Northwood
Texas
Graceland
Iowa
Brent Walker
John Inglehart
Josh Robinson
Kelly Parker
Justin Faulkner
Matt Womeldorff
Steve Larson
Kjell Nordegren
Dustin Gilbert
Pam Hall
Lady Braves
Nicole Greiwe
Heather Wisdom
Machelle Pyle
Jessica Meditz
Jennifer Leeka
Sacha Hughes
Bo Boucek
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Osage City girls golf team places ninth at state tourney
In Garden City the Osage City Indians finish ninth in the 4A-1A state golf tournament with a team total of 450 at Southwind Country Club. Kelley Johnson leads with 104 for 22nd. Diane Barkdoll 110 for 39th. Elizabeth White 114 for 52nd. Rachel Richards 122 for 63rd. Brianna Jacoby 129 for 70th. Lindsay Vaughan 136 for 71st. Frost delays and weather forced extra day. first-team qualification in six years. coach Linda Plinsky calls the effort fine.
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Osage City
Southwind Country Club
Linda Plinsky
Indians
Kelley Johnson
Diane Barkdoll
Elizabeth White
Rachel Richards
Brianna Jacoby
Lindsay Vaughan
Pomona VB Wins League Title In Regular Season Finale
Pomona volleyball clinches Three Byers League crown with a 15-12 15-8 win over Uniontown and 15-10 15-3 triumph over Jayhawk Linn. Ashley Robinson leads with five kills two blocks. Laura Gilges 10 assists. Indians finish 23 6 and head to sub state at Leavenworth facing Central Heights.
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Indians
Uniontown
Ashley Robinson
Laura Gilges
Jayhawk Linn
Leavenworth
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Panthers fall to Lebo in regional volleyball thriller
Williamsburg volleyball ends season at 11-? after a 15-2 4-15 loss to Lebo in the 1A regional semifinals. Amy Weigand tops with five kills while Hawkins Blankenship Bazil Parkin Smith lead a 89 percent serving Panthers. They had earlier defeated Kansas School for the Deaf 15-6 15-3.
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Williamsburg
Lebo
Panthers
Kansas School For the Deaf
Amy Weigand
Lauren Hawkins
Amanda Blankenship
Megan Bazil
Amanda Weigand
Shelly Smith
Sarah Parkin
Ottawa JV loses twice to finish season at home
Ottawa junior varsity volleyball dropped two matches at home to end the season. Paola won 15 5 15 11 while Santa Fe Trail prevailed 15 2 15 6. Coach Renee Malburg cited serving and passing errors and mental lapses as key factors.
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Paola
Santa Fe Trail
Renee Malburg
Jayme Vance
Emily Ball
Vance
Santa Fe
Katie Ransom
Ball
Marburg
Mark
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