Ottawa Univ teams sweep Bethel in home soccer brief
Ottawa University women beat Bethel 3-0 to stay 6-1 atop the conference and men won 2-1 for their second league victory. Kristen Erickson assisted on the opener, with goals from Fuller Hull Gibbs Cain Chockley Chapman. Both teams next face Kansas Wesleyan Saturday at noon and 2 pm in Ottawa. Ottawa High freshman football fell 20-12 to Atchison at Steve Grogan Stadium, finishing 5-4 after trailing early and scoring twice on Perryman runs before halftime.
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Ottawa JV Falls 28 12 To Gardner In Finale
Ottawa High junior varsity football lost to Gardner 28-12 in the season finale. Steffen King rushed 40 yards for a touchdown. Brandon Porter caught a 37 yard TD pass from Whitney Stults. Ottawa finished 1-5.
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Injured Kansas LB eager to play vs Kansas State
Kansas linebacker Leo Etienne, after dislocating a shoulder against Missouri, vows to play Saturday. The junior transfer from Hutchinson CC says he is 80 to 85 percent and aims to share the field with childhood friend Allen Reese, a Kansas State defensive tackle, whom he has known since seventh grade. Etienne, Kansas’s starting weak side linebacker, has 55 tackles this season. Reese has 31.
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Tank” Reese
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Anderson back in Arizona rotation for World Series
Arizona manager Bob Brenly named Brian Anderson to start Game 3 in New York's Yankee Stadium, returning him to the rotation after bullpen success in the postseason. Miguel Batista will start Game 4, with Brenly choosing Anderson to balance the lefty/righty mix and leverage the Bronx park's left-handed-friendly dimensions.
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Chiefs battered by injuries head to Thursday with Colts
Kansas City faces a 1-5 start as key players sab the lineup with tackles Riley Browning and back Hall sidelined. Nate Hobgood-Chittick to start, while Vermeil evaluates replacements as Indianapolis arrives after a three-game skid.
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Jordan's Vision Impresses Coach in Wizards Win
Washington coach Doug Collins praises Michael Jordan's vision as he scores 27 points in the Wizards 105-92 victory over New Jersey. Jordan says he stays in tune with the game and ignores the flash bulbs, noting it's his freedom and expression.
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