World Series Postseason Update Ongoing Series
The Associated Press reports results from the 1940s like events with dates October 21 to 26 showing Atlanta leading Cleveland 2-1 after a 3-2 win, a 4-3 Atlanta victory, and a 7-6 Cleveland win in tense innings. Games are scheduled at Cleveland and Atlanta with key pitchers Avery and Hill noted.
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Football showdown shapes Franklin County playoff fate
Central Heights visits Wellsville in a high stakes clash with the winner earning a Class 3A playoff berth. Wellsville sits 8-0, Central Heights 7-1, as coaches emphasize preparation and focus ahead of the Oct. 26 showdown.
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OU Falls Short Against Kansas-Top Southwestern Volleyball
The Ottawa University Lady Braves pushed Southwestern to five games, winning the first two 15-7 and 15-10 before losing 15-8 15-6 15-8. Coach Tracy Schmidt praised the effort and momentum in game four, noting OU surged late despite Southwestern’s strong attack and KCAC dominance.
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Indians Rally To Stun Braves In 11 Inning World Series Game
The Cleveland Indians avoided a 3-0 deficit by beating Atlanta 7-6 in 11 innings. Eddie Murray drove in the decisive run after Baerga doubled and Belle was walked, keeping Cleveland alive in the series amid a late comeback thriller.
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Bike riders trek from Garnett to Kansas City area
More than 100 cyclists joined the AXA World Ride as they traveled the 78 mile route from Garnett to Overland Park. AXA World Ride leader Ronne Irvine highlighted opportunities for disabled participants to pursue sports. The ride, part of a 245 day journey begun in Atlanta, ends November 18 in Washington D.C.
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Lawyer Morrison to deny charges in Oklahoma case
Attorney for boxer Tommy Morrison plans to fight accusations that he punched a woman, mother of his son, and bit another woman’s finger. Two counts of misdemeanor assault and battery were filed Tuesday in Jay Oklahoma. Morrison’s lawyer says the allegations were denied previously and will continue to be denied.
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Ottawa swimmers mark fall start at KC Classic
Ottawa Swim Club opened its fall season at the Kansas City Swim Academy Classic with 13 swimmers. Luke Steelman in the 10 and under boys division placed second in three events and fourth in the 100 butterfly. Jennifer Burks won two events in the 8 and under girls division and added several top finishes. Coach Jeff Brewer praised the performance as a strong start and noted the next meet is the Olathe Invitational.
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Shaquille O'Neal vows to rebound despite thumb injury
Shaquille O'Neal said the thumb injury he suffered when Miami center Matt Geiger fouled him during a move to the basket would bench him for a month at most. He criticized the foul as a chop and warned the next player who chops him, promising a strong response. The Magia won 106-91 in exhibition play Tuesday night.
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