Baseball standings and schedule across leagues
Major League standings show Toronto and Baltimore atop the American League East with Milwaukee leading the West. National League leaders include Pittsburgh and Montreal with several interleague matchups listed. Additional notes cover Kansas City signing center Kani Kauahi, NHL TV deals with ESPN and SportsChannel America, and historical network rights context.
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Toronto
Baltimore
Milwaukee
Detroit
New York
Boston
Cleveland
Oakland
Minnesota
Chicago
Texas
California
Kansas City
Seattle
Kensac City
Thorsdey
McDowell
Aquino
Guzman
Wickman
Philadelphia
Montreal
Atlanta
Leibrandt
Gooden
Cincinnati
Hammond
San Francisco
Barke
Pittsburgh
Tontin
San Diego
Herris
Cantillo
Fernandez
Belcher
Houston
J.jones
K Hill
Los Angeles
Ke Gros
Pinsburgh
Drabek
NHL
U.S
ESPN
Gil Stein
SportsChannel America
United States
ABC
NIL
Gary Meagher
NBC
NASL
Dual QBs Share The Field For Ottawa High Season Opener
Ottawa High head coach Ron Mann will alternate junior quarterbacks Ryan Barnhart and Josh Ratliff during the 1992 season opener at Paola. Both players are even after three weeks of preseason work, and the system may continue for a while until one clearly leads.
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Ralph Young
Ryan Barnhart
OHL
Josh Ratliff
Paola
Scott Hollister
Herald
Ottawa High
Ron Mann
Cyclones
OHS
Ryan
Josh
Mann
Bamnhart
Ratliff
Quaner
Ottawa High Visits Paola Panthers In 4A Showdown
Ottawa High heads to Paola for a 7 30 p m Friday game. Paola expects sophs Matt Stallbaummer and Nick Henry to run the option after wrist injury to Chris Gray. Isaac Cotton Phil Hickman pace the backfield with Mike Kauk Scott Lee upfront. Coaches Ron Mann and Jim Lee discuss a tough, proven rival with no fancy plays.
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Jim Lee
Paola
Chris Gray
Panthers
Matt Stallbaummer
Nick Henry
Isaac Cotton
Phil Hickman
Mike Kauk
Scott Lee
Ryan Smith
Marlon Wilson
Scott Henry
Chip Ufford
Gray
Ron Mann
Early start for OU spikers
Susan Dickerson begins her first season as Oklahoma volleyball coach with the Lady Braves at the Kansas Conference Early Bird Tournament in McPherson. ECAC rules ban fall practices until classes commence, making the schedule a tough welcome.
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Scott Hollister
Ottawa University
Susan Dickerson
Lady Braves
Kansas
McPherson
ECAC
OU Volleyball 1992 Schedule and Coaching Update
The Sooners open the 1992 season with ECAC Early Bird games in September and October, facing St Marys, Baker, McPherson, Avila, Sterling, William Jewell, Tabor, Bethel, Friends, Kansas Wesleyan, Kansas Newman, Southwestern, Bethany, and more with NAIA District 10 playoffs set for November. Coach Dickerson, hired in April to replace Patti Phillips, brings a rich volleyball background and guides a program rebuilding after losing three seniors and transfer Amy Snell.
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McPherson
St. Mary College
Baker
Mid-America Nazarene
Avila
Sterling
William Jewell
Southwestern
Tabor
Bethel
Friends
Kansas Wesleyan
Kansas Newman
Bethany
Patti Phillips
Dickerson
Washburn University
Lady Ichabods
Southernllinois University-Carbondale
Washburn
Su-Carbondale
Lawrence High
Washburn Rural
Amy Snell
KCAC
University of Arizona
Brown Bugs Royals in Bug Infestation Loss
Kansas City Royals endured a 6-2 defeat to the Texas Rangers as millions of winged insects swarmed Kauffman Stadium in the third inning. Rangers pitcher Kevin Brown noted the distraction while Hal McRae quipped about their 1-16 start.
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Doug Tucker
Kansas City
Kansas City Royals
Hal McRae
Royals
Texas Rangers
Kevin Brown
Rangers
Royals pitcher Brown weathers bug plague in KC game
Brown pitched his 10th complete game as the Royals beat the Blue Jays despite a swarm of midges and bugs in the eyes and mouth. McRae swallowed a bug, Koslowski struggled with a contact lens, and fans fled or shielded themselves as Brown allowed six hits and struck out five.
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Royals
Gregg Jefferies
Brian McRae
Kansas City
Kevin Koslofski
Brown
Toronto
Jack Morris
Chicago
Jack McDowell
Wade aims to defend title as cross country season opens
Wellsville High senior Ryan Wade enters the season as the top target after winning the 3A state cross country title and 3200m crown. Coach Richard Ebel says Wade and rival Rhett Renaud both show great fitness after summer miles, with Wade leading Wellsville at the Anderson County Invitational in Garnett. Teammates Brock Stumpf, Mike Finch, Billy Hewitt, Jimmy Deason, and Ben Kyle round out a strong roster. Central Heights and other area teams also begin their campaigns as CH loses Cannady and Lawrence but fields leaders Josh Anderson and Darren Green. Ruth Sipple is noted among CH freshmen with Kim Wood leading Girls’ squad.
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Wade
Wellsville
Richard Ebel
Ryan
Rhett
Renaud
Ebel
Eagles
Anderson County
Garnett
Brock Stumpf
Mike Finch
Billy Hewitt
Jimmy Deason
Ben Kyle
Central Heights
Viking
Rusty Cannady
Jesse Lawrence
John Schultze
Josh Anderson
Darren Green
Jeff Piene
David Kueser
Brian Stephenson
Adrien Campbell
Kim Wood
Angel Doty
Dana Hanson
Schultze
Ruth Sipple
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Kani Kauahi
Kauahi
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Hackett
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Seattle Seahawks
Arizona State
Paola High Panthers
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Brown Bugs
Brettatch
McRae
Daniel Stem
University of Missouri-Kansas City
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Wellsville High
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