Friday High School Football Schedule Across Local Matches
Friday games begin at 7 p.m. with Fredonia at Anderson County Gardner at Baldwin Prairie View at Central Heights Ottawa at Spring Hill London at Pomona Eudora at Wailisville Willamsburg at Hamilton College soccer Avila at Ottawa W at 5 p.m. Saturday cross country Ottawa at St Thomas Aq 8 a.m. Ottawa at Baker 10 a.m. Tuesday volleyball Baldwin at Wellsville Pomona at Central Heights Ottawa at Piper Williamsburg quad 4 p.m. Ottawa Hayden at Ottawa 4 p.m.
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Hamilton College
Avila
St. Thomas Aq
Baker
Wellsville
Piper
Williamsburg
Hayden
Sports TV Schedule Highlights College and Pro Lineup
Washington State plays New Mexico at 7 p.m. on ESPN with golf, LPGA State Farm events at 2 p.m. on ESPN2, and baseball features Atlanta at Montreal at 6 p.m. on TBS. Cubs visit Florida at 6:30 p.m. on WGN, Kansas City at Minnesota at 7 p.m. on Ch. 34, plus U.S. Open tennis coverage from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on USA.
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Major League Baseball Standings and Evening Schedule
American League table shows New York leading with 83 wins, Boston 79, Baltimore 61, Tampa Bay 59, Toronto 56. Central features Minnesota 75, Cleveland 67, Chicago 65, Detroit 61, Kansas City 47. West lists Oakland 79, Anaheim 75, Texas 73, Seattle 63, with Friday games including Oakland at Toronto and Baltimore at New York. National League standings place Atlanta at 78 wins, Florida 70, Philadelphia 65, New York 60, Montreal 56, St. Louis 89, Chicago 73, Houston 70, Cincinnati 62, Pittsburgh 62, Milwaukee 57, Los Angeles 78, San Francisco 73, San Diego 71, Colorado 57, Arizona 42. Friday and Saturday schedules feature multiple interleague and division matchups with pitchers noted.
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Snyder starts Meier era at Kansas State for opener
Kansas State shifts from Eli Robertson to Dylan Meier in the season opener against Western Kentucky. Meier has limited experience, backed by running back Darren Sproles, as the Wildcats face a Hilltoppers squad with 10 returning starters. Snyder highlights WKU’s talent and notes their national championship pedigree from two years earlier.
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Oklahoma State
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Turnaround Bowl opens Kansas Tulsa season in Memorial Stadium
Kansas and Tulsa face off in Memorial Stadium to test momentum from 2003 as Kansas replaces Bill Whittemore with Adam Barmann while Tulsa brings back 17 starters led by quarterback James Killian. Kansas defense eyes improvement after 133 tackles by Nick Reid as both programs seek to sustain late-season gains.
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Jaguars rout Patriots in final exhibition game
Quinn Gray threw three touchdown passes in the last eight minutes as Jacksonville defeated New England 31-0 to cap a 3-1 preseason. Byron Leftwich played three series for the Jaguars, while the Patriots rested most starters including Tom Brady as they dropped to 1-3.
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Kyle Boller
Chris McAlister
Jim Fassel
Cowboys edge Chiefs in preseason 24 20 but work in progress
Dallas Parcells signaled concern over aging backs and shaky cornerbacks after a 24 20 win over Kansas City in Irving. Tony Romo directed three straight scoring drives as Dallas finished 3 1 while Kansas City went 1 3. Trent Green and Todd Collins shared passes for the Chiefs with Vermeil noting productive play from both quarterbacks.
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Baldwin runners sweep titles in Anderson County meet
The Baldwin High School cross country teams dominated the Anderson County Invitational in Garnett. The Baldwin boys won with 19 points, while the girls claimed the title with 26 points. Keith Cowart led the boys and Heather Garcia won the girls race in her debut, with Pomona coach Gerald Johnson praising his squad’s five medalists.
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