High school fall sports schedule prompts varied Friday games
A list of high school events shows Anderson Co Inv cross country at 4 p.m. Central Heights against Lebo and Chanute football games at 7 p.m. along with 5 p.m. volleyball and tennis matches Baldwin Seaman Ottawa Midland Lutheran. Evening games include Lyndon Pomona Osawatomie Wallsville Williamsburg and KSC.
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Fridery
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Lyndon
Pomona
Osawatomie
Wallsville
Williamsburg
KSC
Sports schedule items from ESPN and USA networks
Listings show eTres Argentina versus United States at 7 p.m. on ESPN2, Milwaukee at Chicago at 1 15 p.m. on ESPN and WGN, Boston at New York at 6 p.m. on ESPM, Kansas City at Oakland at 9 p.m. on FSN, U S Open tennis sessions at 10 a m and 6 p m on USA, world championship at 8 p m on TNT, PGA Canadian Open at 2 p m on ESPN, San Francisco at New York Giants at 7 30 p m on ESPN, Tenele U S Open at 10 4 m and 6 p m on USA.
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Arman Jr
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Tavarez
Mats
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St. Louis
Baseball Tonight Schedule With Team Matchups
Thureau's waves Texas Rogers at Baltimore Johnson Toronto at Boston Miller Wakefield Detroit at New York Yankees O Hernandez Anaheim Ortiz at Tampa Bay Kennedy Cleveland Rodriguez at Chicago White Sox Glover game times listed from 6:05 to 7:05 p.m.
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Kansas names Bill Whittemore quarterback for next game
Kansas coach Mark Mangino announced a quarterback swap replacing Zach Dyer with Bill Whittemore for the upcoming game at UNLV. Whittemore, a junior college transfer, showed spark with a 28 yard field goal drive while Dyer struggled, though both threw an interception in the 45-3 loss to Iowa State.
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Iowa State
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Whittemore
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Johnny Beck
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Fort Scott Community College
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Freshman quarterback Reggie McNeal stirs A&M expectations
A&M freshman Reggie McNeal sparked excitement after a standout debut against Louisiana Lafayette and a 31-7 season open win. Coach Slocum omitted redshirt, signaling competition for backup and possibly starting duties behind Mark Farris. McNeal completed both passes for 28 yards and ran twice for 12 yards.
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Aggies
Mark Farris
Reggie
Slocum
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Ottawa Volleyball opens season with 1-2 showing
Ottawa coach Jodi Grover praised nine contributing players after a 1-2 opening, as the team fell to Mill Valley and St. Theresa before beating Washington. Grover cited improving communication, blocking, and aggressive play as keys as Ottawa gains chemistry.
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Ottawa
Jodi Grover
Mill Valley
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Ottawa VB learns from losses as season starts
Ottawa volleyball coach notes the team’s mental edge after last year’s lessons and an early 1-2 start. Key performances include Studley with eight kills and five blocks, Ramsey adding eight kills and seven aces, Boswell six kills and four aces, and Tharp tallied 28 set assists and 12 digs. Ottawa travels to Spring Hill on Monday.
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Kelsie Studley
Megan Ramsey
Regan Boswell
Sadye Mages
Julie Heck
Jenny Heck
Andrea Laws
Jennifer Warren
Rae Ann Tharp
Ottawa
Spring Hill
Williamsburg shows grit in split season openers
Williamsburg split two three game matches to open the season beating Prairie View 15-17 15-9 15-13 and losing to Central Heights 15-12 3-15 15-11. Coach Mary Ann Chambers praised the rally and noted serving as a focus this week. Baldwin opens 3-0 at home, led by Emily Brown with 28 kills, Kari Garrison 17 and Anna Skaggs 12 as they defeated Basehor-Linwood Bonner Springs and Eudora.
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Williamsburg
Prairie View
Central Heights
Mary Ann Chambers
Chambers
Uniontown
Bulldogs
Baldwin
Basehor-Linwood
Bonner Springs
Eudora
Jill Brown
Brown
Emily Brown
Kari Garrison
Anna Skaggs
Spikers
A’s ride historic 19 game win streak into record chase
Oakland's 19 straight wins, led by Tejada and pitching depth, lift the A’s into AL top form. Art Howe praises the run as baseball focus returns amid labor talks. Tejada and Durham fuel late heroics while Mulder, Lidle, Zito and Hudson anchor a dominant rotation. The streak, third longest since 1900, sees Oakland eye 20 straight as Angels and Mariners keep pace in the division race.
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