High School Sports Schedule Spans Multiple Kansas Venues
Upcoming Thursday features volleyball matches including Anderson County at Louis bug Trail Baldwin at Bonner Springs Oxtawa Quad at 5 p.m. Cross country at Williamsburg at Santa Fe, football games around 7 p.m. Central Heights at Pleasanton forces, St Madison at Lynden, MACY at Olpe, Northern Heights at Osage City Paola at Ottawa Pomona at Jayhawk Linn West Elk at Waverly Spring Hill at Wellsville Elk Valley at Williamsburg.
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Oxtawa
Illiamsburg
Santa Fe
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Anderson County
Central Heights
Pleasanton
Madison
Lynden
MACY
Olpe
Northern Heights
Osage City
Paola
Ottawa
Pomona
Jayhawk-Linn
West Elk
Waverly
Spring Hill
Wellsville
Elk
Valley
Williamsburg
Major League standings show crowded races and scattered results
The league tables list New York 60 61 with 496 runs, Kansas City 58 51 7, Milwaukee 59 62 488, Chicago and Texas among early leaders as rain of mixed results and postponed games cloud the standings. Thursday and Tuesday schedules highlight Atlanta, Cincinnati, Los Angeles, Philadelphia, New York, San Diego and San Francisco with several planned contests and only a few games completed.
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Kansas City
Milwaukee
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Texas
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Cleveland
Milwakee
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Navy
Teakers
SS Owl
San Diego
San Francisco
Atlanta
Louis Cisto
Cinciningti
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Montreal
Florida
Rapp
Dishman
St. Louis
Watson
Baseball and Football Transactions From The Associated Press
American League Milwaukee Brewers add Ron Rightagwar to the 40 man roster. San Francisco recalls Joe Rosselli and Johnie pitchers from Phoenix of the Pacific Coast League. Buffalo Bills sign Filmer Johnson to the practice squad. Carolina Panthers place Michael Reed on the practice squad. New Orleans Saints waive Vaughn Dunbar and Travis Davis. Seattle Seahawks waive Reon Lambert and sign Selwyn Jones. Washington Redskins sign Jeff Brohm at quarterback.
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Ron Rightagwar
SAN Francisco
Joe Rosselli
Johnie
Phoenix
Buffalo Bills
Filmer Johnson
Carolina Panthers
Michael Reed
Renate Jo Ip
New Orleans
Saints
Vaughn Dunbar
Travis Davis
Safewre
Royals hammer final nail in Blue Jays coffin
Kansas City overcame an 7-0 deficit to beat Toronto 8-7 in ten innings at Kauffman Stadium. Wally Joyner tied it with a 430-foot homer in the ninth, Joe Carter and Ken Robinson figures loom large, and Bob Hamelin launched a 10th-inning drive to cap the comeback as the Royals stay in the wild-card race.
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Royals
Blue Jays
Ansas City
Kansas City
Toronto
Chase
Joe Carter
Carter
Ken Robinson
Wally Joyner
Kauffman Stadium
Bob Hamelin
Pomona Bulldogs Osage City sweep foes in prep volleyball
Pomona and Osage City opened strong with straight set wins while Waverly also swept opponents. Lyndon dropped two matches as Baldwin lost to Wellsville Hayden and Paola, with Chase County and Madison taking Lyndon to defeat. Osage City moved to 5-2 after beating Mission Valley in two matches. Pomona opened with two wins over Marmaton Valley and Pleasanton led by Amy Hoffsommer 13 kills and 23 of 23 serving with solid setup from setters.
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Pomona
Waverly
Osage City
Lyndon
Wellsville
Baldwin
Bulldogs
Hayden
Paola
Madison
Rich Brown
Chase County
Brown
Jessie Watts
Tonia Hurt
Osage City Eskridge
Mission Valley
Michelle Giesy
Giesy
Pomona Moran
Indians
Marmaton Valley
Pleasanton
Shelee Brim
Amy Hoffsommer
Hoffsommer
Mom
Steph
April Inson
Stephanie Wiscombe
Brandy ‘Wagoner
Brim
Brandi Wills
Emily Watts
Fritzi Sell
Ottawa Middle School Whirlwinds blank Leavenworth West 20
Ottawa Middle School Whirlwinds defeated Leavenworth West 20 to 0 at home as Michael Nation scored on runs of 25 and 2 yards. Ottawa’s defense held Leavenworth to 200 total yards while coach Dewayne Grace praised the disciplined play and noted few penalties. Next up, Leawood visits Steve Grogan Field at 3:30 p.m. Tuesday.
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Leavenworth
Michael Nation
Ottawa
Leavenworth West
Dewayne Grace
Kyle Stephenson
J.R. Servatius
Grace
Leawood
Steve Grogan Field
Gumm Finishes Fourth in Junior Olympics Javelin
Gumm placed fourth in the javelin at the Junior Olympics in Santiago Chile with a throw of 202 feet six inches. Fellow Kansan Darin File was third with 2050. The pair, former state champions, endured travel delays cultural differences and language barriers while competing for the American team.
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Santiago
Chile
Darin File
Gummry
Gumm and File
Aaron Gumm
United States
Chiefs offense erupts as Bono stars in opener
Steve Bono sets a high mark with 18 of 23 passes for 278 yards and three TDs in a 34 10 Kansas City win over Seattle. Bono leads the AFC in completion rate and yardage while Greg Hill bolts to the AFC rushing lead with 109 yards. Montana remains a TV figure as Schottenheimer embraces an unexpected offensive surge.
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Kansas City
Joe Montana
Joe
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Schottenheimer
Steve Bono
Seattle
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Miami
Dan Marino
West Coast
Greg Hill
Seahawks
Texas A&m
Hill
Ottawa JV volleyball tops two of three foes in Overland Park
Ottawa High School junior varsity moved to 5-1 with wins over Blue Valley Northwest and Leavenworth, then fell to Shawnee Mission South. Jennifer Fenton led with 13 kills, Erin McMillen had 13 set assists and 18 service points, while Brooke Waldron added four kills in the Northwest match. Ottawa prepares for a quad at DeSoto and Highland Park Invitational.
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Overland Park
Ottawa High School
Cyclones
Blue Valley Northwest
Leavenworth
Ottawa
Shawnee Mission South
Renee Koberline
Jennifer Fenton
Erin McMillen
Katie Adamson
Erika Frazier
Brooke Waldron
DeSoto
Highland Park
Ottawa Cyclones freshmen volleyball stay undefeated
Ottawa High School freshmen volleyball remained unbeaten with two wins over Shawnee Heights and Lawrence South. Lara Rice led with 15 service points while MeKaela Nichols, Lisa Miller, and Erin Langston added scoring support. The 4-0 record heads into Saturday’s freshmen invitational with matches starting at 9 a.m.
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Lawrence
Ottawa High School
Cyclones
Shawnee Heights
Lawrence South
Ottawa
Mike Kyriakos
Melissa Ward
Lara Rice
Emilee Hermreck
Amanda Beatty
Sarah Porter
Christina Fenton
MeKaela Nichols
Lisa Miller
Erin Langston
OHS
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