Major League Standings and Friday Schedule Notes
A jumble of AL and NL standings, game results, and Friday plans. Key teams mentioned include Toronto, Detroit, Milwaukee, Cleveland, Baltimore, New York, Oakland, California, Seattle, Kansas City, Minnesota, Texas, and Boston. Friday matchups feature Hawkins, McDonald, Bodicker, Swan, and Hough among others, with several 6:30 to 7:35 pm start times listed. In high school sports Ottawa Middle School and Appanoose Grade School volleyball wrap outcomes and upcoming matches with players named.
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Baron
Toronto
Detroit
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Baltimore
New York
Aid
Ovekland
Chicago
Texas
California O
Seattle
Kansas City
Minneota
Oakland
Moore
Hawkins
Pan
California
Jay
McDonald
Swan
Botton
Boddicker
Cage
M.peter
Sevan
Black
Minnesota
Anderton
Morris
Higuera
Kantu
Hough
Marans
CIA Oe
Ore
Senate
Boston
San Diego
Houston
Cincinnati
Riso
Los Cleseidinger
Darwin
San Francisco
Burkett
Ottawa
Olathe-Frontier Trail
Ottawa High
Jennifer ‘Giefer
Kristen Baylor
Renea Drake
Anne Porter
Jane Underwood
Joe Beenly
Ruby Sutton
Amanda Duncan
Christy Jacob
Beezly
Katie Gibson
Dawn Wilson
Rochelle Serrating
Jacob
Jennifer Waymire
Emporia
OU Braves face Sterling after 1989 double OT loss
Ottawa University prepares for 1990 opener at Sterling as coach David Dallas recalls the 17-16 double overtime defeat. Sophomore Bobby Thompson will start at quarterback with linebacker spots contested by Lawrence Minnifield Trey Zepeda and Matt Thompson. Sterling, under Kim Raynor, fields QB candidates Brandon Barrett and Ray Santin and features Tony Mark Ian Johnson Mike Simpson on offense and James Silman Reggie Crawford and John Van Bruggen on defense.
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Scott Hollister
Ottawa University Braves
Sterling College
Braves
Sterling
David Dallas
Dallas
Bobby Thompson
Lawrence Minnifield
Craig Hercher
Cisco Junior College
Trey Zepeda
Matt Thompson
Warriors
Brandon Barrett
Ray Santin
Tony Mark
Ian Johnson
Mike Simpson
James Silman
Kansas
Reggie Crawford
John van Bruggen
Kim Raynor
Warrior
Steve Holliday
George Christiansen
Brian George
Pat Surmier
Ceasar Jones
Barry Bronk
Jim Anderson
Ottawa Cyclones sweep Gardner Edgerton and DeSoto volleyball
Ottawa High volleyball opened the season with a two-match sweep, beating Gardner Edgerton 15-1 and 15-13 and DeSoto 15-9, 1 15-11. Coach Richard Brown credited improved defense and a bigger role for sophomores, with Elizabeth Lemp leading in kills and Robertson and Wolfe setting up several assists. The junior varsity split, and freshman and B teams faced losses with upcoming weekend tournament action.
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Overbrook
Amy Holfsummer
Heiisommes
Nicole Kramberg
Jill Criqu
Crystal Barkley
Pomona
Fire
Anita Brown
Fer
Ee Fats
Amy Thompson
Angie Franks
Wil Paley
Gardner
Richard Brown
Ottawa High
Cyclones
Thurday
Brown
Elizabeth Lemp
Gardner-Edgerton
DeSoto
Stacey Bien
Gehs
Holly Baylor
Jennifer Robertson
Tara Wolfe
Robertson
Jvers
Melanie Queen
Tessa Archer
Kim Young
Sheryl Pence
Ottawa
Central Heights
Tola
Garnett
Olathe Frontier Trail
OHS
Cionn Gray
Frosh
Janea Ball
Meghan Pence
Sheila Herrick
Ottawa High cross country reshapes for 1990 season
Ottawa High unveils a team oriented approach for 1990 as coach Komhaus moves away from a sole star strategy. Freshman Jennifer Dieterich leads the girls with senior Beck y Pyle and others providing leadership while boys captain Tom Ratliff returns after a hiatus to anchor a developing squad at the Olathe South Invitational. The meet at Johnson County Community College tests a young lineup against nearly 20 area teams as the Bucks seek depth and consistency.
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Scott Hollister
Ottawa High
Nicole Johnson
Tom Ratliff
OHS
Chris Romhaus
Komhaus
Johnson
Jennifer Dieterich
Kormhaus
Kornhaus
Dieterich
Becky Pyle
Kornhavs
Karen Pratt
Pia Claussen
Denmark
Sonny Phiouphilavanh
Ratliff
Olathe
Open semis set as Becker meets Agassi in NYC
In New York Becker defeated Krickstein 3-6 6-3 6-2 6-2 and Agassi blew past Cherkasov 6-2 6-2 6-3 to reach the men's semifinal. Graf faces Sanchez Vicario while Sabatini meets Fernandez in the women's semis at the U S Open. McEnroe, unseeded, faces Pete Sampras in a separate semifinal.
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Agassi
Becker
Steffi Graf
Arantxa Sanchez Vicario
Gabriela Sabatini
Mary Joe Fernandez
John McEnroe
National Tennis Center
Peic Sampras
Witt extends streak as Rangers rout Royals 12-1
Bobby Witt earned his 12th straight win to set a club record, lifting the Rangers past Kansas City 12-1 in Arlington. He matched major league durability lore with a remarkable run, while Ruben Sierra and Julio Franco homered to back him. Witt downplayed Clemens comparisons, aiming for five more starts as he eyes a possible 20-win season.
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Denner
Freeman
Arlington, Texas
Bobby Witt
Roger Clemens
Arlington Stadium
Witt
Kansas City Royals
Clemens
Rangers
Ruben Sierra
Chris Codiroli
Julio Franco
Ferguson
Jenkins
Kansas City
John Wathan
Wilt
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Ottawa University
Danny Pyle
Igh
Kottihang
Liam Gray
Shaunak Patel
Josh Ostmeyer
Gary Pratt
Romhaus
Bob Greene
Power
Boris Becker
Andre Agassi
Andrei Cherkasov
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