Friday High School Football Schedule Showdowns
All games set for 7 30 p m except noted Baldwin visits Anderson County Central Heights hosts Pleasanton Madison travels to Lyndon Macy visits Olpe Northern Heights plays Osage City Paola faces Ottawa Pomona clashes with Jayhawk Linn West Elk meets Waverly Spring Hill travels to Wellsville Elk Valley plays Williamsburg at 7 p m Elk Valley at Williamsburg 7 pm Saturday college game William Jewell at Ottawa 4 30 Baker at Iowa Wesleyan 2 Cross country Ottawa at Olathe South 8
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Standings And Saturday MLB Schedule From Associated Press
American League East led by Boston 76 45 with New York 61 61 and Baltimore 57 65. Central Cleveland 85 37 and Kansas City 62 59. West California 68 55 and Seattle 62 61. Saturday games include Baltimore at Cleveland and Boston at New York among others. National League standings show Atlanta 78 45 and Philadelphia 62 61. West led by Colorado 63 56. Thursday college football scores include Boston College over Virginia Tech 20 14.
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Sanders set to join Cowboys as Policy puts bid to test
AP reports Deion Sanders near agreeing to join the Dallas Cowboys over the San Francisco 49ers after bids from multiple teams. Cowboys owner Jerry Jones boosted by a reworked deal with quarterback Troy Aikman, while 49ers president Carmen Policy said Dallas leads but a final move remains possible. Sanders, 28, has starred as a defensive player of the year and wants to play multiple roles.
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Cyclones dominate foes in Ottawa volleyball sweep
Ottawa High School volleyball swept Gardner Blue Valley and DeSoto to move to 5-1 on the season. Coach Karla Van Leeuwen praised nine versatile players and smarter, placed hitting after a strong practice week. Mindy Brown cited better communication as key to the win. The Cyclones next compete September 16 at the Erie Invitational.
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OU falls to MANC in rally capped season opener
Ottawa University suffers a five game setback to Mid-America Nazarene College 14-16 13-15 15-11 15-11 15-5 in a rally scoring match. Liz Lemp led with 14 kills, Kerry Miller added 11 and Jodi Lohmeyer eight kills with eight blocks as coach Tracy Schmidt commended her squad's heart but noted unpreparedness for rally scoring and future ECAC action at Wilson Field House against Sterling.
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Jodi Lohmeyer
Wilson Field House
Sterling
Viking boys take third at Santa Fe Trail Invite
Central Heights cross country earned 78 points to finish third behind Santa Fe and Perry Lecompton at the Santa Fe Trail Invitational in Carbondale. Senior David Kueser led the Vikings with third place overall, while teammates Kueser Dan Hanson and others posted solid times as the girls did not compete in team scoring.
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Ottawa High opens pass gates for football games
Ottawa High School opens a pass gate at Steve Grogan Stadium to ease crowds for football games. The west pass gate near the concession area and the east gate by the track runway require passes for all district employees and families. Guests must be accompanied by the pass holder and show verification at entry.
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Ottawa
Ottawa High School
Shelter Insurance backs OU athletes in three year NAIA deal
Shelter Insurance and Ottawa University formalize a 500000 three year partnership to fund waves funds for sports with minimal or no national competition reimbursements. Agent Bob Culver will present the check to OU Provost George Chaney before Saturday’s game at Cook Field.
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Bearcats charged for tougher test vs Kansas State
Cincinnati, coming off a 23 18 defeat to Kansas, faces No 21 Kansas State this Saturday. Bearcats coach Rick Minter says the Wildcats will pressure with heavy man to man coverage and blitzes. Eric Wibberts threw for 294 yards and a touchdown in the opener, while Cincinnati must finish drives better after nine penalties.
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