Tuesday City Sports Schedule Highlights Oak Ottawa Area
Tuesday events include Tenganoxie at Ottawa soccer at 4 p.m. Baldwin against Wellsville and Lyndon versus Chase County both at 4:30. Osage City visits St Marys at 5, Ottawa hosts DeSoto at 5 30, Pomona at Morneton Valley 5, Williamsburg 5 against Hamilton. Thursday college volley Bethel at Ottawa 7 p.m. Baldwin at Tonganoxie 5, Pomona at Evdara 5 30. Cross country Anderson Co Central Heights Williamsburg at SFT 4 p.m.
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Weekend Pro Sports Moves From Major Leagues
Baseball and football transactions include the Orioles recalling Rocky Coppinger and others, the Red Sox promoting several players, the Mariners promoting Carlos Guillen, and the Braves recalling Malloy and Butler with Wohlers moved to the 80 day list. In football, the Cardinals sign Wadsworth to a six year deal, Bengals place Carter on IR, Packers add Blair from practice squad, Colts waive and sign players, Vikings extend Dennis Green, Saints waive Taves and activate Johnson.
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Chiefs rewrite record book after 28 8 win over Raiders
Kansas City defeated Oakland 28 8 before 78 945 fans at Arrowhead. Derrick Thomas posted six sacks and a safety, setting team and career marks while O Neal added two sacks. Donnell Bennett ran 115 yards on 24 carries as KC rolled to 300th regular season win and 143 rushing yards.
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McGwire Ties Maris With 61st Home Run At Busch Stadium
Mark McGwire homered for the 61st time this season tying Roger Maris’s 1961 mark in a game against the Cubs at Busch Stadium. The moment drew praise from Gary Gaetti, Mark Grace, and Sammy Sosa, with McGwire dedicating the blast to his son Matt and honoring the Maris family in attendance.
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Grbac, Scott out of Jags contest
ANSAS CITY Mo AP Rich Gannon faces deja vu as Elvis Grbac rests with a shoulder injury and Scott Grbac missing practice. Grbac could have a mild shoulder separation after taking late hits in the 28 8 win over Oakland. Pro Bowl guard Dave Stott also hurt with a potential out week, with doctors awaiting a second opinion after Labor Day.
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Elway shows age defying play to spark Broncos win
Enver AP reports John Elway at 38 wowed critics with a 257 yard, one TD performance in a 27 21 opener against the Patriots. His 44 yard first play pass to Ed McCaffrey and a late first quarter TD to Shannon Sharpe highlighted Denver’s air attack while Terrell Davis rushed for 75 yards on 22 carries.
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Ottawa Shawnee Mission East girls win season opener meet
Ottawa and Shawnee Mission East dominated the St. Thomas Aquinas meet at Johnson County Community College, combining for 13 of the top 18 in the girls race. SM East edged Ottawa 50-33 for the team title as runners stepped up late, with Bridget Morrisey fifth, Kristy Morton seventh, Jessica Sylvester ninth, and Karyn Fuller 14th. Junior runners Ryan Stringer and Seth Sheldon also posted strong showings for the 4A contenders.
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