MLB Standings and Schedules Mixed in One Report
The report lists American League East and West standings with teams like Toronto Baltimore New York Boston Detroit Cleveland and Oakland Minnesota Chicago Texas California Kansas City Seattle and a raft of game results. It also notes Seattle signing Robb Thomas and school volleyball results plus weekly player of the week honors for Barry Bonds and Carlos Martinez.
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New York
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Cleveland
Oakland
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Chicago
Texas
California
Kansans City
Seattle
Minnesota
Kenyan City
Fleming
Tepeat
Wickman
Sutcliffe
Mesa
Bosic
Gullickson
Alvarez
Cone
Kansas City
Darwin
Guzman
Oeklend
Stewart
Langston
Hess
Ferme
Ju.Gueman
Tenne
Pavlik
Seatle
Johnson
der- Hing
Montreal
St Louis
Atlanta
Cincinnati i
San Diego
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Pemandez
Philadelphia
Schilling
Castillo
Pittsburgh
Tomlin
Gacinomi
Belcher
Atlan
Glavine
Houston
J.jones
Rogers
Gr. Harrie
Re.Gross
Bowen
Burke
Cincinnati
Swindell
Avery
Deshaies
Hershiser
Barry Bonds
Carlos Martinez
Ottawa High volleyball aims to break state berth drought
Ottawa High coach Richard Brown emphasizes two traditions as the Cyclones chase a new winning habit. After a 30 5 season and top five 5A ranking, the team seeks a state berth this year, with key losses from Elizabeth Lemp Holly Baylor and Jennifer Robertson shaping new lineup prospects. The Cyclones host DeSoto and Gardner Edgerton to start the season.
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Scott Hollister
Ottawa High
Richard Brown
Cyclones
OHS
Ottawa
Brown
Berthal
Eyes
Elizabeth Lemp
Augustana College
South Dakota
Holly Baylor
Jennifer Robertson
Stottlemire shines as OU women place third at Baker Inv
Ottawa University junior Kathy Stottlemire led a strong OU showing with fourth overall in 12 38 on the Baker Invitational two mile course. Shannon Daily placed eighth after an injury plagued week as OU women finish third. several OU runners followed, while the OU men did not field a complete team and were paced by Randy Maddox in 19 24 on the 3 1 mile course.
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Baldwin
Ottawa University
Kathy Stottlemire
Stottlemire
Central Heights
Shannon Daily
Kathy
van Schaffer
Shannon
Kris Wilson
Chris Schulz
Leslie Custer
Randy Maddox
Tim Hough
Ottawa
Mario Schmitt
Deron Graham
Dustin Gentzel
Mike Carr
Panthers sweep to stay perfect in triangular action
Burg Panthers improve to 4-0 after defeating Uniontown 15-12 9-15 15-13 and CH 15-5 15-4 in a two match triangular at Central Heights. Weigand led serving, Hermreck sisters and White paced the net, while Uniontown's Spratt Wuertz Snow produced strong plays for the Vikings. JV also went three games in Williamsburg vs CH with a 1-15 15-11 16-14 result.
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Ottawa Middle School
Shawnee Heights
Lawrence South
Ottawa High
OMS
Rachelle Ferris
Katie Adamson
Carl van Ham
Chamge
Megan Coatney
Sara Ostmeyer
Paula Hopper
Jaime Waits
Adamson
Jan Perry
Jamie Watkins
Whitney Drumright
Leavenworth West
West
Leavenworth
Patton
Williamsburg High
Central Heights
Uniontown
Panthers
Match. CH
Kelley Bethell
Burg
Laura Hermreck
Lori White
Amy
Hermreck
Carrie Weigand
Carol Saueressig
Weigand
Vikings
Lisa Spratt
Mary Wuertz
Ellen Snow
Williamsburg
Crest
Humboldt
LeRoy
Pomona
Key locks up KC in 5-0 Blue Jays win
Jimmy Key pitched well and earned his first victory in four starts as Toronto backed him with five runs to blank Kansas City 5-0. Manager Cito Gaston credited improved form and noted the club hadn’t provided much run support in his recent outings.
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Craig Horst
Kansas City
Jimmy Key
Toronto
Blue Jays
Key
Cito Gaston
Jimmy
Key Pitches Royals to Narrow Loss as Toronto Tops KC
Key pitched his fourth complete game and second shutout of the season, eighth of his career, but Kansas City mustered only three hits. McReynolds collected three, including the only multi-base offense, as Toronto built a two-run lead early. Carter hit his 31st homer in the sixth, and Milwaukee stayed tied for third after a Browns loss.
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Key
Kevin McReynolds
Milwaukee
Brewers
McReynolds
Kansas City
David Howard
Royals
Toronto
John Olerud
Joe Carter
Minnesota
Baltimore
New York
Cleveland
Luis Aquino
Carter
Dave Winfield
Hal McRae
Kansas high school football rankings shuffle after season open wins
Lawrence and Garden City lead 6A while Liberal topples into 5A. Scott City holds 4A top spot after a 35-7 victory, with Andale Atwood Otis Bison and Claflin leading eight man. AP consensus combines Hutchinson News Salina Journal Topeka Capital-Journal Wichita Eagle ratings.
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Kan
Lawrence
Liberal
Scott City
Associated Press
Kansas
Olathe East
Lions
Olathe North
Garden City
Pampa
Tex
Hays
Salina South
Pittsburg
Glendale
Spearman
Goodland
Andale
Atwood
Otis Bison
Claflin
Hutchinson News
Salina Journal
Topeka Capital-Journal
Wichita Eagle
Wichita Northwest
Manhattan
Desby
Olathe Noath
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