Ottawa area high school and college sports schedule
Tuesday games include Girard at Colgan and Central Heights at Crest at 5 pm with Emporia Seaman SFT at Ottawa and Williamsburg at Pomona also at 5 pm. Ottawa hosts Bethany for college volleyball at 7 pm and high school boys soccer Ottawa at Atchison moved to 4 pm. Wednesday features Ottawa at Turner cross country at 4 pm and Avila at Ottawa soccer 2 to 4 pm. Thursday brings Anderson Co Pomona at Iola 4 pm, Central Heights at Wellsville 4 pm, Turner at Ottawa 4 pm and Ottawa at Southwestern 7 pm.
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Wellsville
Lyndon
Bethany
Atchison
Turner
Avila
Iola
Southwestern
Baseball airing schedule with multiple city matchups
A TV schedule lists baseball games including Philadelphia at Atlanta at 6 30 p m Cleveland at Kansas City at 7 p m Chicago at New York Yankees at 6 p m San Francisco at Houston and Texas at Oakland at 9 p m on channels 43 28 and 27 respectively.
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Chicago
New York Yankees
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Houston
Texas
Oakland
Baseball standings and upcoming schedule for AL East Central West
The American League standings show New York leading the East with 86 wins, Boston 72, Toronto 70, Baltimore 55, Tampa Bay 50. Central has Cleveland 82 and Minnesota 76 atop, Detroit 57, Chicago 74, Kansas City 57, and Oakland atop the West with Seattle at 104 wins. Tuesday and Wednesday games list key matchups including Minnesota at Detroit, Chicago at New York, Toronto at Baltimore, and Seattle at Anaheim, among others.
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Davis remains healthy in win over Giants
Terrell Davis returned from injuries to rush for 101 yards as the Denver Broncos beat the New York Giants 31-20 in the season opener at Invesco Field. Ed McCaffrey’s season-ending injury and standout performances by Davis and Rod Smith shaped a victory that also snapped New York’s five-year opening-game skid.
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Jordan all but confirms comeback to NBA in 10 days
Michael Jordan hints at return with a news conference to announce his decision within 10 days. He says he plays for the love of the game and notes knee tendinitis is not hindering him. This would mark his second Bulls comeback after a 1993 retirement and baseball detour.
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Snyder pounces on hit on Lockett in 10-6 win
Kansas State coach Bill Snyder criticized the enforcement of the helmet-to-helmet hit rule after USC’s Troy Polamalu struck Aaron Lockett on a punt return. Lockett returned to play, avoided a concussion, though Snyder called the penalty insufficient and questioned the rule's enforcement.
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Southern California
Aaron Lockett
USC
Troy Polamalu
Babe Ruth guards against illegal players
Babe Ruth State Commissioner Gary Kuntz condemns age fabrications in youth baseball amid the Danny Almonte controversy. He corrects prior state results, notes Osawatomie and Princeton teams’ strong showings, calls for strict adherence to local eligibility rules, and questions media and parental overexposure in youth sports.
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Ottawa Fresh VB Rolls to Trio of Victories
Ottawa High freshman volleyball swept three matches after placing second at the Ottawa Invitational. They beat Hayden 15-12 9-15 15-3, then Lawrence West 15-12 15-8, and Topeka Logan 15-7 7-15 15-10. Coach Mike Kyriakos praised the team’s character after a tiring Saturday.
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Yankees White Sox game postponed amid World Trade Center attacks
In New York, today's Yankees versus White Sox game was postponed after the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center. The rest of the briefs cover Appanoose rolling Burlingame 34 6 with Galen Godfrey scoring four TDs and two point conversions by Matt Hayes and Cameron Snyder. Ottawa JV football fell 22 6 to Ward, while Ottawa hosts Bonner Springs Monday. Jaycees sponsor Punt Pass and Kick at Ottawa University Cook Field with ages 8 to 15 and free entry. Million Dollar Shootout Sept 25 29 at Ottawa Country Club offers up to 1 million and $6 000 cash prizes. entry 10 with extras.
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