Ottawa Turner events and high school sports schedule
Wednesday to Saturday schedule lists cross country meets at Ottawa and Turner with times from 2 to 4 p.m., high school boys soccer games at Ottawa and Southwestern, high school football AA games at 7 p.m. Friday featuring Louisburg at Anderson Co. and other matches, plus college football Culver Stockton at Baker and Friends at Ottawa. The notes include multiple host sites and times for cross country, soccer, and football across several schools.
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TV Tonight Sports Schedule: Philadelphia at Atlanta
On the air at 6 30 p m Philadelphia visits Atlanta with Channel 21 carrying the game. San Francisco goes to Houston at 7 p m on Channel 32 in a separate telecast.
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NFL and NHL Transactions Preview a Busy Offseason
Miami Dolphins place tackle Marcus Spriggs on injured reserve and sign tackle Harry Swayne while releasing wide receiver Corey Bridges. Minnesota Vikings sign tight end Matt Carcong and release tackle Jerry Witne. Jets sign defensive tackle Tom Bandi. Buffalo Sabres announce a three year contract for defenseman Alexei Zhitnik.
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Alexei Zhitnik
Sports world stalls after terrorist attacks halt major leagues
Major league baseball postponed 15 games for a second day as the World Trade Center and Pentagon attacks shut down national sports. NFL and college football faced uncertain futures with many games canceled or rescheduled. Bud Selig cited security and mourning. NCAA conferences and ACC paused activities through Thursday. Players, teams, and fans faced upheaval as schedules dissolved and playoff races stalled.
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Ottawa events postponed as area sports wait for normal pace
Local high school and university contests were put on hold following the terrorist attacks in New York and Washington. Ottawa activities were halted with several reschedulings, including home varsity volleyball on Sept. 20 and a junior varsity quad at Seaman, and soccer at Atchison moved to Oct. 1. Some cross country meets and other volleyball games were kept on or postponed without firm makeup dates.
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Hayden
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Braves and Friends
Cook Field
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Williamsburg
Crest
McCaffrey Out For Year After Giants Hit
Denver receiver Ed McCaffrey broke both bones in his left leg during a 31 20 win over the New York Giants. Doctors placed steel rods in a two hour operation and expect six months sidelined chairing Broncos replacement Eddie Kennison steps in as a key option alongside Rod Smith.
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Shaun Williams
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Pomona Panthers Rally Past Williamsburg In Volleyball
Pomona and Williamsburg played a tense volleyball rally with Pomona dropping the first game 9-15 but coming back to win 15-13 after a 11-1 stretch. Maria Labrador led Pomona with 12 kills while Audrey Reece had 8 and Jenna Hamilton 7.
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Corwine
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Jayhawk- Linn
Maria Labrador
Audrey Reece
Jenna Hamilton
Ashley Olson
Pomona JV
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