Baseball Standings and Friday Lineup Across Leagues
The American League East shows Toronto Cleveland Boston New York Baltimore Milwaukee and Minnesota leading with varying records as Detroit and Oakland trail. Friday games include Texas at Toronto, Chicago at Cleveland, Boston at Detroit, Baltimore at Milwaukee, New York at Kansas City, Minnesota at California, and Seattle at Dockland with nine matchups across the day. In the National League, Pittsburgh leads the East with Montreal and St. Louis close behind while Chicago and New York contend in the mid pack. Saturday schedules feature multiple divisional bouts including St. Louis at Chicago and Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, with several late games across the circuit.
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Buffalo Miami
Indianapolia
New England
NY. Jets
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Houten
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LA Raiden
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Dockland
Moore
Seattle
Fisher
McDowell
Cook
MacDonald
Hosio
Chiamparino
Cone
Darwin
Tanani
Welch
Leary
Perez
Regmussen
Tapani
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Valera
Montreal
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Allante
Cincinnati
San Diego Tt
Houston
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Los Angeles
Allania
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Hura
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Saberhagen
Seminon
Ayala
Osborne
Olivares
Castillo
Patterson
Ojeda
San Francisco
Brant
Ottawa Braves open KCAC play after Bethany tie
Ottawa University football shows strength in a 402 yard offense and a stout defense in a nonconference 21 21 tie with Bethany College. Tim Hughley leads ground attack with 121 yards while Mike Kerbs and Troy Lewis add rushing. coaching says focus shifts to Friends for conference opener in Wichita.
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Ottawa University
Braves
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Bethany
Dallas
Tim Hughley
Long Beach State
Hughley
Mike Kerbs
Troy Lewis
Cyclones Focus On Defense In Huron League Opener
Ottawa High shifts to defense as 0-2 Cyclones prep for Saturday's Huron League opener in Kansas City against Sumner Academy. The team has allowed 321 yards per game, with penalties and missed stops hurting in a 21-12 loss to Topeka Seaman. Senior DT Trinity Guyett returns, while QB duties alternate between Josh Ratliff and Ryan Barnhart.
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Scott Hollister
Ottawa High
Cyclones
Huron
Topeka
Seaman
OHS
Viking
Ron Mann
Trinity Guyett
Guyett
Paola
Mann
Josh Ratliff
Ryan Barnhart
Cyclone
Alex Wendler
Ratliff
Ottawa
Fas
Ottawa High Faces Sumner Academy At Wyandotte High
Ottawa High meets Sumner Academy in a 5A football clash at Wyandotte High School in Kansas City. Sumner, led by James Wilhite and Jerome Stancil, is favored to win the league, while Ottawa seeks focus after a full week of extra practice and fundamentals. The game kicks off Saturday at 1 30 p.m. at 2501 Minnesota Ave.
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Ottawa High
Sumner Academy
Wyandotte High School
Sabres
Sumner
James Wilhite
Jerome Stancil
Lee May
Stephen Jones
Scott Elsie
Ben Miller
Mark Washington
Washington
Robbie Rosenbaugh
Eric McReynolds
John Otto
Shane Sweigan
Kevin Sutulovich
Ron Mann
Wyandotte High
Minnesota Ave
Kansas City
State Ave
29Th Street
Minnesota
25Th
Baker Wildcats Seek Revenge Against Iowa Wesleyan Tigers
Baker University hosts Iowa Wesleyan at Liston Stadium in Baldwin City for a 1:30 p.m. kickoff as the Wildcats target revenge for last year’s 42-16 loss that helped end BU’s playoff streak. Iowa Wesleyan, 0-2, relies on quarterback Ronnie Ashton and a heavy passing attack while Baker leans on ground game led by Tim Sheldon and Rob Kutch.
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Scott Hollister
Iowa Wesleyan
Baker University
Wildcats
Baker
Cats
Tigers
Liston
Ronnie Ashton
Dana Holgorsen
Ed Thompson
Meshell Holder
Dawson Steffany
Scott Brincks
Adrian Lunsford
Wesleyan
Friends
Rob Kutch
Tim Sheldon
Baldwin High
Wood claims another title at Hugh Hair Invitational
IOLA Kim Wood of Central Heights won her third consecutive cross country title at the Hugh Hair Invitational, finishing the two mile course in 13:07 as Anderson County led girls with four in the top 10. Cassie Burgoon of Pomona led area boys with a 37th place, while Anderson County placed second as a team in the boys race.
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Kim Wood
Central Heights
Hugh Hair
Wood
Anderson County
Cam Tille
Sarah Kueser
Kim Power Ws
Michelle Burris
Staci Glidwell
Pomona
Indians
Cassie Burgoon
Williamsburg
Tonya Dehn
Johnny Parker
Josh Anderson
Anderson
Burg
Ryan Edgecomb
Tonganoxie
Heights
Prairie View
Ottawa
Onawatonic
Williugisburg
Cherokee
Febo
Sarah Kuceer
Kim Boaters
Staci Calldwell
Stephanie Warner
Denita Klis
Wau Munson
Lord Willamstining
Sherry Carolan
Ania Meturdy
Mully Myssnk
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