Local high school sports schedule across multiple towns
Thursday features cross country meets in Anderson County with Central Heights Pomona Williamsburg and others. Volleyball bells ring at Baldwin Triangular and Ottawa events. Friday football games start at 7 p.m. with Paola Osawatomie Baldwin and more. Saturday calendar includes Ottawa Bethel clash and city tournaments in Erie and Perry-leCompton.
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Anderson County
Central Heights
Pomona
Williamsburg
Allen County
Iola
Wallsville
Northern Heights
Baldwin Triangular
Ottawa
ACHS
College Bethel
Paola
Osawatomie
Baldwin
Lebo
Waverly
Louisburg
Gridley
Fouth
Bethel
Lindanwood
Baker
Friends
Erie
Pomane
Perry-leCompton
American League Standings and Recent Games Report
East division standings show New York leading with 68 wins, followed by Baltimore, Boston, Toronto, Detroit. Central includes Cleveland atop, Minnesota, Milwaukee, Kansas City, Chicago. West lists Texas, Seattle, Oakland, California, with the x clinched division title noted. Recent scores include New York 3 Baltimore 2 in 10 innings and Cleveland 4 Chicago 3 among others with upcoming Friday schedule.
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Associated Press
New York
Baltimore
Boston
Toronto
Detroit
Cleveland
Chicago
Minnesota
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Texas
Seatle BO
Oakland
California
Floston
Botratro
Aseef
Seattle
Bavil
Nagy
Oliver
Boskie
Odgkland
Wengert
Tarras
Atlanta
Montreal
Florida
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Houston
ADS
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
San Diego
Colorado BO
San Francisco
Colorado
Foster
Kebar
Raynalds
Brown
New
Thompson
Gardner
Reds suspend Kevin Mitchell for season
National League reports Kevin Mitchell of the Cincinnati Reds is suspended without pay for the remainder of the season. In the NBA, the Dallas Mavericks name Roger Hinds as trainer. The Minnesota Timberwolves sign guard Shane Heal to three years and forwards Dean Garrett and guard Virginius Praskevicius to one-year deals.
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Associated Press
National League
Cincinnati Reds
Kevin Mitchell
Basketball National Basketball Association
Dallas Mavericks
Roger Hinds
Minnesota Timberwolves
Shane Heal
Dean Garrett
Virginius Praskevicius
Broncos add balance with strong running game versus Chiefs
Denver extends its 3-0 start as Terrell Davis leads the AFC with 320 rushing yards strengthening John Elway’s offense. Chiefs prep for showdown at Arrowhead while key defenders miss practice and Tamarick Vanover returns to work through rib injury concerns.
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Ansas City
John Elway
Denver Broncos
Mark Collins
Kansas City
Broncos
Terrell Davis
Elway
Denver
Collins
Chiefs
Arrowhead
Davis
Tamarick Vanover
Vanover
Smith
Cyclone offense seeks breakthrough in Ottawa Atchison clash
Ottawa and Atchison meet at 7 30 p m Friday at Steve Grogan Stadium with 0 2 records as Ottawa aims to end two year drought against the rival Redmen. Coach Mann and senior Clay Casady acknowledge offensive struggles and stress crisper blocking and execution to spark a breakthrough.
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Ottawa
Atchison
Cyclones
Steve Grogan
Cyclone
Seaman
Blue Valley North
Ron Mann
Casady
Mann
Redmen
Knoblauch fuels Twins in 7-4 win over Royals
In a sparse crowd game in Kansas City the Twins beat the Royals 7-4. Chuck Knoblauch hit two triples and scored on a bizarre infield single where a runner scored from second. Jeff Granger’s mishap on a pickoff attempt allowed Paul Molitor to reach 3,000 hits as the Royals walked him.
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Ansas City
Kansas City
Minnesota
Twins
Chuck Knoblauch
Tom Kelly
Knoblauch
Jeff Granger
Royals
Paul Molitor
Granger
Mike Macfarlane
Kelly
Ottawa Cyclones sweep Turner CC meet at Pierson Park
Ottawa High School cross country dominated Turner Invitational with the girls scoring 15 and taking six of the top seven places though two varsity runners were absent. Rachel Fredricks led the girls in 12 37 as the boys also claimed victory with Keith Fouts and John Dowell leading the pack in 17 44 and 17 56 respectively, with all runners medaling.
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Ansas City
Kan
Ottawa
Turner
Chris Kornhaus
Cyclones
Bridget Morrisey
Rachel Trendel
Rachel Fredricks
Kristen Sells
Paula Hepner
Leanne Drumright
Whitney Drumright
Caroline Porter
Kornhaus
Keith Fouts
John Dowell
Fouts
Dowell
Seth Sheldon
Olathe
Ryan Huschka
Sam Herzog
Scott Sachse
Cyclone
Andy Derousseau
Baldwin runners sweep Bonner Springs cross country meet
Baldwin High School teams won both boys and girls titles at the Bonner Springs Invitational. David Pressgrove led the boys with a 17 36 win as Baldwin scored 36 to Lansing 75. The girls edged Lansing by four points with 29 to 33, paced by Stacy Zuzzio second and a string of top finishers.
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Onner Springs
Baldwin
Bonner Springs
Baldwin Boys
David Pressgrove
Lansing
Baldwin Girls
Pressgrove
Michael Curran
Akiba Medina
Chet Kueffer
Nick McCune
Danny McFarlane
Cole Gladhart
Stacy Zuzzio
Ruthanne McCreary
Jennifer Ikenberry
Courtney Stultz
Becky Demarest
Amelia Gladhart
Ann Martin
Casey Morford
Jimmy Gillispie
Jeff Gresnick
Josh Cosman
Justin Poplin
Brian Stultz
Cody Gammon
Jared Poplin
Audrey Millstein
Lisa Hewitt
Katie Flory
Maggie Pearse
Ottawa U opens KCAC with comeback win over Kansas Wesleyan
Ottawa University volleyball rallied from a first-game loss to defeat Kansas Wesleyan 14-16 15-3 15-7 15-11 in Salina. The Lady Braves, led by Elizbeth Lemp and Emily Mader with 21 blocks, and Brooke Benedict with 13 kills and 23 digs, improve to 4-5 and prepare for Bethel and Friends on the road.
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Salina
Ottawa University
Kansas Collegiate Athletic
Mader
Semp
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Anthony Davis
Derrick Walker
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Travis Miller
Scott Stahoviak
Rod Meyers
Jose Offerman
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Paquet
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Mognante
Ford
Meriwether
Evans
McCoy
KCAC
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