American League Standings and Recent Results Summary
The American League divisions show East led by Boston with 82 wins and New York 74, Baltimore 66, Detroit 58, and Toronto 56. Central is Cleveland atop with 95, Kansas City 69, Chicago 64, Milwaukee 64, Minnesota 53. West shows Seattle 75, California 73, Texas 70, Oakland 67. Notable results include Sundays: Toronto 2 Boston 0. Minnesota 4 Chicago 3. Detroit 8 New York 3. Milwaukee 5 Baltimore 1. Kansas City 4 Cleveland 2. California 5 Texas 0. Seattle 9 Oakland 8. Tuesday games list multiple matchups and pitcher notes.
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x-Boston
New York
Baltimore
Detroit
Tordhte
x-Cleveland
Kansas City
Chicago
Milwaukee
Minnesota
Seattle
California
Texas
Oakland
Toronto
Boston
Cleveland
Boskie
Seatile
Benes
Kiawath
Élm
Karl
Fernandeza
Kaw City
Gordon
Stottiemyre
Gross
San Diego
Asbiy
San Fran
Valdes
College Football Scores Collage of 1954 Games
Ohio State 54, Pittsburgh 14. Penn 28, Lafayette 8. Penn State 59, Rutgers 34. Princeton 20, Bucknell 5. Navy 7, West Virginia 45. Baylor 14, North Carolina State 0. Florida 51, Cent. Florida 14. Kentucky 35, South Carolina 30. LSU 52, Rice 7. Maryland 41, Duke 28. Mississippi 18, Georgia 10. Tennessee 52, Mississippi State 14. TCU 16, Vanderbilt 3. Virginia 22, Clemson 3. Virginia Tech 13, Miami 7. Indiana 21, Southern Miss 26. Iowa State 57, UNLV 30. Kansas 20, Houston 13. Kansas State 67, Akron 0. Miami, Ohio 23, Cincinnati 16. Memphis 35, Purdue 35. Missouri 31, NE Louisiana 22. Nebraska 49, Pacific 0. Northwestern 30, Air Force 6. Notre Dame 55, Texas 27. Wisconsin 42, SMU 0. Arkansas 27, Memphis 20. Oklahoma 51, North Texas 10. Tulsa 45, East Tennessee State 20. Arizona State 20, Oregon State 11. California 40, San Jose State 7. Colorado 29, Texas A&M 21.
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Ohio
Tulsa
E. Tennessee
Arizona
Oregon
California
San Jose
Colorado
Texas
A&m
Ottawa stops Sterling in turnover plagued 28 20 win
Ottawa University held on for a 28-20 victory at Cook Field over Sterling, moving to 3-0 overall and 2-0 in KCAC. The game featured 14 turnovers with Sterling accounting for eight. OU jumped ahead 21-0 but then faced a comeback, aided by a 69 yard touchdown on a tipped pass and a late safety.
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Ottawa University
Braves
Sterling
Cook Field
Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference
Dave Dallas
Courtney Crawford
Ottawa
Terrell Davis
Joe Martin
Dallas
Davis
Chris Welch
Ryan Ficken
Keith Hollins
Martin
Bryant Stigger
Desmond Tipton
Ficken
Toby Johnson
Dusty Robinson
Scott Herman
Brave
Garin Williams
Pomona captures VB tourney title
Pomona defeated Williamsburg 10-15 15-7 15-5 to win the Pomona Invitational and avenge an early season loss. Coach Shelee Brim praised serving and team resilience after early struggles. Amy Hoffsommer led with 71 kills and strong serve,. Robinson and Krambeer added key contributions as Pomona finished 12-1 and hosts a match Tuesday.
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Indians
Williamsburg
Pomona
Panthers
Shelee Brim
Brim
Central Heights
Spring Hill
Marais Des Cygnes Valley
Lyndon
Amy Hoffsommer
Amy Robins
April Robinson
Nicole
Krambeer
Hoffsommer
Robins
Shana Shoemaker
Katie
Nancy Tooley
Amy Howard
Lisa Sage
McCov
Robinson
Lisa Brookover
Ottawa JV tops Blue Valley for second tourney title
Ottawa High School junior varsity Cyclones win Ottawa JV Invitational by avenging a pool loss to Blue Valley Northwest in the final 15-7 17-15. Ottawa improves to 21-4 and earns a home Oct 3 match. Leanne Drumright named to all tournament team with 32 serving points and 7 kills each for Drumright and Adamsson.
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OHS JV
Blue Valley
Ottawa High School
Cyclones
Ottawa
Blue Valley Northwest
Highland Park
Emporia
Renee Koberlein
Ward
BVNW
Prairie View
Osawatomie
Leanne Drumright
Emilee Hermreck
Brooke Waldron
Drumright
Katie Adamson
Erin McMillen
McMillen
OHS dominates Ottawa Invitational cross country meet
Onawa High School teams swept the Ottawa Invitational with near perfect scores. Ottawa boys totaled 19 points while girls finished with 20, led by Keith Fouts 17 52 and Jennifer Giefer 14 07 as top individual winners. Ottawa's coach praised the runners for attacking hills and meeting goals.
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Onawa High
Ottawa
Cyclone
Bonner Springs
Olathe Nomh
Wellsville
Clathe
Chris Kornhaus
Keith Fouts
Fouts
Jennifer Giefer
Giefer
Brock Stumpff
Jay Thornton
Brack Stumpff
Wade Hepner
David Pratt
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Greg Mast
Herald
Williamsburg Omona
Prevem High School
OHS
North
Kornhaus
Duran
Morrisey