OU Athletes Face Baker University In FCA Superteams Contest
Five Ottawa University stars will play a six-member team against Baker University in a Fellowship of Christian Athletes Superteams event. Competition spanned two days on the OU campus with 33 entrants across eight events including weightlifting swimming golf and an obstacle course. Thorson led with 29 points as Cunningham McDowell Stultz and Imbriale posted notable totals for OU while BU counterparts joined the showcase coordinated by Jon Micheal Maupin and Mark Roy.
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Ottawa University
Baker University
Fellowship of Christian Athletes
FCA
ABC
Mark Thorson
Alan Cunningham
James McDowell
Rod Stultz
Bob Imbriale
Don Mullihan
Jon Micheal Maupin
Mark Roy
Christian Fellowship
Mollinan
Stultz
Thorson
Kim Hendrix
Brian Dulin
John Sherman
Tom Haerstick
Cunningham
McDowell
Steve Heath
Denis Greene
Dulla
Greene
Imbriale
Sherman
Jim Perkins
Wayne Hailes
Dulin
Keith Comfort
Mathfan
Mark Hubbard
Hailes
Heath
Horstick
Wayne Santos
Tharson
Brent Schaffer
Marty Alley
Thorton
Mallinan
Marstick
Comfort
Perkins
Hendrix
Schaffer
Hubbard
Alley
Tidrow Charts Memories Of A Yankee Immortal
Tidrow nicknamed Dirt battles spring training with strong starts and late relief, echoing Old Reliable Tommy Henrich. The pitcher shows elite early form with a 1.00 ERA in 18 innings, while other MLB preseason results highlight Nolan Ryan, Billingham, Bench, Ruthven, Bochte, and Murcer fueling various teams.
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Herschel Nissenson
New York Yankees
Tommy Henrich
Dick Tidrow
Henrich
Cardinals Defeat Royals In Prep For Openers
St Louis starter Bob Forsch held Kansas City to three hits over six innings as the Cardinals beat the Royals 4 1. Forsch carries a 0.90 ERA into Friday’s season opener against the Phillies. Amos Otis and George Brett hit back to back doubles for KC’s 1 0 lead before Garry Templeton’s two run triple and subsequent doubles by Keith Hernandez and Ted Simmons sealed the win.
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Nolan Ryan
California Angels
Los Angeles Dodgers
Jack Billingham
Cincinnati
Detroit
Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Bill Bonham
Johnny Bench
Reds
New York Mets
Toronto Blue Jays
Montreal Expos
Roy Howell
Atlanta
Dick Ruthven
Braves
Boston Red Sox
Garry Templeton
St. Louis
Kansas City
Bruce Bochte
Cleveland
Seattle
Mariners
Indians
Bobby Murcer
Chicago Cubs
Milwaukee
Dave Bergman
Murcer
Houston Astros
Texas Rangers
Dave Parker
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
San Francisco Giants
Oakland A
Jack Clark
Gaylor Perry
Mickey Lolich
Rollie Fingers
San Diego
Minnesota
St, Petersburg
Fla
Bob Forsch
St. Louis Cardinals
Kansas City Royals
Forsch
Philadephia Phillies
Cardinals
Herzog
John Denny
Eric Rasmussen
Amos Otis
George Brett
Roger Freed
Lou Brock
Keith Hernandez
Ted Simmons
Atlanta Braves
Knicks Clinch Playoff Berth In Reed Era Win Over Bullets
New York clinches a post season berth in Willis Reed era by defeating Washington 114 109. Denver earns a playoff spot with a 109 100 win over Houston while Golden State falls 105 99 to Phoenix. Celtics eliminated, Pistons and Bulls out after losses. Eight of twelve spots filled with East teams Philadelphia Washington New York Cleveland and West teams Portland Phoenix Denver plus San Antonio.
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Alex Sachare
New York
Denver
Boston
Chicago
Detroit
National Basketball Association
New York Knicks
Willis Reed
Washington Bullets
Denver Nuggets
Houston Rockets
Golden State Warriors
Phoenix Suns
Philadelphia
San Antonio
Washington
Cleveland
Portland
Phoenix
Newman Outlasts OU Netters in Wichita duel
Newman edged Ottawa University 5-4 in a dual tennis match Saturday. The Braves move to 1-2 in duals ahead of a Wednesday clash with Baker at Ottawa Forest Park. Six of nine matches went three sets as Newman swept three singles and won two of three doubles. OU's lone doubles win came from Johnson and Randy Tarvin.
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Wichita
Kansas
Newman
Ottawa University
Braves
Heart of America
Baker
Ottawa
Forest Park
Dan Loman
K. Dean Snell
Greg Johnson
Johnson
Randy Tarvin
OHS Dup Wins Crown At Baldwin Invitational
Ottawa High School Cyclones earned one individual tennis title at Baldwin Invitational, with Kip Ballinger and Phil Nordeen winning No. 2 doubles. They finished third in two other events and tied Wamego for third in team points, losing the tiebreaker. Next for OHS is their Forest Park invitational Thursday at 9 a.m.
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Baldwin
Ottawa High
Cyclones
OHS
Wamego
Bulldogs
Paola
Washburn Rural
Ottawa
Kip Ballinger
Phil Nordeen
Keith Hazen
Ty Johnson
Dave Snyder
Chris Keller
Forest Park
Baldwin, Gardner
Osawatomie
Lansing
Melvern High M-Club to Sponsor Spring Slow-Pitch Tourney
The Melvern High School M-Club will run a 12-team double-elimination men’s slow-pitch softball tournament April 28 to 30 at the high school to raise funds for athletic equipment. Entry is 50 dollars plus a new softball. contact Tom Hughes or Tony Porcaro to enter.
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Melvern
Melvern High School
M-Club
Tom Hughes
Tony Porcaro
Keefer Finishes Fourth In State 880 At Ottawa Relays
Ottawa High junior Alan Keefer stays with the leaders to finish fourth in the 4-A 880 finals posting a season best 2 04.4 and drawing praise from coach Don Kornhaus as Salina Central’s Steve Logan wins with a 2 00. Other notable marks include Topeka High’s Mark Hanson long jump 23 9 14 and Highland Park standout Jocelyn Bentley setting 4-A records with 58.1 in the 440 and 17 11 1/2 in the long jump. Ottawa hosts Relays Thursday and Saturday with White Division prelims and Red Division finals.
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Jay Bemis Lawrence
Wichita
Ottawa High
Alan Keefer
Keefer
Karl Miller
Topeka West
OHS
Don Kornhaus
Kornhaus
Salina Central
Steve Logan
Mark Flitcraft
Leavenworth
Miller
OHL
Janine Moore
Debbie Burch
Keith Skidmore
Tony Weatherbee
Tom Lawrence
Fort Scott
Gale Munger
Fredonia
Topeka High
Mark Hanson
Shawnee Mission South
Vince Parrette
Highland Park
Jocelyn Bentley
Bentley
Lawrence
Joy Meyen
Ottawa
OHS Field
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Tidrow
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Darin Weatherbee
Dong Yoakum
Kets Patton
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Edgy Gage
Ken Johnson
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Charles Porter
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S. Dryden
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J. Fox
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J. Schutz
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