Ottawa area coed and women's leagues schedule update
A dense list of upcoming adult and youth softball and volleyball games across Ottawa venues from April 3 to April 12. Includes MACS, Hammer Time, Flying Hawaiians, and Persuaders matchups, plus coed league games at BYE sites. notes youth softball action and a golf tournament kickoff with prize details. Also mentions a Royals Expos spring exhibition and Ottawa Women's Golf Association season start on April 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa High School
Flying Hawaiians
Persuaders
Screen & Holter
Willicensburg
First National Bank
Gale Va
Haley
Dengel and Son Mortuary
Bendia/King
Rockhold Trucking
Bendix
A & M Building
Spuds
Shatters
Agler & Geedder
Spikere
Pizza Village
RMI
Peoples National Bank
Hurricane Sherry
Sunburet
Rowdies
Roundabouts
Sacred Heart
Steanson Plumbs
Ottawa Middle School
ORV
Blasters
Court Masters
V-Ballers
We Tried
Ray's
IGA
Flu
Pogle Rock Crushers
Over the Net Gang
Sur Trek
Spike Force
Servedius Plumbing
Bones Transportation
Dirty Dozen
Wendy's
Crooks
Onawa Vel Hospital
Duke
Town & Country Supply
Ontawa Retirement Village
Pearsane
Fearsome
Mr. C'r Hardware
Hagelin Electric
Ouawa Vet Hospital
Ouawa Retirement Village
Hasty Enterprises
Crooky
P & K Liquor
Pizza Time
Comets
Rollers
Blues
Strikers
Flames
Steamers
Blast
Hawks
Wings
Force
Stars
Atack
Ottawa Fire Department
Lamont Hills
Lake Pomona
Tlee
Steve DeLaTore
Ottawa Women's Golf Association
Ottawa Country Club
Final Four showdown Duke vs Indiana in Minneapolis
Duke arrives as the top team with two losses but no title. Indiana, seeded second in the West, has surged late, led by Calbert Cheaney and six players averaging 20 plus points. Indiana beat LSU, Florida State and UCLA to reach coach Bob Knight's fifth Final Four while Duke seeks a championship after a season of excellence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim O'Connell
Minneapolis
Duke
Blue Devils
Indiana
Hoosiers
Purdue
Calbert Cheaney
Louisiana State
Florida State
UCLA
Bob Knight
Fab Five Faces Bearcats In Key NCAA Clash
AP reports Michigan's Fab Five, led by Jalen Rose and Chris Webber, meet Cincinnati's seasoned Bearcats in a semifinal preview. The undercard precedes Duke vs Indiana as fans eye a potential NCAA champion. Turnovers haunt Michigan, while Cincinnati reacts to early taunts, denying any snub.
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Steve Wilstein
Minneapolis
Michigan
Cincinnati
Jalen Rosen
Wolverine
Chris Webber
Bearcats
Pirates Back in NL East Hunt After Departures
AP Baseball Writer Jim Donaghy notes the Pirates face a tighter NL East race after losing Bobby Bonilla John Smiley and Bill Landrum. Manager Jim Leyland emphasizes no excuses while expectations for a strong rotation remain with Doug Drabek Zane Smith. Smiley traded to Minnesota for Denny Neagle and Midie Cummings as Mets show late surge but pitching questions linger for Cubs Cardinals and Phillies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Donaghy
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirates
St. Louis
Bobby Bonilla
John Smiley
Bill Landrum
Jim Leyland
Leyland
Bonilla
Doug Drabek
Smiley
Zane Smith
Minnesota
Denny Neagle
Midie Cummings
Leyla
New York Mets
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia Phillies
Greg Maddux
Mike Morgan
Danny Jackson
Cubs
Chicago
Pittsburgh
New York
Philadelphia
Montreal
Tyson seeks bail release from Indiana prison
Attorneys for Mike Tyson asked the Indiana Supreme Court to grant bail during his appeal of a rape conviction and six year sentence. The high court was ordered to receive briefs by noon next Wednesday, with prosecutors seeking more time. Tyson, 25, remains in prison after Marion Superior Court ordered confinement last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Mike Tyson
Indiana Supreme Court
Boxer
High Court
Tyson
State Court of Appeals
Harvard Law
Alan M. Dershowitz
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Attorney General’s Office
Kimberly Bradford
Marion Superior Court
Patricia Gifford
Gifford
Desiree Washington
Department of Corrections
Kevin Moore
Moore
O Neale Leaves LSU to Enter NBA Draft
Shaquille O Neal announced he will forgo his senior year at LSU and enter the NBA draft. The 7 foot 1 center said he will move on after discussing with his family and coach Dale Brown at Fort Sam Houston. He averaged 24.1 points and 14 rebounds as a junior and could become the league's first rookie to earn $5 million in his first season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Shaquille O'Neal
Louisiana State
O'Neal
LSU
Fort Sam Houston
Army Post
Dale Brown
Brown
O’neal
Tigers
Indiana
Royals not worried as Jefferies struggles in spring
In Haines City Florida AP report Gregg Jefferies, amid spring batting woes with five hits, stays confident as manager Hal McRae pushes him to improve. Jefferies, alongside Keith Miller and Kevin McReynolds, trades Saberhagen era defense for hoped offensive punch, while noting NL inside pitching contrasts with the American League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haines City
Fla
Tom Gordon
Kansas City Royals
Montreal Expos
Gordon
Expos
Jerry Don Gleaton
Gleaton
Joel Johnston
Delino DeShields
Kansas City
Gregg Jefferies
Jefferies
Tom Watson
Watson
Bret Saberhagen
Royals
New York Mets
Cincinnati
Hal McRae
Gregg
McRae
Keith Miller
Kevin McReynolds
Saberhagen
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ORC
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Ten Strikes
the Young Guns
Richmond
Dodd's Memorials
Regia
OFD
Eric Anderson
Baseball
Jackson
Dave Smith
Ryne Sandberg
Mark Grace
Andre Dawson
George Bell
Shawon Dunston
NBA
Miller
McReynolds
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