Ottawa Built Event Schedule Reflects Busy Weekend
Weekend track meets highlight Baldwin Invitational at 3 30 p m Saturday with Ottawa high school competing at Blue Valley North. College baseball features Ottawa University at Bethany on Monday at 4 p m.
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Baseball Transactions Highlight Active 1998 Spring
Thursday's sports transactions cover major league moves including Detroit Tigers agreeing to terms with catcher Jeff Tackett on a one-year deal. Kansas City trades David Cone to Toronto for David Sines, Chris Stynes, and Tony Medrano. Milwaukee signs Turner Ward to a two-year contract. Minnesota inks Alex Cole and Pedro Munoz to one-year deals. Toronto signs Tim Crabtree Paul Menchant Dennis Gray Ricardo Jordan to one-year contracts with Howard Battle and Chris Stynes. Braves acquire Marquis Grissom from Montreal for Roberto Kelly Tony Pena Yan. Cubs sign Chris Nachholz to a minor league pact. Dodgers add Chris Gwynn and Mitch Webster on minor-league deals and invite to spring training as non roster players. Mets sign Pete Harnisch to a three-year contract.
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Masters winners before their next title
Historical note lists six former Masters champions and their positions the year prior to winning again. Olazabal tied for seventh after his 1994 victory, Langer tied for 31st after 1993 win, Couples tied for 35th after 1992, Tan tied for 30th after 1991, Faldo won in 1990 and Pela tied for 34th after 1989.
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Cone dealt to Blue Jays to trim Royals payroll
Ames City Florida AP Kansas City traded ace David Cone, the 1994 Cy Young winner, to the Toronto Blue Jays for three minor leaguers amid ongoing losses. The Royals also shipped out outfielder Brian McRae to the Cubs for two minor leaguers, as manager Bob Boone warned the hit to rotation quality and salary reductions.
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Panthers top field as Herron sets records at meet
YNDON Williamsburg girls win Marais des Cygnes Valley Invitational with 144 points led by Panthers. Waverly boys led by Joseph Herron, who set four meet marks and won four events. Eddie Gomez leads Panthers with wins in high jump and javelin. Williamsburg rivals shine with Weigand, Silvey, Chavez contributing multiple top finishes.
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Cyclone netters defeat Bonner Springs to finish strong
Ottawa High School tennis opened the triangular with a 3-1 win over Bonner Springs, while losing 3-1 to Shawnee Mission Miege and 4-0 to Shawnee Heights. Jason Neff won at No. 1 singles, Scott Spooner at No. 2, and Moore Brown edged in doubles. Coaches noted jitters and inexperience but praised late steadiness and Casady Barker improvements.
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Katzer shatters meet record at Bonner Springs Invitational
Ottawa High School senior John Katzer shot 35 one under par at Sunflower Hills to break the Bonner Springs Invitational record by five strokes and win medalist by six over DeSoto’s Ben Acton. DeSoto won the team title with 167 as Ottawa finished fourth with 185.
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Masters start delayed by fog at Augusta National
Fog delayed the second round by 45 minutes at Augusta National. Leaders at 66 include Jose Maria Olazabal David Frost and Phil Mickelson with Jack Nicklaus one shot back after an eagle-2 and a 5 under par 67. Olazabal praised Nicklaus as still playing strong despite toe surgery.
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