Valley Recreational League Scores and Standings Update
The Valley league lists Monday and Tuesday coed games with results including Screen & Holler, First National Bank, Sacred Heart, Williamsburg, Steanson, OFP Rowdies, Crooks, Country Mart, Haley, Net Set, Bones, CDC, and others. Last week’s tallies show Bones Transportation leading at 10-2, followed by Steanson's 7-2 and several teams at 6-6 or 6-3, with OFP Rowdies at 0-12 and Michigan Valley 12-3 in mixed rec play across multiple venues.
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First National Bank
The
Net
Screen & Holler
Williamsburg
CDC
OFP Rowdies
Haley Abstract
Sacred Heart
Bones Transportation
Crooks
Matt
Steanson
Steanson's
Country Mart
Haley
the Net
Bones
Steanson’s
Krazee Krew
People’s Natl Bank
AM Building
Styles
Steanson Plumbing T
Agler & Gaeddert
RMH
Sunburst
Sacred ‘Heart
Lyndon State Bank
People’s. ‘Nail Bank
Friends
Figers
People's
Nat! Bank
Wild Ones
Tigers
Funky Bunch
Steanson Plumbing
Generation Gap
D&h
Onawa ‘Herald
CDC II
Warriors
4- Fun
Woods shows grit in Masters second round at Augusta
Tiger Woods, 19, at Augusta tied his opening 72 with another even-par 72 to reach 144. He battled a miscue on a long drive that hit a tree but recovered with a sharp 3-iron to the green for par. Leaders included Elkington, Norman, Ballesteros, Watson, while Love and Couples chased at 6 under and 3 under respectively as faster greens surfaced after rain.
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Augusta
Tiger Woods
Stanford
Woods
Steve Elkington
Greg Norman
Mark McCumber
Seve Ballesteros
Tom Watson
Davis Love
Fred Couples
Royals back together after eight month layoff in Florida
In Haines City Florida the Kansas City Royals reconvened after nearly eight months amid losses of key players and fan boycott pressure. Rookie manager Bob Boone urged focus as Cy Young winner David Cone departed for Toronto with his $5 million salary, and Brian McRae moved to Chicago. Brent Mayne agreed to a one year deal while Appier Gordon Meacham and Howard received tenders. DeJesus was not offered a contract.
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Fla
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Kansas City Royals
Royals
Bob Boone
Boone
The
David Cone
Toronto
Brian McRae
Chicago Cubs
Brent Mayne
Kevin Appier
Tom Gordon
Rusty Meacham
David Howard
Ichita
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City Royals
Mike Macfarlane
Kansas City
Ottawa Recreation Commission baseball sign ups end soon
The Ottawa Recreation Commission opens baseball and softball registrations with fees of 17 dollars for baseball 13 to 15 year olds 15 dollars for baseball 9 to 12 and softball 9 to 18. Office hours are 8 30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday with extra hours Wednesday 5 to 8 p.m. and April 15 9 a.m. to noon. No late sign ups will be accepted.
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Ottawa Recreation Commission
Country dance class session announced and uniform return notice
The ORC will run a six week Country and Western dance class with line dance at 7 p.m. and couples at 8 p.m. Mondays at Eugene Field. costs 12 and 24 dollars. Also a Tuesday Thursday series at Don Woodward Center for ages 8 and up at 20 dollars per month with 50 dollar family max. Uniform return required from listed players, or registration barred. Call 242-1939 for details.
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ORC
Eugene Field
Don Woodward Center
ORC Seeks Summer Help Across Multiple Roles
The ORC is accepting applications for summer employment including scorekeeping umpiring grounds crew office help gymnastics swim instructors T ball aide and tennis aide. Applications available at the ORC office 517 E Third.
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ORC
Ottawa U introduces Tracy Schmidt as new softball coach
Ottawa University announces Tracy Schmidt of Lawrence as the new volleyball and softball coach replacing Susan Dickerson. The school will field its first softball team in spring 1996, providing opportunities for women and balancing gender representation. Schmidt brings coaching experience with Lawrence Juniors and Junior National qualifications, and will oversee intramurals.
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Otawa University
Andy Carrier
Steve Markwood
Tracy Schmidt
Lawrence
Schmidt
Susan Dickerson
Tracy
Carrier
Markwood
Bette
Lady Braves
Lawrence Juniors
Ralph Young
Ottawa University
Lady Brave
Mike's Sporting Goods AAU Team Finishes Sixth in Missouri Valley Tourney
A Kansas City Missouri event saw a team of Ottawa Central Heights and Iola high school players finish 4-3, placing sixth in the Missouri Valley AAU tournament. Players included Cory Fuller Josh Turner Joe Kramer Clay Cassady Josh Imes Shamus Tilton Matt Nichols and Johann Krohn. Coach Doug Kramer and Albert Imel consider national invitational play set for July 24 in Jackson Mississippi.
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Kansas City
Ottawa
Central Heights
Iola
Mike’s Sporting Goods
Mike
Matt Nichols
Johann Krohn
Doug Kramer
Albert Imel
Heights
Kramer
Jackson
Miss
Wranglers give Royals fans hope for season
Kansas City fans found a glimpse of future as the Wichita Wranglers, Kansas City's AA team, beat the El Paso Diablos 2-1 at Lawrence-Dumont Stadium. Veteran Mike Fyhrie threw five scoreless innings while Raul Gonzalez and Andy Stewart produced key runs for the youthful Wrangler lineup.
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Gonzalez
Stewart
Ryan Long
Wichita
Ron Johnson
Wranglers Notebook Highlights Royals Ties and Home Stand
Three Royals replacement players Ted Williams Don Strange and Mandy Romero anchor Wichita roster. Manager Ron Johnson rode in on a Harley and teased a KC tattoo before the next game. Wranglers praise Wichita fans while A L Washington coaches in his fourth minor league season. A stadium sprinkler incident interrupted the opener as Wichita starts a five game homestand with El Paso Midland and San Antonio visiting before Shreveport returns on May 8.
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Kansas City Royals
Wichita
Ted Williams
Don Strange
Mandy Romero
Wranglers
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Strange
Romero
Ron Johnson
Lawrence- Dumont Stadium
Johnson
Memphis
Lance Jennings
Royals
A.L. Washington
Washington
Kansas City
el Paso
Lawrence-Dumont Stadium
Diablos
el Paso Diablos
Milwaukee Brewers
Midland Angels
California Angels
San Antonio Missions
Los Angeles Dodgers
Shreveport Captains
San Francisco Giants
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