CRC Update: Men's and Coed Volleyball Schedules and Results
Weekly adult volleyball results list matches from Monday and Wednesday nights at First National Bank The Net Set Screen Holler Williamsburg CDC OFP Rowdies and Haley Abstract Sacred Heart plus Bones Transportation Crooks Country Mart with last week scores. Standings show Bones Transportation leading at 10 2 with multiple teams close behind including Steanson s Crooks Screen Holler Sacred Heart The Net Set and Country Mart.
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Country Mart
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Bones
Uesday
Fogle
AM Building; 7:20 P.m. A Terminators
Krazee Krew
Steanson Plumbing I
Peoples Natl Bank
City Diggers
RMH
Spuds
Michigan Valley
AM Building
Agler & Gueddert
Steanson
Terminators
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People’s: Nati Bank
Steanson Plumbing
Agler & Gaeddert
Woods Holds Ground At Augusta In Tight Round
Tiger Woods battled the Augusta course to post an even par 72 in the second round, matching his opening score for 144 total. He blamed uneven short irons but noted a strong drive and a smile about playing the game he loves while Davis Love, Fred Couples, and others chased the leaders early on Friday.
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Tiger Woods
Stanford
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Steve Elkington
Greg Norman
Mark McCumber
Seve Ballesteros
Tom Watson
Davis Love
Fred Couples
Royals back together after extended layoff
In Haines City Florida the Kansas City Royals convened for the first time in nearly eight months amid losses of key players and fan boycott pressure. Manager Bob Boone urged focus as Cy Young winner David Cone was traded to Toronto with salary and Brian McRae moved to Chicago. Brent Mayne rejoined on a one year deal while several pitchers and infielders were tendered contracts and Jose DeJesus was not offered one.
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Royals
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Boone
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Toronto
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Chicago Cubs
Brent Mayne
Kevin Appier
Tom Gordon
Rusty Meacham
David Howard
Ichita
City Royals
Florida
Mike Macfarlane
Kansas City
Ottawa Recreation Commission sign-ups end soon
The Ottawa Recreation Commission announces baseball and softball registrations closing next Saturday. Baseball ages 13 to 15 cost 17 dollars, baseball ages 9 to 12 cost 15, and softball ages 9 to 18 cost 13. Office hours are weekdays 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Additional hours are Wednesday 5 to 8 p.m. and April 15 from 9 a.m. to noon. No late sign-ups will be accepted.
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Jokers Wild
Dodd
Olivas
Otawa
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Dange
Bones
Ead
Cheadsmokers
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TRW
Choadsmokers
the Dawgs
Medical Arts Building
Ottawa High School
Adh Street
ORC
Ottawa Recreation Commission
Country dance class forms new six week session
The ORC will run a six week Country and Western dance class with line dancing at $12 and couples dancing at $24. Monday nights at Eugene Field. line at 7 pm and couples at 8 pm. Call 242-1939 for details.
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ORC
Eugene Field
Ottawa U adds Tracy Schmidt as new softball and volleyball coach
Ottawa University introduces Tracy Schmidt of Lawrence as the new volleyball and softball coach, replacing Susan Dickerson. The school plans a first softball team in spring 1996, giving Schmidt a year to build a roster. Schmidt sees opportunities for more women on campus and increased recruiting for women’s sports.
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Andy Carrier
Steve Markwood
Tracy Schmidt
Lawrence
Schmidt
Susan Dickerson
Tracy
Carrier
Markwood
Lady Braves
Ottawa University
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Lawrence Juniors
Ralph Young
Lady Brave
Mike's Sporting Goods AAU Team Finishes Sixth in Missouri Valley Tourney
A Kansas City Missouri event saw a high school team from Ottawa Central Heights and Iola place sixth with a 4-3 record. Cory Fuller Josh Turner Joe Kramer and Clay Cassady from OHS Josh Imel and Shamus Tilton from Central Heights Matt Nichols and Johann Krohn from Iola played under coach Doug Kramer and Albert Imel. The group has not decided if they will enter the national invitational on July 24 in Jackson Mississippi.
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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 in spring win
Wichita Wranglers, Kansas City's AA farm club, beat the El Paso Diablos 2 1 at Lawrence-Dumont Stadium. Raul Gonzalez scored on Andy Stewart’s double in the sixth, then Gonzalez Stewart and Ryan Long delivered three consecutive extra-base hits to spark a late rally. Manager Ron Johnson praised the effort from a young lineup led by veteran Mike Fyhrie who worked five scoreless innings.
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Gonzalez
Stewart
Ryan Long
Wichita
Ron Johnson
Johnson
Mike Fyhrie
Fyhrie
Wranglers Notebook Highlights Royals Link and Homestand
Three Royals replacement players Ted Williams Don Strange and Mandy Romero anchor the Wichita Wranglers roster aging 30 28 and 28 as the club opens a 15 game homestand main coach A L Washington a former Royals star talks tactics and fans race. Sprinkler mishap during season opener at Lawrence Dumont Stadium sparked brief delay. Washington hails from long Royals era while Wichita hosts El Paso Midland and San Antonio on the homestand before heading to Wichita again May 8 hosting Shreveport.
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Wichita
Ted Williams
Don Strange
Mandy Romero
Wranglers
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Strange
Romero
Ron Johnson
Lawrence
Dumont
Johnson
Memphis
Lance Jennings
Royals
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Washington
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el Paso
Lawrence-Dumont Stadium
Diablos
el Paso Diablos
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Midland Angels
California Angels
San Antonio Missions
Los Angeles Dodgers
Shrevepan
San Francisco Giants
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