Ottawa Women’s Golf Association 1995 pairings listed
The Ottawa Women’s Golf Association opens its 1995 season Tuesday at 9 30 a m and 5 30 p m with pairings for Frances Warnock Jan Keaton Zandra Waymire Rosie Ashburn Gypsy Badders Jean Artinger Susan Wassmer Eloise Killough Liz Moherman Deloris South Mary Ellen Woody Betty Hill June Schultz Mary Lou Sheldon.
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Ottawa Women's Golf Association
Frances Warnock
Jan Keaton
Zandra Waymire
Rosie Ashburn
Gypsy Badders
Jean Artinger
Susan Wassmer
Eloise Killough
Liz Moherman
Deloris South
Mary Ellen Woody
Betty Hill
June Schultz
Mary Lou Sheldon
ORC Update Youth Soccer and Evening Court Volleyball Schedule
Field south of Eisenhower hosts 6th and 7th grade soccer at 10 am. Adult volleyball features Women’s Recreational with matchups including Haley Abstract against Williamsburg and Sacred Heart versus The Net Set at 7:20 pm and 8:10 pm slots, followed by Bones versus Crooks at 8:10 pm and CDC against Steanson at 9 pm. Last week results show First National Bank 3, Haley 1 and Sacred Heart 2, Screen & Holler 1 among others with Volleyball standings listed. various Tuesday and Sunday leagues report scores and team records for Everyday People, Michigan Valley, Krazee Krew, Terminators, and more across multiple gyms in city recreation programs.
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Haley Abstract
Williamsburg
Sacred Heart
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Crooks
CDC
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Country Mart
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First National Bank
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Coe
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Natl. Bank
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Styles
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Fogie’s
Stearson
Phumbing
Peoples Natl Bank
City Diggers
Terminators
RMH
Agler & Gaeddert
Spuds
Everyday People
Peoples Naw Bank
Michigan Valley
Fogle's
AM Building
People’s Nail ‘Bank
Steanson Plumbing
Agler & Gaedden
Women's Power
Insane
Wild Ones
Tigers
Peoples Nail Bank
Sunburst
Lyndon State
Friends
People's Natl Bank
Sacred Hear
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Forest Park
Clark's big day fuels OU baseball sweep of Sterling
Ottawa University sophomore Clark drove in five runs with a two RBI double and his first collegiate homer as OU beat Sterling 9-2 in the opener and 6-5 in the nightcap at Orlis Cox. Beau Basler earned the win in game one with eight strikeouts over seven innings and Chris Thompson paged six frames in the second. Basler and Thompson combined to lead a resilient Braves attack as Ottawa improved to 12-12 and 9-11 in ECAC play, with a doubleheader slated against Avila Tuesday.
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Braves
Sterling
Orlis Cox
Clark
Ottawa
Thad
Jarrod Titus
Titus
Beau Basler
Sterling Bats
Basler
Tabor
Blue Jay
Chris Thompson
Thompson
Curtis Brown
Jamie Fowler
Chris Roque
Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference
Avila
Gumm sets school record at Blue Valley North Invite
Ottawa High School's Aaron Gumm set a school record in the javelin at 233-7, likely the nation’s best this year. Ottawa girls swept top three in javelin led by Whitney Drumright, Molly Duncan, and Mindy Brown, while Wendy Duran won the 400 in a wide margin. Boys finished third as Chad Jackson was runner-up in javelin, with Keith Fouts winning the 1600 and David Pratt the 800. Ottawa totals 109 points. Blue Valley North 120.5. Schlagle 166. Shawnee Mission North 126.
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Aaron Gumm
OHS
Mark Laws
Gumm
Laws
Whitney Drumright
Molly Duncan
Mindy Brown
Amanda Duncan
Wendy Duran
Jan Perry
Blue Valley North
Cyclone Chad Jackson
Josh Bowling
Keith Fouts
David Pratt
Fouts
John Dowell
Dowell
Randy Burns
Bowling
Schlagle
Shawnee Mission North
ORC NOTEBOOK Summer signups end today at noon
Ottawa Recreation Commission announces registration closing today at noon for softball and baseball with fees of 17 dollars for older baseball, 15 for 9 to 12 baseball, and 13 to 15 softball. office hours 9 to noon. No late signups. Also details on Country and Western dance classes at Eugene Field with line dance 12 dollars and couples 24, Monday evenings. Includes uniform return reminders for several teams and notes on ongoing classes, summer jobs, lifeguarding and water safety courses with dates and instructors.
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Ottawa Recreation Commission
ORC
Eugene Field
Central Heights edges Wellsville in Prairie View meet
Central Heights freshmen and sophomores beat Wellsville by 8.5 points in the Prairie ViewFreshmen-Sophomore track meet. Prairie View led the boys with 152.8 points, Central Heights 142.8, Wellsville 134.3, and Anderson County sixth with 22. Girls action saw Prairie View 152, Central Heights 49, Wellsville 40, and Anderson County 22 in a seven-team field.
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Roehl
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Lyte
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Corwine
Lytle
Harris
Wiseman
Burkdoll
Ginger
Humbokit
Cass Midway
SE Cherokee
Adrian
Uniontown
Drexel
Louisburg
Teasereals
Stephenson
Ime
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