ORC update rounds of local adult volleyball and softball
Ottawa area leagues schedule April games across Women's Power and Gold Leagues, Men's Power, Coed Bee, and Women's Blue Silver. Includes times from 6:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m., venues at Ottawa High School and Ottawa Middle School, with BYEs noted and a youth soccer commitment. Also mentions an Easter Sunday softball gap, a youth volleyball clinic series starting April 27, and a busy Ontario County golf association meeting. A fishing tournament result notes Edward Berends finishing third at Red Man Plains at Smithville Lake, earning a $1,227.13 prize. Topeka angler Bill Dillon won.
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W.J." Dillon
Jones seeks Olympic comeback after Boston bid miss
British long distance runner Steve Jones aims to reenter Olympic contention at Boston Marathon after failing to make the British team for Barcelona. Despite past titles and a world record, he faces tough competition and hot, humid conditions in a bid to post under 2:14 and regain selectors’ attention. He emphasizes focus on Boston as the crucial springboard.
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Clippers prove LA to be two-caged city
The article notes a turning point as the Los Angeles Clippers reach the playoffs for the first time in 16 years while the Lakers face slumps. It details LA as a two-team town, the shift in home-court dynamics, and quotes from players and fans about rivalry and loyalty, including Billy Crystal. The piece contrasts eras from the Lakers’ dominance to the Clippers’ rising status with key games, injuries, and attendance figures shaping the season.
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OHS junior netters fall to Lawrence South in JV tennis
Ottawa High junior varsity tennis lost 6-4 to Lawrence South Jr High in Lawrence. Winners for the Cyclones included Jason Neff at No 2 singles and Preston Fox at No 3, with Fox and Mitch Brown taking No 2 doubles 8-1 and Saltagic and Sean Brown winning 8-2. Multiple players suffered defeats across singles and doubles. Coach Nile Peterson noted no JV matches were scheduled at times and praised Fox for steady play ahead of a trip to Lawrence Central.
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OHS
Nile Peterson
Peterson
Preston
Lawrence Central
Dieterich third at Kansas Relays
Lawrence Kansas AP Heather Burroughs of Pembroke Hill KS won two events at the 67th Kansas Relays leading 2 mile in 11 17.28 and mile in 5 11.25. Other highlights include Shawnee Mission East Sheldon Carpenter clearing 7 1 4 feet in high jump and Carrie Buckley DeSoto setting javelin meet mark 156 4. McPherson Richelle Goscha won long jump 17 912 while Colleen McKinney won 45 0 in 300 hurdles. Dieterich senior Jeff Dieterich placed third in javelin 1867 and Todd Tuckwood won discus 165 11 while placing third in shot put 53 7 14.
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Seaman
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DeSoto
Greta Semforth
Independence
McPherson
Richelle Goscha
Topeka West
Colleen McKinney
Ottawa
Jeff Dieterich
Dieterich
Wichita East
Todd Tuckwood
Royals fall to Angels as Lewis dominant on mound
California Angels beat Kansas City 8-1 behind Scott Lewis two-hit seven innings. Lewis filled in for Mark Langston, while Luis Polonia drove in three runs with three hits. Kansas City bats struggled, Boddicker charged with six runs in five innings as Angels take series opener.
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Mark Eichhorn
Luis Polonia
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Rose
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Felix Jose
von Hayes
Alvin Davis
Hubie Brooks
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