Steinbrenner lashes out as Yankees stumble early in season
Yankees owner George Steinbrenner condemned New York's start after a 84 loss to Baltimore, questioning Joe Torre and the 25-man roster as the team drops to last in the AL East while Orioles surge. Miguel Tejada and Melvin Mora powered Baltimore, with Tejada batting .375 and 18 RBIs as New York faces a rough road trip and renewed scrutiny.
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Baker softball sweeps Culver-Stockton in twin bill
Baker University defeated Culver-Stockton in a doubleheader at Cavaness Field, 9-1 in game one with a second inning rally led by Kristen Ball and Jana Smith, and 5-4 in game two after Pam Miller’s bases loaded infield hit in the seventh. Smith earned the win in both games.
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Ottawa University rallies to split with Bethany in softball
In Ottawa, the Ottawa University softball team edged Bethany 9-8 in a ninth inning rally to split a Saturday doubleheader. Bethany won the opener 6-0. Ottawa totaled 13 hits led by two apiece from Sondra Day Angie Thetford Michelle Chapman Pam Brehm and Michelle Meier. Ottawa (7-19, 3-9) had three hits in the opener.
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Ottawa IV sweeps Spring Hill in junior varsity baseball doubleheader
Ottawa junior varsity baseball swept Spring Hill with 13-6 and 3-1 wins. The opener saw 13 Ottawa hits with Joe Malin reaching base four times and Brock Bulmer fanning seven in four innings. In game two Huddleston pitched five innings as Ottawa improved to 10-0. Ottawa University later added Oskaloosa senior Shawn Stottlemire to its track and cross country rosters, highlighting his all league cross country perch and multi sport background.
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Ottawa High School sets 2005 camp dates and times
The 14th annual Ottawa High School boys basketball camp runs June 20 to 23 with three sessions. Registration is $25 and available at OHS or by calling 229-8020. Grades 1 to 2 meet 11:30 to 12:45, grades 3 to 5 meet 1:00 to 2:30, and middle school session 2:45 to 4:15.
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Baker University defeats Benedictine 3-2 in dramatic late steal
Baker University baseball salvages a split with Benedictine, as Nathan Schweitzer throws 34 scoreless innings of relief to seal a 3-2 win in the second game at Sauder Field. Baker built a 2-0 lead before Benedictine tied it, then Kyle King’s rundown play produced the go-ahead run. The opener went to Benedictine after a late Ravens rally extended extras.
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Biffle Powers to Texas Win After Rough Practice
Greg Biffle entered the NASCAR Nextel Cup race at Texas Motor Speedway with a sore body after a debris-caused practice crash. He described rising pressure yet remained calm, focusing on what he needed to do as the Sunglass Radio Shack 500 began.
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