Kassab Wesleyan at Ottawa Tennis and Softball Event
A combined high school tennis match at Detawar Washburn Ruraly at 2 p m and OU Coed Softball Tournament on May 7 in Ottawa raise 100 dollars for Ottawa University Lady Brave basketball. Prizes will be awarded. Call Patti Masten at 242 5200 ext 54282 to enter.
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Ottawa University Lady ‘Brave
Patti Masten
Detroit Pistons and Lions sign players in early season moves
National basketball notes indicate Pistons activate Bill Curley amid fanfare while Lions announce signatures for quarterbacks Don Maken and Don Hollas. Read as a compact roundup of early roster activity and key signings.
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Pistons
Bill Curley
Ms Lie
Ball Lewin
Broncos
Ena
LIONS
Don Maken
Don Hollas
Chiefs bid emotional farewell to Joe Montana in Kansas City
About 60 players and friends gathered at Arrowhead Club as roughly 100 outside fans chanted We want Joe one day after Montana announced his retirement in San Francisco. Chiefs officials praised his magnetism and impact while Montana joked with Carl Peterson and reflected on a storied career ahead of his formal retirement.
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Kansas City Chiefs
Joe Montana
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Arrowhead
Joe
Montana
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Marty Schottenheimer
Buddha
Godzilla
Carl Peterson
Carl
Jennifer
Peterson
Lamar Hunt
Hunt
Norma
Daddy
San Francisco 49Ers
Arrowhead Stadium
Haney shines as Royals topple Cardinals in spring clash
Chris Haney tossed four hitless innings to spark Kansas City to a 4-2 win over St. Louis at Al Lang Stadium. The Royals rapped all runs in the fourth, with Keith Miller and Joe Vitiello delivering key hits as Ozzie Smith finally broke up the no hit bid with two outs in the sixth. Haney improved to 1-1, rebounding from a 13-0 loss to St Louis in his prior spring start.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Chris Haney
Kansas City Royals
St. Louis Cardinals
al Lang Stadium
Cardinals
Ozzie Smith
Doug Linton
Royals
St. Louis
Allen Watson
Keith Miller
Joe Vitiello
Haney
Bruce Kison
Jackson's fire shines in exhibition win over Royals
St Louis left hander Danny Jackson pitched five innings of three hit no run ball in a 3 0 victory against Kansas City In Clearwater he warned he would not socialize with former teammates when the regular season begins April 27 in St Louis New coach Bob Gibson praised his fighting spirit and Jackson signed autographs for twenty minutes for fans
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Fla
Danny Jackson
St. Louis Cardinals
Kansas City Royals
Cardinals
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Jackson
Clearwater
Thunder win CHL title at Kansas Coliseum in 9-4 clincher
Wichita Thunder clinched the Central Hockey League finals 4-2 over the San Antonio Iguanas with a 9-4 victory at the Kansas Coliseum. Center Ron Handy led playoff scoring with 31 points and earned his second straight CHL playoff MVP award.
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Herald
Chita
Kansas Coliseum
Wichita Thunder
San Antonio
Tulsa
Wichita
Ron Handy
Handy
Kansas City Blades
Doug Shedden
Roulston Leads Wichita Thunder to CHL Title Clincher
Kansas winger Roulston dazzled 8 320 fans with two goals and three assists in game six as Wichita routed San Antonio 9 4 to clinch the CHL championship. He posted 13 goals and 11 assists in the playoffs, as Handy praised the crowd and team resilience in front of nearly 9 000 at home. The Thunder surged with five second period goals after a tight start, turning a 2 1 deficit into a dominant 6 3 lead entering the final frame.
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Wichita
Tom
Roulston
Wichita Thunder
Nnareepe
Kansas
San Antonio
Roul Wemayena
Handy
Paul Jackson
George Maneluk
Shedden
Thunder
Katzer and Little Win 2 Man Championship
Ottawa High School players John Katzer and Bob Little overcame windy Lamont Hills to win the two man title at the Santa Fe Trail Invitational. The pair finished 90, one stroke ahead of Osage City as the event was shortened to nine holes. Katzer 40 and Little 50 led Ottawa to eighth in the four man team standings with 203.
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Pomona
Ottawa High School
John Katzer
Bob Little
Lamont Hills
Osage City
Katzer
Rossville
Mike Bell
Little
Ottawa
Ryan Henningsen
Baldwin Bulldogs win Baker Relays team title in hard fought meet
Baldwin High School girls dominated the Baker Relays, winning six events and 103 points to outpace Council Grove and Wellsville. standout efforts included school records in the distance medley relay and 6400 meter relay, plus top marks in high jump and shuttle hurdles. Wellsville varsity also posted multiple wins including the shot put and sprint medley, while their 6400 and 3200 relays topped the boys standings with strong finishes from Clingerman, Moore, and Oshefinis.
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Aldwin City
Baldwin High School
Baker
Baldwin
Council Grove
Wellsville
Bulldogs
Jamie Hays
Jennifer Cook
Jessica Gillispie
Stacy Zuzzio
Gillispie
Hays
Ann Martin
Zuzzio
Allie Walbridge
Audrey Millstein
Courtney Stultz
Millstein
Mary Denning
Kenna Dellfelder
Johnelle Naspl
Eagles
Chris Bell
Craig Ross
Nathan Rutledge
Tom Clingerman
Craig Moore
Justin Oshe
Brock Stumpff
Ben Kyle
Jamie Moss
Rhett Renound
Stumpff
Russ Dwyer
Moss
Renoud
Kyle
Jonny Gould
Smith
Naspl
Mundinger
Pohl
Hughes
Powell
Bartlett
T. Bierman
Harris
Puller
Corwine
Coons
K. Blogs
Deterding
Caruthers
M. Weeks
Milstein
Martin
Sloan
Caruthery
Bell
Ross
Rutledge
Clingerman
Moore
Oshel
Wellaville
Lytle
Gray
Carl
Wellsville Dominates Relays and Sets Records
Wellsville boys posted strong marks across track events, leading in relays including distance medley and 3200 and 1600 relays. Individual wins came from Baldwin and Wellsville athletes, with meets featuring record times and distances such as 10.51.49 in the distance medley and 1:38.99 in the 900 relay.
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Soultz
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