Ottawa athletic schedule lists multi league action
A dense schedule shows Hien ORC events across adult volleyball softball and youth soccer from April 25 to May 3 at Ottawa High School and Ottawa Middle School. Matches include Kill Shots vs Misfits and Perruaders vs Hammer Time with various times, plus coed and men’s leagues, golf pairings, and church athletic contests.
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Ottawa High School
Perruaders
Flying Hawaiians
Williemsburg
City One
Haley Abstract
Screen & Holler
First National Bank
Mixed Nuts
Tri-S Logging Women’s
Bendix/King
Dengel and Son Mortuary
Bendix Buddies
Bendix
King
Rockhold Trucking
Uddies
Shatters
Pizza Village
RMH
M Building
Spikers
Agler & Goeddert
Spudswomen
People’s National Bank
Sacred Heart
Rowdies
Sunburst
Hurricane Sherry
Roustabouts
Steanson Plumbe
Coal Rec
ORV
We Tried
Over the Net Gang
Blasters
Fogle Rock Crushers
Ray’s
IGA
Wendy's
Men’s League
Oml's
Rooes Transportation
Croucher Abstract
Rome Rebels
Olivas Construction
Ouawa Cullens
Pa. E. of
C/Dr
Hale
Wellsville Merchants
Peace Healing & Cooling
Hammes
the Unknowns
Dodd's Memorial
Duke Mfg
Richmond
Ten Strikes
the Young Ques
Ontawa
Haven's Steel
Ottawa Vet Hospital
OCIT
Dirty Dozen
Crooks
Blast
Wings
Comets
Sus
Hawks
Attack
Force
Medical Arts
Stans
Hawke Instructional League
Ottawa Girls Win Blue Valley North Invitational Title
Ottawa High girls capture a team title at the Blue Valley North Invitational edging Blue Valley North 81 80. Cory Norwood ties a school 100 record wind aided in 10.8 as Dan Tyson Cornelius Kingcannon Vaughn Odea and Alex Wendler post a season-best 8 38 in the 3200 relay. Aaron Gumm wins the javelin while Jennifer Robertson NYS.
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Scott Hollister
Overland Park
Ottawa High
Cyclones
Blue Valley North
Shawnee Mission North
Cory Norwood
Norwood
Dan Tyson
Cornelius Kingcannon
Vaughn O’ Dea
Alex Wendler
OHS
Aaron Gumm
Jeff Dieterich
Dan Pyle
Wendler
Sarah Gibson
Sophmore Jennifer Dieterich
Michelle Snyder
Amy Dixon
Jennifer Robertson
Jordan Burns
Elizabeth Lemp
Katie Gibson
Robin Wadkins
Bynjn
Herald
Uabe
Guzman Outduels Royals as Jays Lift to 14-4
TORONTO AP Juan Guzman lost his shutout in the ninth but still earned his 13th win in 14 decisions as the Toronto Blue Jays beat Kansas City 4-3. Keith Miller and Wally Joyner doubled to break the shutout, George Brett hit a two-run homer off Tom Henke who earned the save, and Roberto Alomar went 3-for-3 with two RBIs. The Royals drop to 1-15, with Tom Gordon suffering the defeat.
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Toronto
Juan Guzman
Tom Henke
Guzman
Toronto Blue Jays
Kansas City
Royals
Keith Miller
Wally Joyner
Blue Jays
Cito Gaston
Cito
Henke
George Brett
Kevin McReynolds
George
Gaston
Tom Gordon
Roberto Alomar
Ali shows grace as Parkinson's patient at Sprint breakfast
Muhammad Ali at a Friday morning Sprint donor event in Kansas City, appearing thinner but with the familiar gleam, as his aide notes he manages Parkinson's Syndrome with prescribed medicine. The former heavyweight champion, 50, interacts with about 20 Sprint employees and guests while sharing jokes and a magic trick.
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Kansas City, Mo
Munners
Muhammad Ali
Ali
Sprint Corp
Assad
Sprint
Mike Tyson
Cassius Clay
Abadi Mahdi
Mahdi
Pomona Teams Shine As Four Meet Burlingame Standouts
Pomona High School juniors excelled at Burlingame as Jason Booe won triple jump with 41-14% personal best and Chas Hoffsommer captured 800 meters in 2:10. Travis Sink led two milers at 10:59 with a second in the mile, while Fred Acker took discus bronze. Girls Tiffany Messick earned two medals, placing second in 400 meters and third in 100 hurdles as Pomona boys ranked fourth among 10 teams and girls tied for eighth.
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Burlingame
Pomona High School
Jason Booe
Pomona
Booe
Chas Hoffsommer
Travis Sink
Sink
Fred Acker
Waverly
Olpe
Pomiona
Marais Des Cygnes Valley
Lebo
Hartford
Tiffany Messick
PHS
Messick
Booz
Hoffsummer
Combs
Aaron Thompson
Mike Hoyt
Barry Robinson
Aaron Deffenbaugh
Eric Robbins
Hoffsommer
Robbins
Deffenbaugh
Kickers Run Record to Five and One in Soccer Run
The Ottawa Kickers, an elite youth squad of 18 Ottawa area boys, moved to 5-1 after wins over Emporia Eclipse 2-0 on April 11 and Topeka Streak 4-1 on April 18. Two games remain, at Emporia today and at Manhattan on May 9. Coached by Frank Trovato and Glen Cahill, OU players aided practices, with Ottawa Recreation Commission programs fueling early interest and plans for middle and high school soccer.
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Ottawa United
Ottawa
Emporia- Eclipse
Topeka
Emporia
Manhattan
Frank Trovato
Ottawa Recreation Commission
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ORC
Pam
Hagelin Electric
Town & Country Supply
Feanome
Mr. C's Hardware
Onawa ‘Women's Golf Association
Onawa Country Club
C. Dengel
B. Grabham
ML. Sheldon
S. Wassmer
D. LaMaster
B. Hill
E. Campbell
M.A. Moherman
D. South
Lovgren
L. Moherman
B. Sell
S. Parks
M.E. Woody
E. Killough
A. Whitley
F. Warock
J. Schultz
L. Seitz
G. Badders
P. Wiggins
K. Hall
First Methodist
First Methodia Ve. Lutheran Taspan
Community Foursquare
Weaminter Presbyteriea
Noah Baptist
Trinity Methodist
Ralph Young
Craig Horst
Howard Cosel
Indians
Williamsburg
Lyndon
Madison
Chris Skiles
Mark Bones
Luke Queen
Nick Fredricks
Doug Snyder
George Stewart
Josh Imel
Brian Thompson
Philip Marez
Justin Altic
Dustin Grant
Jeff Pelton
Aaron van Horn
Kevin Brown
David Sprinkle
Josh Bowling
Ben Evans
Travis Marvin
Glen Cahill
Kickers
Ottawa University
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