Ottawa Invitational Softball and Local Prep Schedule
Monday features Central Heights at Humboldt 4:30 p.m. Ward hosts Ottawa at 4 p.m. and high school baseball and track events move through Anderson Co Pomona Burlington. Tuesday brings soccer matches Basis Ottawa 4 p.m. Anderson Co Spring Hill 4:30 p.m. Wellsville Baldwin 4:30 p.m. Ottawa Wyandotte 3:30 p.m. plus Spring Hill 4:30 p.m. Thursday schedules include Ottawa Harmon 4 p.m. Paola Anderson Co 4:30 p.m. Pomona Central Heights 4:30 p.m. Ottawa Ward 4 p.m. Wellsville Spring Hill 4:30 p.m.
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Burlington
Spring Hill
Wellsville
Baldwin
Wyandotte
Harmon
Paola
Saturday baseball and playoff slate across majors
Chicago hosts Oakland at 3 p.m. and Houston plays Atlanta at 6 p.m. NBA playoffs feature Charlotte at Orlando at 11 30 a.m. Sacramento visits Utah at 2 p.m. San Antonio at Seattle 4 30 p.m. Detroit at Toronto 7 30 p.m. NHL playoffs Detroit at Vancouver 6 p.m. PGA Greater Greensboro Classic 3 p.m. Sunday includes Boston at Philadelphia 11 30 a.m. Dallas at Minnesota 2 p.m. LA Lakers at Portland 4 30 p.m. Houston at Atlanta noon. Los Angeles at Chicago 1 20. Cleveland at Texas 7 p.m. NASCAR California 500 1 30 p.m. Channel 4.
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Ottawa Women's Golf Association Tee Time and Lunch
The Ottawa Women's Golf Association plays at 9 a.m. Tuesday with lunch following at 12 30 p.m. Pairings include Linda Seitz Frances Warnock Carol Brown Mary Lou Sheldon Lea Tomberlin Suzanne Wassmer Liz Moherman Eloise Killough Dolores South Mary Ellen Woody and Jean Artinger.
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Ottawa Women’s Golf Association
Linda Seitz
Frances Warnock
Carol Brown
Mary Lou Sheldon
Lea Tomberlin
Suzanne Wassmer
Liz Moherman
Eloise Killough
Dolores South
Mary Ellen Woody
Jean Artinger
Celtics Take 2-0 Edge Over 76ers In Opening Round
Boston defeated Philadelphia 93 to 85 to take a two game lead in the first round as the NBA playoffs begin. The Lakers built a 2-0 series lead over Portland with a 103 to 96 win and set schedules for weekend games across multiple cities including Charlotte at Orlando and Sacramento at Utah.
NHL Best of 7 Playoff Results and Schedule
April results show Ottawa 3 Philadelphia 0 to lead 3-1, Islanders 4 Toronto 3 to tie 2-2, Carolina 3 New Jersey 2 in OT to lead 3-2, San Jose 2 Phoenix 1 to lead 2-1, Detroit 4 Vancouver 0 to lead 3-2, St. Louis 5 Chicago 3 to win, Boston 5 Montreal 2 to tie 2-2, Los Angeles 1 Colorado 0 in OT to Colorado. Schedule lists multiple noon and evening games across April 24 and 25 with possible games April 29 in the New Jersey at Carolina and Boston at Montreal series.
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Philadelphia
N.Y. Islanders
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Vancouver
Neces
Derby field wide open as 2000 Derby headlines rise
Bond trains Buddha for the Derby while Laffit Pincay Jr rides Medaglia d'Oro in a wide open 20 three year olds field. Sheik Mohammed, Phipps, Baffert and Lukas field notable runners as contenders with high betting intrigue and questions about favorites.
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Buddha
Laffit Pincay Jr
Medaglia d'Oro
Eddie Arcaro
America
Johannesburg
Castle Gandolfo
Sheik Mohammed
Essence of
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Phipps
Saarland
Ogden Phipps
Bob Baffert
War Emblem
Ahmed Salman
D. Wayne Lukas
Proud Citizen
Harlan
Holiday
Churchill Downs
Mike Battaglia
Nick Zito
Blue Burner
Two 2yo Derby contenders Buckle Up Buddha and Medaglia d'Oro
Lukas trains runners Buddha and Medaglia d'Oro who are shaping up after Wood Memorial and San Felipe success. Buddha carries a three race win streak and Medaglia d'Oro surged from six furlongs at Oaklawn to 11-16 miles in the San Felipe. Trainers Bond and Frankel report fit workouts at Belmont and Churchill Downs as Derby prep continues.
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Belmont
Churchill Downs
Bond
Steward lands Division I baseball scholarship at Jacksonville
Ottawa High standout Joe Steward, ACCC slugger with 55 RBIs this season, earns a Division I baseball scholarship to Jacksonville University in Florida. He ranks first in academics, earning All-American Scholar and All-Kansas academic honors, after a multi-sport high school career and state tournament appearances with Ottawa teams.
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Joe Steward
Allen County Community College
Steward
Jacksonville University
Jacksonville
Fla
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Ottawan
United States Achievement Acade
Kansas
Ottawa American Legion
Cyclone
Ottawa
West Franklin, Atchison Community split doubleheader
West Franklin rallied to an 8 9 win in the nightcap after scoring two in the seventh. Atchison Community opened with a 2 1 victory in the opener as Patrick Barrigan and Dallas Dillon earned the win. Brett Boldon posted a double and a triple while Brian Green took the loss in the first game. West Franklin, in its inaugural season, has played several close games.
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Atchison
Patrick Barrigan
Dallas Dillon
Brett Boldon
Brian Green
Vikings win Prairie View track title at Central Heights
Central Heights boys track stormed to the Prairie View Invitational team title Thursday with 137 points and six event wins. Devin Kueser claimed two wins and set a meet record in the 1600 at 4:30.8, plus the 800 in 2:02.7 as Shane Teter was 2:03.5 in second. Derek Brown and Kyle Gorton each took gold and silver, Brown posting 11.2 in the 100 and 22.9 in the 200 tying the school mark.
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Central Heights heightens success with strong track showing
Kyle Gorton won the javelin at 165 feet and placed second in pole vault at 13-0 while Vin nie Wuertz took third in both 135-6 and 12-6, Wuertz also runner up in high jump at 5-10. Chris Woolery was third in 110 hurdles. Central Heights won both 1600 and 3200 relays with Teter, Vincent Lickteig, Troy Hernandez, Woolery and Kueser. Mandi Cox led the girls with wins in high jump and 100 hurdles.
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Kyle Gorton
Vinnie Wuertz
Gorton
Wuertz
Chris Woolery
Central Heights
Teter
Vincent Lickteig
Troy Hernandez
Wooley
Brown
Wool
Bethany leads KCAC golf to regional. Tabor and Ottawa join
Bethany College captured its eighth KCAC golf championship at Terradyne in Andover, with Tabor and Ottawa also advancing to the NAIA Region IV Championship in Fremont, Nebraska. Bethany totaled 919 strokes over 54 holes, while Tabor finished second at 950 and Ottawa third at 961. top ten medalists earned All-ECAC honors and Bethany coach Jon Daniels was KCAC coach of the year.
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Ished
Jon Daniels
KCAC
Ottawa Girls Basketball Camp Dates Set
Ottawa High School announces three summer camps during the week of June 17 to 21 for grades 3-6, 7-8, and 9-12 with morning and afternoon sessions. Camp fee is 25 dollars, deadline May 31, shirts included, coached by Cliff McCullough and OHS players. Also, Ottawa softball postponed Santa Fe Trail game from May 9 to May 10.
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OIIS
OHS
Cliff McCullough
McCullough
Ottawa High
David Grover
Santa Fe Trail
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affit Pine=, Jr
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