Fragmentary figures from central division noted
OCR leftovers list numbers and initials such as 38.635 46 5586 55 and 5 481 16 and references to central division with unclear context. The content appears as scattered financial or code-like data without a coherent narrative or identifiable persons or organizations.
Depth, experience key Ottawa's pitching staff
Ottawa's pitching staff features depth and experience as Ottawa carries three 18 year olds who anchor a 3.37 ERA. Brandon Pelton leads with a 12-3 record, 2.00 ERA, and 84 innings. Yosh Ratliff and Ryan Barnhart contribute with 3.70 and 2.17 ERAs, supporting a staff that aims to dominate the AA State Tournament.
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Ottawa
Brandon Pelton
Yosh Ratliff
Ratliff
Ryan Barnhart
Louisburg
Barnhart
Brandon
Josh
Chad Bloomer
Ottawa Legion Eyes First State Title At Home Tournament
Ottawa 48 16 opens state tournament against Norton 14 5 at Harvey Drake Field. Coach Waymire emphasizes winning the first game as key, noting past narrow losses and the team’s goal to become state champions. The 1994 squad improved runs per game to 7.2 with emphasis on pitching defense and timely hitting.
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Ottawa
Norton
Harvey Drake Field
Larry Waymire
Tonganoxie
Waymire
State
Barry Pelton
Ottawa Legion
Royals ride longest streak as playoff bid nears
Kansas City Royals rise from mediocrity to a season-high winning streak. The club, drawing within 142 games of the postseason, boosts batting average from .293 in 1993 to .322 while lowering ERA by 1.5 runs per game. David Cone notes mixed form but still secures win as crowd noise erupts after Jeff Montgomery whiffs two Oakland hitters in the ninth. Stan Javier finishes Oakland threat as Hal McRae greets the surge with visible pride.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Royals
St. Louis
David Cone
Hal McRae
Oakland
Jeff Montgomery
Stan Javier
Fang
McRae
State baseball capsules feature six defending zones and five teams
The report previews state tournament entrants Baxter Rossville Seneca Smith Center Pratt and others. It notes Baxter with a 16-11 record and emphasis on pitching, Rossville 18-6 with three players out for church camp, Seneca first state appearance after a 22 of 26 run, Smith Center 28-6 returning nine players, and Pratt 33-15 making a seventh state trip in 12 years. Names of key players and pitchers populate each capsule.
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Ron Maring
Osawatomie
Paola
Raiders
Justin Burchett
Rick Hurt
Scott Calvin
Todd Nilges
Joe Serna
Bryce Haas
Bret Marlar
Myron Chase
Nathan Young
Haas
Marlar
Chase
Burchett
Baxter Springs
Scott Madden
Baxter
Joplin
Fayetteville
Ark
Levi Fry
John Leary
Travis Hessee
Brad Smith
Dennis Parker
Charlie Painter
Brian Smith
Kevin Barrett
Casey Bough
Leary
Smith
Rossville
Jim Meyer
State
Jake Williams
Jeff Meyer
Adam Sumner Travis Napier
Danny Monhollen
Mark Ellis
Luke Meyer
Matt Campbell
Russell Myers
Smoky Ford
Pratt
Tyler Tiesing
Craig Carlson
Brad Klaus
Cody
Brandon Kessler
Craig White
Bryce
Mark van Blaricum
Adam Wilke
Craig Bowe
Williams
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