Habitat tourney raises record amount at Ottawa Country Club
The Franklin County Habitat for Humanity Hole-in-One Tournament raised a record 16500 dollars Saturday at Ottawa Country Club. One hundred twenty eight golfers participated. Prizes went to Steve Morgan closest to the pin on No 5 Kim Sipple women’s longest drive Dan Herrman men’s longest drive and Jim Lancaster longest putt. Flight winners included Mike Hiatt in the championship flight at minus 18 Coldwell Banker minus 17 Ottawa Truck minus 14 in A flight Chris Martin at minus 9 McConnell Machinery minus 9 Killough Construction minus 8 in B flight Modern Woodmen Calvin Pearson minus 5 Simply Wireless Kathy Domnanish minus 4 Barkley Salb Construction minus 3.
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Ottawa Country Club
Steve Morgan
Kim Sipple
Dan Herrman
Jim Lancaster
Mike Hiatt
Coldwell Banker
Ottawa Truck
Chris Martin
McConnell Machinery
Killough Construction
Modern Woodmen
Calvin Pearson
Simply Wireless
Kathy Domnanish
Barkley-Salb
Boeh Announces Two A Day Practices For Ottawa Cyclones
Ottawa High School football coach Pat Boeh says the Cyclones will hold two a day practices starting Monday. The first session begins at 6 15 a m with the second after school, continuing through the first week under the same schedule.
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Ottawa High School
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Ottawa
ORC Activities Open for Registration
The Ottawa Recreation Commission offers instructional volleyball with six 50 minute sessions for 20 dollars at the Don Woodward Center registration runs through August 29. Soccer and flag football cost 30 dollars with games at the Industrial fields and all registrations due by Friday. Adult volleyball costs 125 dollars for 12 matches with games Monday through Thursday, and adult softball costs 175 dollars for six games with league play Sunday through Thursday.
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Ottawa Recreation Commission
Don Woodward
White leads Ottawa swimmers at Missouri Valley meet
Brendan White won runner up honors in two events at the Missouri Valley Division II Championships held August 1 2 at the Balrsdale Pool. The 11 12 year old posted personal bests in multiple events and qualified for Division I despite no final results available. Ottawa swimmers set a string of best times across age groups with several relays marking team firsts. The article notes options to join fall and winter sessions with contact details.
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Topeka
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White
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Joel McAdoo
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Brooke McDermett
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Jerica Brewer
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Evans
McDermotts
Caron
Prather
Claire Shea
Lauren Prather
Becca Stroman
Lindsey Holland
Brandon Evans
Andrew Oatman
Forest Park
Swim For Life
Jeff Brewer
Herb Brooks remembered as innovator and Olympic hero
Brooks died at 66 in a Minnesota car crash after coaching Team USA to the 1980 Miracle on Ice victory over the Soviet Union. He was famed for his motivational style, handpicking players for the gold medal team and leaving the ice to his players after the win. He leaves wife Patti and children Dan and Kelly.
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