Ottawa Women's Golf Association outing pairings listed
The Ottawa Women’s Golf Association announces 8:30 am pairings for its Aug 25 outing at Forest Park. Participants include Dengel Gleazon Shaughnessy Badders Whitley Seitz Warnock Grabham South Killough Wiggins Lovgren Sheldon Wasamer Schultz Harper Woody Moherman.
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C. Gleazon
K. Shaughressy
G. Badders
A. Whitley
L. Seitz
F. Warnock
B. Grabham
D. South
E. Killough
P. Wiggins
Lovgren
ML. Sheldon
S. Wasamer
J. Schultz
P. Harper
M.E. Woody
Mla. Moherman
ORC announces fall leagues and registration plans
ORC outlines fall softball and volleyball registrations with fees and season lengths. Details include registration windows from Aug 24 to Sept 4, season starts mid-Sept, uniform checks, umpire checks, and separate youth soccer signups with late fees. Also notes a managers meeting Aug 31 and a men’s/women’s league breakdown by weekday.
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Braves rise to KCAC top tier in preseason polls
Ottawa University football earns third place in both media and coaches polls at ECAC Media Day. OU returns 18 starters, including 11 on defense, after going 5 5 overall and 5 4 in ECAC play last season. Bethany and Friends lead, St Mary of the Plains no longer competing. Season opener is Sept 12 against Bethany.
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Missouri Tigers face 1992 with new defense and hopes
Missouri's 1992 outlook centers on Don Lindsey's attack defense to lift a wounded program. After a 3-7-1 season with a 105th ranked defense, Missouri hopes injury-riddled years fade as junior QB Phil Johnson aims for a stronger, healthier year and Dan Devine lends credibility as athletic director.
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Connors Falls Short as Becker Wins Quarterfinal Clash
In Indianapolis the U S Hard Courts Championship saw Jimmy Connors fall to Boris Becker 6-4 6-3 after costly errors in two service games. Pete Sampras beat Thomas Engqvist 6-0 7-6 and Todd Martin crushed Francisco Clavet 6-1 6-2 to reach the semifinals with Jim Courier edging Brett Steven 6-2 6-3. Courier will meet Martin next as Steven, ranked 156th, surprised by reaching the quarterfinals. Becker dominated Connors with booming serves and capitalized on early breaks. Connors blamed the errors in pivotal moments and noted Becker’s power.
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Spain
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Royals beat White Sox 4 3 on late go ahead groundout
Kansas City Royals edged Chicago White Sox 4 3 as David Howard hit an eighth inning grounder for the go ahead run. Frank Thomas and George Bell hit consecutive homers for Chicago and Kirk McCaskill took the loss while Meacham earned the win and Montgomery saved his 31st.
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Chicago
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George Bell
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Keith Miller
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Meacham
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McCaskill
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Kansas City
Steve Sax
Carlton Fisk
Robin Ventura
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Bell
McRae
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Pohl grabs advantage in International meet
In Castle Rock Colorado Dan Pohl led the second round of the $1.2 million International golf tournament before a lightning storm halted play. The format awards points per hole not medal scores, with 72 players advancing after 36 holes and potential playoff to break ties for the last spot. Play was to resume Sunday morning with hope of a Monday finish.
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Colo
Dan Pohl
Duke Butler
Larry Thiel
Castle Pines Golf Club
Bute
Denver
Kansan Bill Koch recalls insults fueling America's Cup win
Native Kansan Bill Koch said insults and obstacles from rival crews and San Diego fans helped his underdog team win the America's Cup. He spoke to about 200 at the Community Bankers of Kansas meeting in Wichita, noting the crew thrived on adversity and rejected star-system sailing to build a unified unit.
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Calif
Dennis Conner
Gard Sailing
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