Buck Earns Hall Nod for Frick Award at Cooperstown
ST LOUIS AP Buck Buck will receive the Ford C Frick Award this summer at the Hall of Fame ceremonies in Cooperstown New York He has broadcast Cardinals baseball on KMOX Radio for 33 years Buck 62 a Holyoke native Ohio State graduate came to St Louis in 1954 as Harry Carays assistant and became lead play by play in 1970 The honor will be presented July 26 alongside inductions of Billy Williams and Jim Catfish Hunter The Frick Award honors former commissioners and has past winners including Mel Allen Red Barber Vin Scully and Ernie Harwell.
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Ottawa High Girls rout Olathe South 40 24 in Olathe
Ottawa High School girls beat Olathe South 40 to 24 at home to raise East Kansas League record to 4 3 and 6 4 overall. Kristen Cole and Denise Schultze led with 10 points each as all seven Cyclones scored. Ottawa's defense forced turnovers and held South to 25 percent shooting while outrebounding 45-24. The Cyclones won the junior varsity 33-20 and head to the Louisburg Invitational next week.
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Center nips Ottawa High in double overtime thriller
Center High edge Ottawa High 99 73 in the opening round of the Center Invitational. Cyclones win on a late in bounds steal and two free throws by Chris Lewis after BC fouled at the buzzer. Ottawa High falls to 2 7 as Ryan Meyer scores 19 with 14 rebounds in a strong individual performance.
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Ottawa High suffers another double defeat in non league wrestling
Ottawa High lost two duals at home to Shawnee Mission South 44-18 and Harmon 40-14. South defeated Harmon 36-26, with Ottawa winners Crowley Jackson and Lynch securing key wins. JV also posted wins as Curran and McClay earned forfeits, while Hawkins and others claimed additional points. Ottawa heads to Paola next Wednesday seeking its first dual win. JV heads to Gardner Saturday.
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Osage City Girls Clinch 55-84 Victory Over Lyndon
Osage City, ranked second in Claus 3A, beat Lyndon 84 to 55 as Jennifer Hamman led with 22 points and Tami Hultgren added 10 assists. Osage dominated rebounding 81-26, shot 39.1 percent, and will next play in Lyndon’s round robin tournament.
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Watson Announces Lineup for Children’s Mercy Golf Classic
Kansas City AP Greg Norman British Open champion Sam Snead and Chi Chi Rodriguez join Tom Watson for the Children’s Mercy Hospital Golf Classic at Blue Hills Country Club on June 23. Last year the event raised about 356000 dollars. Rodrguez will be master of ceremonies. Norman is among the world’s top players, 31-year-old Australian pro since 1976. Snead, 74, won four PGA titles after 1937, tops on the money list three times. Both now compete on the PGA Seniors Tour.
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Kansas Streak Intact After Narrow 71-70 Win Over Missouri
Kansas survives a 71-70 comeback by Missouri at Allen Fieldhouse to extend its home winning streak to 42 and improve to 11-5 overall and 3-1 in the Big Eight. Derrick Chievous led Missouri with 29 points, while Danny Manning added 25 points for Kansas. Iowa State and Nebraska also posted league wins.
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