Ottawa Faces Paola And Lawrence In Legion A Actions
Ottawa legion A baseball plays Friday night at El Dorado against Paola then Ottawa vs Ottawa at 7 p.m. if Ottawa advances. Saturday sees Ottawa in El Dorado action and Sunday Ottawa travels to Lawrence for a 6 p.m. game. Monday the Ottawa team meets Lawrence at 6 p.m. in another league matchup.
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Hottest Ameri can Legion teams meet in El Dorado tourney
Ottawa and Paola, both ranked in the El Dorado tournament field, clash Friday as two of the hottest Legion teams. Ottawa enters 20-11 after a 10 of 12 run, Paola at 23-3 with strong tournament showings. Paola leads 2-1 in their season meetings.
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French woman reaches Wimbledon final after 73 years
Nathalie Tauziat, thriving under pressure, defeated Natasha Zvereva 1-6 7-6 6-3 to become the first Frenchwoman in 73 years to reach the Wimbledon final. She survived a rough start and will meet the Hingis vs Novotna winner in a rematch of last year’s title bout.
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Ottawa Legion A offense erupts in 10-2 and 11-2 routs
lineup shakeups spark Ottawa Legion A baseball offense in a doubleheader sweep of Princeton at Harvey M Drake Field. Buck Bradley returned from injury with four hits and five runs. Raymond Geist reached base five times as the top four hitters produced most runs. Joe Ottawa and starters aided by multi RBI innings, with Russell Benjamin driving in three in the opener and Ryan Dickinson contributing on mound and at bat. Ottawa improves to 9-19 and eyes Lawrence series next.
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Royals edge Cardinals as Muser's moves pay off
Kansas City Royals beat St Louis 6 4 on Wednesday night behind smart defense and right batting orders. Tony Muser moved Jeff Conine to the No 3 spot and Johnny Damon robbed Gary Gaetti of a potential tying homer in the seventh. Tim Belcher improved to 7 7 with seven innings of four earned runs, while Dean Palmer and Conine each drove in three runs.
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