Veteran pair reach Wimbledon final as aging stars lead
In IMBLECON England AP reports two veteran players, Nathalie Tauziat and Jana Novotna, contest the Wimbledon women’s final. Tauziat, 30, and Novotna, 29, stand as the oldest finalists since 1977, while teens Hingis and Kournikova falter, and Novotna seeks revenge after last year’s heartbreak with support from the Duchess of Kent.
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Ottawa Babe Ruth all stars named for district play
Ottawa announces all star teams for Babe Ruth district tournaments. The 15 year olds lead with Trapper Ainsworth and 13 and 12 year olds listed with players like Lee Baldwin and Matt Bachelor. Managers include Dave Drumright Randy Waldron Gary Sheffield and James Gipson with coaches. Ottawa hosts Twin Lakes and Neosho Valley in July district games.
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Trapper Ainsworth
Jeremy Altic
Travis Caryl
Cale Drumright
Kit Evans
Travis Garrod
Russell Geist
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Drew Hendrix
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Chad Burgoon
Burlington
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Brandon Bettge
Nathan Byrd
Ryan Caryl
Rick Croucher
Tyler Fredricks
William Hendrix
Matt Morton
Cameron Norwood
Todd Roberts
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Jarod Sigmund
Adam Stauffer
Gary Sheffield
Neosho Valley
Matt Bachelor
Brett Boldra
Clint Bones
Lance Fuller
Ryan Gillihan
Bryan Gipson
Neal Grant
Kyle Huschka
Andrew Maxwell
Andrew Miller
Dominic Nation
Brad Spencer
Drew Waldron
Zach Weien
James Gipson
Steve Bones
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COF softball teams place in KCK tourney
Two COF softball squads competed in City Park at the Kansas City Metro Special Olympic Softball Tournament. The COF A team tied for third in senior slow pitch after a 11 8 win over KCK Bulldogs and a 17 4 loss to KCK Kings. B team went 2 0, beating KCK Clippers 15 1 and Olathe Trailblazers 17 2. Ottawa players led the roster with several Burlington and Osage City names appearing among both squads.
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Delanda Johnson
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Michelle Main
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Pomona Splits Doubleheader With Princeton
Pomona senior Babe Ruth team split with Princeton after a 8-3 win and 14-0 loss. Jerald Johnson opened the opener with a double, Jason Steele and Casey Black drove runs, and Josh Yocum added a double. Prochnow pitched seven for Pomona.
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