Ottawa Women's Golf Association Tees Off Tuesday
The Ottawa Women's Golf Association will tee off at 9 pm on Tuesday. Pairings include Linda Seitz Bev Grabham Frances Warnock June Schultz Clarice Dengel Delores South Mary Lou Sheldon Eloise Killough Carol Small Carol Brown Lau Tomberlin Jean Artinger Mary Ellan Woody Gypsy Bodders Suzanne Wossmar.
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Ottawa Women's Golf Association
Linda Seitz
Bev Grabham
Frances Warnock
June Schultz
Clarice Dengel
Delores South
Mary Lou Sheldon
Eloise Killough
Carol Small
Carol Brown
Lau Tomberlin
Jean Artinger
Mary Ellan Woody
Gypsy Bodders
Suzanne Wossmar
Evening church softball schedule at Forest Park
On Friday July 9 Forest Park hosts a series of church softball games starting at 6 p.m. Comm. Foursquare faces West Presbyterian, North Baptist meets Sacred Heart, Assembly of God plays Faith Baptist, Agape Christian takes on Wellsville Baptist, Garnett Nazarene vs Ottawa Nazarene, with First Baptist having a bye.
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Forest Park
Foursquare
West Presbyterian
North Baptist
Sacred Heart
Assembly of God
Faith Baptist
Agape Christian
Wellsville Baptist
Garnett Nazarene
Ottawa Nazarene
First Baptist
Transactions Friday Sports Transactions AP
National League Astros agreed to terms with Clay Perez on a minor league contract. Phillies purchased Steve Schrank from Scranton Wilkes Barre of the International League. Mike Grace optioned to Scranton. Charlotte Sting traded Rhonda Mapp to Houston for Clara Walters. Green Bay claimed Matt Snider and Ted McBride off waivers. Columbus Blue Jackets named amateur scouts Kisll Larsson Paul Castron Sam McMaster Milan Tichy Talepin Artem Nikolaevich. St Louis Blues agreed to terms with Craig Conroy on a two year contract. Buffalo named Chris Wiesehan wide reach.
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Houston Astros
Clay Perez
Philadelphia Phillies
Steve Schrank
Scranton-Wilkes-Barre
Mike Grace
Scranton
Charlotte Sting
Rhonda Mapp
Houston
Clara Walters
Green Bay Packers
Matt Snider
Carolina
Ted McBride
Seattle
National Hockey League
Columbus Blue Jackets
Kisll Larsson
Paul Castron
Sam McMaster
Milan Tichy
Talepin Artem Nikolaevich
ST. Louis Blues
Craig Conroy
College
Buffalo
Chris Wiesehan
Beltran Keyed Royals Comeback In 10th Inning Win
Carlos Beltran drove in three runs with a bases loaded double in the 10th as the Kansas City Royals beat the Cleveland Indians 9 7. Jermaine Dye homered twice for KC, reliever Mike Jackson allowed Kansas City to tie late, while Dwight Gooden struggled for Cleveland.
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Carlos Beltran
Hansen
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Royals
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Matt Whisenant
RBI
Travis Fryman
Kenny Lofton
Jeremy Giambi
Chad Kreuter
Jacobs Field
Rosado
Scott Service
Dwight Gooden
Gooden
Mike Hargrove
Triple-A
Buffalo
Ottawa Legion bats wake up in 16 9 tourney win
Ottawa Ameri can Legion AA pounded El Dorado for 16 runs on 12 hits in the first two innings, holding on to beat El Dorado 16 9 in the first round. Fredricks drove in five with a grand slam and a triple as Ottawa advances to face Newton in the winner's bracket.
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el Dorado
Scott Barnhart
Barnhart
Jeremy Fredricks
Fredricks
Princeton
J.R. Servatius
Will Newland
Chad Henningsen
Nathan Steward
Servatius
Trinkle
Jess Stultz
RBI
Newland
Ryan Dickinson
Lucas Brockus
Brian Roberts
Brian Richard
Henningsen
Richard
Steward
Brockus
Chris Morgan
Erving acknowledges Alexandra Stevenson as daughter amid Wimbledon run
Alexandra Stevenson, 18, reached the Wimbledon semifinals as a qualifier and drew public attention to her lineage with Dr. J Julius Erving, who confirmed paternity by telephone. Erving said he has supported her and is open to meeting her, while stressing family privacy.
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J. Julius Erving
Basketball Hall of Aie
Associated Press
Stevenson
California
Erving
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NBA
Orlando Magic
Florida
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Fort Lauderdale: Sun-Sentinel
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Pete Fischer
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ABA
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Sixers
Sampras and Agassi reach Wimbledon semifinals
Pete Sampras advanced after Mark Philippoussis quit with a knee injury while leading in their quarterfinal. Andre Agassi beat Gustavo Kuerten 6-3 6-4 6-4 to move closer to a rare French Open Wimbledon double. Alexandra Stevenson, 18, became the first qualifier in Wimbledon history to reach the women's semifinals by beating Jelena Dokic 6-3 1-6 6-3, advancing to face Lindsay Davenport as she chases a first all-American final.
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England
Pete Sampras
Andre Agassi
Alexandra Stevenson
Sampras
Mark Philippoussis
Agassi
Brazil
Gustavo Kuerten
Stevenson
Jelena Dokic
Britain
Tim‘Henman
Cedric Pioline
Patrick Rafter
Todd Martin
Stevenson-Dokic
Dokic
Mirjana Lucic
Croatia
Nathalie Tauziat
Tauziat
Lucic
Lindsay Davenport
Steffi Graf
Tour de France Struggles Open Amid Drug Scandal Clouds
The Tour begins amid lingering doping fallout with 180 riders from 20 teams gathering for a prologue at Puy-du-Fou. Virenque faces investigation but rides, while Leblanc criticizes UCI moves. Riders, sponsors, and fans lament a sport tainted by past scandal.
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Puy-du-Fou
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Festina
Richard Virenque
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Roussel
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Virenque
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Jean-Marie Leblanc
Polti
Cycling Union
Manolo Saiz
Spain
ONCE
Leblanc
Marco Pantani
Jan Ullrich
Germany
Bjarne Riis
Denmark
Casino
Laurent Roux
Cofidis
Philippe Gaumont
TVM
Vini Caldirola
Laurent Jalabert
Rid
Ers
Bobby Julich
Lance Armstrong
Armstrong
U.S. Postal Service
Christophe Rinero
Ivan Gotti
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