Ottawa area youth and adult sports and classes schedule
The Ottawa area lists golf pairings for the Women’s Association at B15 am Tuesday with lunch at 12 45 pm and a karate class at Don Woodward Center for ages eight and up at 20 4 per month eight classes. Adult softball results, standings, and upcoming games are shown with teams such as The Bad Sox RMH and Christine’s Kids. Various leagues cover coed volleyball, Thursday women’s play, and sand volleyball with ongoing standings and notations of results and near-term matchups.
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Ottawa Women’s Golf Association Club
Mary Lou Sheldon
Shelly Parks
Eloise Killough
Linda Seitz
Clarice Dengel
June Schultz
Suzanne Wassmer
Jean Aninger
Don Woodward Center
Bones
Bad Sox
RMH
Dr Burks
Alcoballics
Sams Club
Christine’s Kids
Rednecks
Dr. Burks
The
Christine's Kids
Alcohallics
Sam’s Club
Friday church league game schedule in Forest Park
The church hall at Forest Park hosts basketball tonight with multiple matches listed from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. including Church of Christ versus Sacred Heart, Faith Lutheran against Nazarene, North Baptist against West Presbyterians, Assembly of Gad versus Commun Qur square, Agape Christian versus Wellsville Baptist, and Ottawa Bible receiving a bye.
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Forest Park
Church of Christ
Sacred Heart
Faith Lutheran
Nazarene
North Baptist
West Presbyterians
Assembly of Gad
Graf Reaches Wimbledon Final Despite Rain Delay
Steffi Graf advanced to her eighth Wimbledon final with a straight sets win over Kimiko Date 6 2, 2 6, 6 3 as rain halted play. The women's final is tentatively set for Saturday if weather allows, while the men’s semifinals were disrupted with Todd Martin vs Malinai Washington finishing late and Richard Krajicek vs Jason Stoltenberg postponed to Saturday amid ongoing delays.
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Imbledon
Wein
Steffi Graf
Wimbledon
Swimbledon
Graf
Arantxa Sanchez Vicario
Japan
Kimiko Date
Date
Todd Martin
Malinai Washington
Martin
Washington
Michigan
Richard Krajicek
Jason Stoltenberg
Legion AA do or die in El Dorado tournament
Ottawa faces four wins to capture the El Dorado tournament title as Pratt, El Dorado, and Fredonia loom in today’s schedule. After a 9-3 loss to Pratt dropped Ottawa to the losers bracket, they ousted Paola 5-2 to reach today’s games. Tim McClay drove in three runs with a two for two effort, while Aaron Van Horm and Casady contributed in a decisive fifth inning rally. Pelton hurled until the late innings as Ottawa’s defense struggled in the loss to Pratt, with two errors against Paola compared to five in the Pratt game.
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Greg Mast
Herald
L Dorado
Ottawa American Legion
Ottawa
Pratt
McDonald Park
Paola
el Dorado
Fredonia
Nickerson
Legion
Tim McClay
Aaron van Horm
Clay Casady
McClay
van Ham
Jeff Pelton
Russ Hermreck
Ton
van Horn
Casady
Pelton
Jay Thornton
Gubicza hurt as Royals fall to Twins 9-8 in Minnesota
Royals starter Mark Gubicza broke a left tibia after a first inning line drive and was carried off. Jeff Montgomery blew a save in his last five chances, as Minnesota rallied to beat Kansas City 9-8 with four late runs driven in by Knoblauch and Hale.
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Minneapolis
Royals
Mark Gubicza
Jeff Montgomery
Kansas City
Minnesota Twins
Gubicza
Paul Molitor
Montgomery
Chuck Knoblauch
Hipolito Pichardo
Rich Becker
Scott Stahoviak
Ge It
Lter
Greg Myers
Chip Hale
Eddie Guardado
Michael Tucker
Twins
Frank Rodriguez
Craig Paquette
Johnny Damon
Keith Lockhart
Knoblauch
RBI
Damon
Tucker
Cuban boxers seek asylum after desertion at Olympic prep
In Guadalajara a Cuban boxing camp tightened security as 12 athletes trained for Atlanta 1996. Ramon Garbey and Joe Casamayor defected, crossing into the United States via Tijuana. Their asylum petitions are pending after being detained at San Ysidro.
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Michael Fleeman
Associated Press
OS Angeles
Guadalajara
Mexico
Athunta
Ramon Garbey
Garbey
Joe Casamayor
Cuba
Barcelona
United States
Tijuana
Los Angeles
San Ysidro
Puerto Rico
Latin players face translation hurdles on Royals path to majors
Kansas City Royals players Jose Offerman Hipolito Pichardo Julio Valera and Henry Mercedes from the Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico confront language barriers food access and climate adjustments as they pursue MLB dreams. Mercedes recalls struggles communicating on field while adapting from Omaha Triple-A.
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Ansas City
KK Mo
Dominican Republic
Puerto Rico
United States
Kansas City Royals
Jose Offerman
Hipolito Pichardo
Julio Valera
Henry Mercedes
Valera
San Sebastian
Mercedes
New York Mets
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Pichardo
Offerman
The
Royals
San Pedro de Macoris
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Triple-A
Omaha
Mike Macfarlane
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Ottawa Times
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