Ottawa sports and club activities listed for week
The Ottawa area shows a busy slate with Aion Golf pairings at 8 15 a m Tuesday and lunch, Forest Park church league games Friday evening, Eye Ottawa Bible Karate classes starting Tuesday, adult softball results and standings, Tuesday and Wednesday softball and baseball matchups, Thursday league items, and various park and league scores across multiple venues. Activities include golf, karate, softball, volleyball, and table scores across local clubs and churches.
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Ottawa Women's Golf Association Club
Mary Lou Sheldon
Linda Seitz
Shelly Parks
Suzanne Wassmer
Eloise Killough
Jean Artinger
June Schultz
Forest Park
Church of Christ
Sacred Heart
Faith Lutheran
Nazarene
North Baptist
West Presbyterian
Assembly of God
Community Foursquare
Agape Christian
Wellsville Baptist Eye
Ottawa Bible
Don Woodward Center
Dr. Burks
Sams Club
Bones
Alcoballics
Bad Sox
Christine's Kids
RMH
Rednecks
The
Christine’s O
Ottawa Truck
Heartland
Cheadsmokers
Superbright
Mighty Men
Animals
Ducks
Heartland Lounge
Ducks On
Fubar
Mages
Performance Automotive
Ottawa Times
Shopper
Ottawa Legion AA bats struggle in Emporia Classic
Ottawa's lack of timely hitting shows in an 8-0 loss to Emporia and a 4-3 win over Nevada Mo. Josh Turner dominated Nevada with a five hitter and improved to 8-5, while Clay Casady drove in two to fuel the decisive rally.
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Legion AA
Greg Mast
Herald
Mporia
Ottawa
American Legion
Soden’s Grove
Emporia
Legion
Nevada
Josh Turner
Clay Casady
Topeka Stars
Finney County
Turner
Jamie Drake
Casady
Scott Barnhart
Josh
Clay
Aaron
van Horn
Loss fuels learning for Ottawa Babe Ruth 15s
Ottawa Babe Ruth 15-year-old all stars admit a tough start in the Kansas Eagles Tournament at Orlis Cox as Jay's Plumbing of Kansas City beat Ottawa 16 to 4. Coach David Beets says the squad will rebound, adjust positions, cut walks, and improve catching while preparing for district play. The Legion A squad led Leavenworth 4-2 in the fifth as the Babe Ruth event offers valuable experience and signals the team’s focus on development.
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Ottawa
Babe Ruth
Kansas Eagles
Orlis Cox
David Beets
Jay
Olathe
Legion
Ceres Grain
Manhattan
Beets
Allstars
Jay Thornton
Casey Black
Jay’s Plumbing
Kansas City
Orlis Cox Complex
Kansas State Eagles
Ottawa 13s Club 14-Run Burst Tops Neosho Valley 19-12
Ottawa Babe Ruth All-Stars used a four-run fourth inning to surge past Neosho Valley East 19-12 in zone play. Kit Evans opened on the mound for four innings before Travis Garrod pitched the last three for the win, while Jeremy Altic led with four hits and four RBIs. Cale Drumright and Trapper Ainsworth also added multiple runs as Ottawa advances to a 9 am game versus Osawatomie.
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van Horn
Fort Scott
Nevada
Emporia
Ottawa
Mike Jessen
Jessen
Drake
Casady
Tim McClay
McClay
Scott
Neosho Valley
Osawatomie
Paola
Kit Evans
Travis Garrod
Jeremy Altic
Jordan Signs With Bulls For 25 Million One Year
Michael Jordan agreed to a one year contract with the Chicago Bulls worth at least 25 million dollars, reportedly the richest one year deal in team sports history. The deal was not signed yet as negotiations continued between agent David Falk and Bulls chairman Jerry Reinsdorf. Jordan spoke during the Isuzu Celebrity Golf Championship in Stateline Nevada.
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Chicago
Michael Jordan
NBA
Chicago Bulls
Bulls
Associated Press
David Falk
Jerry Reinsdorf
Stateline
Nev
Jerry
Jordan
Falk
White Sox edge Royals 7-6 in late night at Kansas City
Tony Phillips reached base five times and Kevin Tapani won for the first time against Kansas City in over two years as Chicago beat the Royals 7-6. Tapani overcame a shaky outing with six strikeouts and relief help from Larry Thomas and Matt Karchner.
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ANSAS_ CITY
Tony Phillips
Kevin Tapani
Kansas City
Chicago White Sox
Royals
Tapani
Larry Thomas
RBI
Tom Goodwin
Matt Karchner
Craig Paquette
White Sox
Hipolito Pichardo
Phillips
Jose Offerman
Roberto Hernandez
Hernandez
Tim Belcher
Carter signs with Vikings in offer sheet for Dale Carter
Minnesota Vikings sign All-Pro cornerback Dale Carter from the Kansas City Chiefs to an offer sheet. Carter, 26, is a 1996 Pro Bowl pick and 1995 team leader with 4 interceptions, 16 passes defended, and 70 tackles. Kansas City has seven days to match. Carter is the younger brother of Vikings receiver Jake Reed.
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Inneapolis
Minnesota Vikings
Dale Carter
Kansas City Chiefs
Carter
Chiefs
National Football League
Kansas City
Kansas
Vikings
Minnesota
Jake Reed
Covington
University of Tennessee
COF to Compete at Winfield in State Softball Tourney
Kansas Special Olympics State Softball Tournament brings 16 teams to Winfield July 19 to 21 with COF Coffey Osage Franklin services among participants. More than 325 athletes and 95 coaches expected. events include home run derby, skills, parade, pep rally, fireworks, dance, and a watermelon feed. Celebrities Alonzo Mayes Bob Hall and Monty Lewis to attend.
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Kansas
Winfield
COF
Coffey Osage Franklin Services
Alonzo Mayes
Oklahoma State
Bob Hall
Wichita State
Monty Lewis
Southwestern
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Aion
ORC
Sam’s Club
Ottawa Nautilaus
Underwood
South Star
Hasty
Heartland Lanes
Taylor Surveying
OT Outlaws
Hepner
Dawgs
Horseshoe
Lester
Haven Steel
O'Leary's
WBS
Sideouts
Sand Diggers
Spuds
Sand Burn
Persuaders
Sideout
Sand Burns
Going Eatind
Going Basinet
WJB
Matt Dickason
Reid Harmon
Jeff Pelton
Cale Drumright
Trapper Ainsworth
Altic
Reinsdorf
Chisox
Darren Lewis
Robin Ventura
Lewis
Harold Baines
David Howard
Mike Macfarlane
Goodwin
Keith Lockhart
Paquette
Michael Tucker
Danny Tartabull
Joe Randa
Tartabull
Linton