Ottawa Women golfers set Tuesday tee time and lunch
The Ottawa Women's Golf Association will tee off Tuesday at 8:30 a.m. with lunch at 12:30 p.m. Pairings include Clarice Dengel and F Warnock among others. There is no church softball this Friday due to the Bambino Tournament, with league play resuming July 28.
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Ottawa Women's Golf Association
Clarice Dengel
F. Warnock
Zandra Waymire
Suzanne Wassmer
Deloris South
Eloise Killough
Mary
Ellen Woody
Ginny Lancaster
Rosalie Osburn
June Schultz
Bev
Grabham
Gypsy Badders
ORC Offers Karate Classes At Don Woodward Center
The ORC schedules karate classes on Tuesday and Thursday nights at the Don Woodward Center for ages eight and up. Fee is $20 monthly for eight classes, with a $50 family cap. Also notes uniform turn-in required for youth baseball and softball participation and lists adult softball schedules and recent results.
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Don Woodward Center
ORC
Bartholomew takes Open lead as weather halts round
Unheralded Jean Bartholomew shoots nine straight pars to move to two under through five holes, grabbing the U S Women’s Open lead as lightning stops play at Broadmoor East. Kris Tschetter, Tammie Green and Val Skinner trailed by one, while several veterans and rising stars contended for positions behind.
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Clorado Springs
Jean Bartholomew
Bartholomew
Kris Tschetter
Tammie Green
Val Skinner
Green
Skinner
Tschetter
Annika Sorenstam
Dawn Coe-Jones
Dale Eggeling
Leta Lindley
Briles-Hinton
Bradley
Sorenstam
Gallagher leads Anheuser Busch after 36 holes at Kingsmill
PGA Tour rising star Jim Gallagher Jr moved atop the leaderboard at 8 under after a 65 Friday in Williamsburg. He trails Scott Hoch and Fred Funk by two, as Blaine McCallister and Jim Carter sit at 134 and 135 respectively with other contenders close behind. Gallagher eyes Ryder Cup berth and notes a similar finish preceded by a St Jude win. Carter backs his strong finish with seven birdies and a late chip-in amid a 69 on the River Course.
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Williamsburg
Jim Gallagher Jr
Gallagher
Blaine McCallister
Jim Carter
Steve Pate
Jim McGovern
Ted Tryba
Scott Hoch
Fred Funk
Don Reese
Kirk Triplett
Memphis
Carter
Kingsmill
Colbert Leads With 9 Under At Michigan Senior Championship
Colbert carded a 9 under 63 to seize a four stroke midway lead at the Senior Players Championship in Dearborn Michigan. Trevino and Snead shared second at 133 after 36 holes while Stockton Zarley trailed by one and Nicklaus Murphy Aoki tied at 139 as leaders faltered.
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Dearborn
Mich
Jim Colbert
Colbert
Lee Trevino
J.C. Snead
Trevino
Snead
Michigan
Dave Stockton
Kermit Zarley
Jack Nicklaus
Dave Eichelberger
Isao Aoki
Rocky Thompson
Raymond Floyd
Bob Murphy
Baker University signs six athletes to letters of intent
Baker University announces six athletes signed to letters of intent. In baseball, Andrew Thomas from Paola, Brock Dover from Carrollton, Missouri, and Tyler Bell from Castle Rock, Colorado join the program. In football, Ricardo Nelson of Lansing, Isaiah Hultman of Peculiar, Missouri, and Ryan Rulison of Lawton, Oklahoma commit. Bell led his high school team in home runs and RBIs. Dover was Carrollton’s top pitcher with a 5-1 record. Nelson was a Lansing halfback. Rulison and Hultman are receivers.
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Baker University
Paola
Andrew Thomas
Brock Dover
Carrollton
Tyler Bell
Castle Rock
Colo
Ricardo Nelson
Lansing
Isaiah Hultman
Peculiar
Ryan Rulison
Lawton
Ohla
Bell
Dover
Nelson
Rulison
Hultman
Chiefs sign Watson to one-year deal after injury season
Kansas City Chiefs safety Tim Watson signed a one year contract on Friday. The two-year veteran, listed at 6-foot-1 and 215 pounds, was an unrestricted free agent. He expected more playing time on defense and special teams but suffered a season-ending knee injury in the opener.
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Kansas City, Mo
Tim Watson
Kansas City Chiefs
Watson
Chiefs
Indians Sweep A's Behind Baerga Homers and Fine Pitching
Cleveland beat Oakland 1-0 and 7-6 to sweep the doubleheader. Carlos Baerga drove in the lone run in the opener with a two-out infield single and added a two-run homer in the nightcap as the Indians moved to 48-21, the best start in franchise history, while Jose Mesa earned saves in both games to reach 23-for-23 in relief. Oakland dropped nine of 12 and has eight straight losses to Cleveland.
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Carlos Baerga
Indians
Oakland Athletics
Oakland
Jose Mesa
Baerga
Gordon Powers Royals Past Orioles for Victory
Tom Gordon pitched eight strong innings to earn his first win in three weeks as the Kansas City Royals beat the Baltimore Orioles 7-2. Bob Hamelin hit a three run homer and Jon Nunnally added a two run shot while the Royals won all three meetings with Baltimore this season. Gordon improved to 6-5 with 116 pitches five strikeouts and one earned run allowed. Ben McDonald took the loss for Baltimore in his first start since June 16.
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Altimore
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Gordon
Kansas City Royals
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Orioles
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Jon Nunnally
Royals
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Kansas City
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Flash
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Tom Goodwin
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Hamelin
Nunnally
Armando Benitez
Ben McDonald
McDonald
Joyner
Brent Mayne
De La Hoya Vacates IBF Lightweight Title
Oscar De La Hoya asked to be relieved of the 135 pound title rather than face a mandatory defense by August 1. The IBF complied, with president Bob Lee saying they were happy to accommodate him because he publicly stated he no longer wanted to be champion. De La Hoya said he was not ready and had not trained yet, and intended to vacate the title.
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N.J
International Boxing Federation
Oscar de la Hoya
de la Hoya
IBF
Bob Lee
del Julio
Colombia
SUMMER VOLLEYBALL CAMPS AT POMONA GYM AND OHS
The article outlines multiple volleyball camps. Pomona gym hosts Aug 7–11 for third to seventh graders at 30 dollars and high schoolers at 40, led by Williamsburg coach Lisa Brookover and Eudora coach Lori Kukuk with sessions 9 to 10:30 a.m. and 6 to 8 p.m. Ottawa High School runs camps July 17–20 for middle school and 17–21 for high school, 4 p.m. and 9–11 a.m. respectively, charging 45 and 15 dollars. Karla Van Leeuwen leads both camps. fielded in Ottawa with a note that the high school team camp is for fall Cyclones tryouts and registration starts Monday.
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Williamsburg
Lisa Brookover
Eudora
Lori Kukuk
Ottawa
OHS
Karla van Leeuwen
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