Ottawa 14seyeing title after district win in Lad Liberal
The Ottawa 14-year-old Babe Ruth team, seeking its first state title after two runner-up finishes, won last week's District 7 crown, going undefeated. Jake Moore was MVP in the district final with 12 strikeouts, while Curtis Clayton drove in 6 runs.
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Salmans brothers eye Shrine Bowl 3-peat for West
WAMEGO The Salmans family stars again as Levi Salmans joins brothers Oliver and Luke in the Kansas Shrine Bowl. The West hopes a third straight win after past West victories 32-0 in 1990 and 27-13 in 2002. Levi, from Honston, headlines a 8-man depictive squad, balancing football plans with a future at Dodge City Conquistadors.
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Ottawa Babe Ruth earns state berth in hard district win
The Ottawa Senior Babe Ruth team reached the state tournament in Galva after advancing from District 7 with a 6-1 win over Lyndon in the final. Ottawa opened with a 12-2 victory over Lyndon, then beat Pomona 2-0 behind Cody Gardner’s two hit shutout. Zach Pearce threw a complete game in the district final and later pitched strong in the title game before Lyndon’s 18-9 win. Ottawa rallied late to 9-5 but fell in the deciding game, sealing advancement to state.
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Armstrong Extends Tour Lead as Rivals Fade in France
Arm strong holds a 2 46 deficit over Basso with four stages left in the Tour de France. Basso says his comeback is unlikely as Armstrong remains the dominant figure ahead of the penultimate time trial. Riis praises Arm strong while Bruyneel stresses caution for Tuesday’s tough climbs and team protection.
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Ottawa High School summer sports camps and clinics
Ottawa area offers youth football clinics for grades 5 through 8 from July 25 to 29, 10 am to noon, and an OHS team camp July 26 to 29, 8 am to 10 am for a $40 fee. High school soccer camp runs August 1–5, 5 pm to 7:30 pm at QU field, $65, plus developmental soccer camp August 8–12, 5 pm to 7:30 pm at Eisenhower field near 15th and Ash for ages 5 through 8th grade, $65. For info call Pat Boeh at 785-229-8020 or 785-242-4191, or Glen Cahill at 242-5200 ext. 5426 or email glen.cahill Ottawa.edu.
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