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Ottawa A team season ends with 16-0 loss on road
Ottawa Legion A baseball season ends with a 16-0 loss at Emporia as Emporia advances to the state tournament. Ottawa finishes 17-15. coach Steve Tedrow cites fine Emporia hitting and Ottawa's pitching struggles in the strike zone as key factors.
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Ottawa
David Bartkoski
Herald
Hanute
Ottawa Legion
Emporia
Steve Tedrow
Tedrow
Page
Waymire Praises Ottawa Two-Game Sweep Of McPherson
Ottawa defeated McPherson in two five inning games by scores of 12-3 and 11-1 on Tuesday night. The victory extended Ottawa’s road trip record to 4-2, with Chad Bloomer and Brandon Pelton each collecting three hits in the opener.
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Cpherson Meu
Legion AA
Larry Waymire
Ottawa
McPherson
Manhattan
Derby
Salina
Chad Bloomer
Brandon Pelton
Bloomer
Aarott Gumm
Josh Ratliff
Waymire
Brewers Over Royals In Inflated Extra Inning Finish
Milwaukee outlasted Kansas City 4 3 in 14 innings after two controversial calls in the 11th inning kept the Brewers alive. Jeff Cirillo belted his second major league homer in the 12th and scored the winning run on Kevin Seitzer's bases loaded single. Royals catcher complained of umpire calls that favored Milwaukee, as Greg Gagne argued a foul call on a potential extra base hit.
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Ilwaukee
Milwaukee
Brewers
Jeff Cirillo
Kevin Seitzer
Royals
Phil Garer
Cirillo
Kansas City
Greg Gagne
Drew Coble
Gagne
Ted Hendry
Hamelin Suspended Five Games for Detroit Bench Brawl
Chicago catcher Ron Karkovice Detroit infielder Tony Phillips and Kansas City infielder Bob Hamelin suspended by the American League for separate incidents. Hamelin five games for charging Detroit pitcher Greg Cadaret on July 15 and sparking a fight. Karkovice and Phillips three games for making contact with umpires. All appeals proceed with hearings pending.
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NEW York
Chicago
Ron Karkovice
Detroit
Tony Phillips
Kansas City
Bob Hamelin
Hamelin
Greg
Cadaret
Karkovice
Phillips
Ottawa Cyclone Football Camp Set At Ottawa High School
Ottawa High School hosts a three day Cyclone Football Camp for players from Monday to Wednesday. Sessions run 9 to 11 30 a.m. each day with check in at 9 a.m. in the weight room. The cost is 10 dollars. Players should bring shorts Tshirts shoes and heart.
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Ottawa
Ottawa High School
OHS
Ron
Mann
Explorers top Borg in 6-0 set at Hale Arena
Luke Jensen defeats five-time Wimbledon champion Brom Borg 6-0 as the Kansas City Explorers beat the Atlanta Thunder 30-15 at Hale Arena to raise their record to 4-4. Coach Paul Smith lauds Jensen while noting Hale Arena lighting may have hindered Borg.
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Luke Jensen
Brom Borg
Jensen
Kansas City Explorers
Atlanta Thunder
Hale Arena
Explorers
Borg
Paul
Smith
Luke
Bjorn
Kelly Evernden
Kansas City
Former Chiefs kicker Lowery joins Jensens on tennis court
Former Kansas City Chiefs kicker Nick Lowery practiced with the Kansas City Explorers for over an hour as about 4,000 spectators watched the duo beat Brom Borg and the Atlanta Thunder 30 to 15 at Hale Arena. Lowery agreed to join the Jensens on the bench for at least one match, citing his love for tennis and his athletic background.
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Jensens
Robert Curley Hirai
Kansas City Explorers
Kansas City Chiefs
Nick Lowery
Explorers
Lowery
Hale Arena
Brom Borg
Atlanta Thunder
Luke
Murphy Jensen
Correction notes error in Bambino records on page five
A reporter's error led to corrected Bambino standings on page five. The Dodgers completed the season with a 12 and 2 record while the White Sox finished at 1 and 3.
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Dodgers
White Sox
Austin retires for second time from pro tennis
Tracy Austin announced her farewell to professional tennis after saying she no longer loves the game. At the Pathmark Classic in Mahwah New Jersey she explained this marked her second retirement after previous comebacks and injuries, confirming this was her last match.
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Mahwah
N.J
Tracy Austin
Austin
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