Online photo gallery for local sports events
Ottawa Herald presents an online exclusive photo gallery where readers can browse and purchase images from recent local sporting events. The gallery URL offers keepsakes and prints of teams, players, and venues featured in community athletic coverage.
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I Can Camp Surviving Greensburg with guts and basketball
Local sports recap highlights girls basketball and football prep. Mentions Prap girls basketball Teague OHS and summer football workouts with focus on readiness and community sports coverage at Ottawa Herald sports page.
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Award Winners Named in Babe Ruth 15 District Tournament
The Ottawa Herald corrected results show Ty ler Markus as MVP for Ottawa’s 7-6 victory over Paola. Dylan Nelson earned WCW honors. Mike Dunlap received MVP for Ottawa’s 8-7 win against East Central Kansas, and Gene Dydell was WOW winner.
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Bonds closing in on Aaron in milestone home run chase
Barry Bonds pushed toward Hank Aaron's record with his 752nd and 753rd homers as the Giants lost 9 8 to the Cubs. The slugger returned from a four game layoff and heads to Milwaukee for a series at Miller Park, near where Aaron began and finished his career, with Bud Selig watching closely.
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Garcia Holds Open Lead as Woods Looms at Carnoustie
Sergio Garcia continued to lead the British Open at Carnoustie after a 6 under opening round, with Tiger Woods close behind after a 69. Miguel Angel Jimenez, Paul Lawrie, Paul McGinley, and Jim Furyk also posted strong scores while Boo Weekley surged into contention at 4 under.
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Hoobing's late-blooming racing career in age group
Veteran runner Hoobing, 71, who graduated from Ottawa High in 1954, began running at 13 and finally found success about 20 years ago. He placed 14th in the 10,000 meters and 15th in the 5,000 meters in the 70-74 division at the National American Olympics in Louisville, defending state titles and aiming to win the 10,000 meters at age 80 while training year round among about 12,000 athletes in 2009 San Francisco competition.
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Carpenter to undergo Tommy John surgery for 2008 season
Cardinals ace Chris Carpenter will have elbow ligament replacement surgery next week, sidelining him for a large portion of 2008. The 2005 NL Cy Young winner has been the rotation cornerstone, amassing 51 wins in three seasons and contributing to St. Louis World Series run.
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