Arrows Face Pittsburg In Zone 3 Final Push
Ottawa Chanute area junior baseball highlights a rain postponed Zone 3 final between Ottawa Arrows and Pittsburg after Ottawa rallied past Independence 10-4 for a second chance to force a second championship game. Greta cord and Jung powered a late rally while Wray Needing rest waits in bullpen as rain delays continue.
Ottawa Girls Take State Softball Run In Comeback Bid
Ottawa, paced by Tracy Short and DeeDee Lewis, posted a 20-6 win over Jetmore after an opening 15-5 loss to Links of Hutchinson. Short hit .778 across three games with seven hits and three runs. Lewis drove in nine runs. Player added eight RBIs as Ottawa reached the late elimination by Citizens State Bank 16-12. Short pitched all three games, allowing one walk in 17 innings.
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Marshall
Jung
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Rice
Phil Geist
Indy
Wray
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Geist
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Hutchinson
Links
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Citizens State Bank
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Cathy Player
Short
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Tina DeLaTorre
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Stacy Kahler
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Gragg Wins Two At St. Louis
ST LOUIS Mo Williamsburg distance star Janie Gragg closed out her 85 season with two firsts and a second in the AAU Region 8 Track Championships. In the 11 12 age group she set a Region 8 record in the 1500 meters with 4 59 4 and won the 3000 in 10 52 while taking second in the 800 meters at 2 31. Gragg, who will turn 12 August 25, moves up to the 13 14 class next season.
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Janie Gragg
Gragg
Hopkins Wins Eudora Four Mile Fun Run
Helen Hopkins of Williamsburg took first in the 31 to 39 age group at the Eudora CPA Four-Mile Fun Run with a time of 31 minutes and 5 seconds.
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Ottawa faces Garnett for District 4 title in Babe Ruth 14-15s
Ottawa manager von Swartz seeks a hitting surge to flip the district final at 6:30 and 9 after a 4-1 loss to Garnett, aiming to reach the state tourney in Chanute. Garnett holds a 2-0 mark. Ottawa has two wins in three starts, led by Kissinger who spun six innings with four hits allowed and one run.
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von Swartz
Babe Ruth
Garnett
Chanute
Swartz
Emporia
Neosho Valley West
Neosho West
Tal Moses
Charlie Winsky
Marc Kissinger
RBI
Tony Stottlemire
Vance Finch
Kissinger
Mark Reynolds
Ottawa Garnett Clash For District Crown
In a Sunday opener Garnett right-hander Stu Couch limited Ottawa to one run through four and a half. Moses and Stottlemire led Ottawa with two hits apiece while Couch and Parks powered Garnett with two hits each as Garnett seized a lead with a four inning burst and earned a win that sent Ottawa into consolidation rounds.
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Stu Couch
Garnett
Ottawa
Moses
Stottlemire
Couch
Brian Espinosa
Mike Aspinwall
Tony Wilson
Scott Parks
Neosho West
Emporia
Reynolds
Steve Baylor
Finch
Orioles Rally Tops Royals as Murray Delivers Late Hit
Orioles edge Royals 6-4 after Eddie Murray drives in the decisive run in the seventh. Bud Black suffers the loss, while Don Aase earns his fourth save and Earl Weaver lauds improved relief work. Brett extends hit streak to 12 as Ravens backstop Mike Young homers for 10th time this season.
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Earl Weaver
Orioles
Don Rase
Weaver
Aase
Goose
Gossage
Bruce
Sutter
Eddie Murray
Bud Black
Mike Young
Fred Lynn
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