Ottawa Women’s Golf Association Tees Off Tuesday
The Ottawa Women's Golf Association schedules play at 8 30 a m and 6 p m on Tuesday with pairings set beforehand. Players should arrive 10 minutes early and contact Luz Wassmer at 242 4192 in the morning if unable to play. evening players should call the pro shop if they cannot participate.
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Forest Park church softball schedule Friday July 28
Friday July 28 schedule at Forest Park shows West Pres battling Comm Foursquare at 6 p.m. Agape Christian faces North Baptist at 7 p.m. Faith Baptist plays Garnett Nazarene at 2 p.m. Sacred Heart meets First Baptist at 9 p.m. Ottawa Nazarene takes on Assembly of God at 10 p.m. Bye Wellsville Baptist.
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Wellsville Baptist
NASCAR Winston Cup Schedule and Driver Standings Recap
Associated Press summary of the NASCAR Winston Cup schedule with winners in parentheses and the driver standings. Notable names include Bobby Labonte Dale Earnhardt Dale Jarrett Ward Burton Jeff Burton Rusty Wallace Jeff Gordon Tony Stewart and Matt Kenseth among others. Standings list Labonte atop with 2670 points and Earnhardt close behind.
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Fla
Dale Jarrett
Rockingham
N.C
Bobby Labonte
Las Vegas
Jeff Burton
Hampton
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Darlington
D.C
Ward Burton
Bristol
Tann
Rusty Wallace
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Fort Worth
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Mark Martin
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Dale Jarratt
Ricky Rudd
Jeff Gordom
Mike Skinner
Matt Kenseth
Terry Labonte
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Jaramy Mayfield
Sterling Marin
Johnny Banson
Bill Elliott
Ken Schrader
Stave Park
Kenny Irwin
Kenny Wallace
Elliott Sadler
Dave Blaney
Stacy Campion
Wally Dallenbach Jr
Kyle Petty
Brett Bodina
Darrall Waltrip
Scott Pruett
Rick Mast
Ottawa Babe Ruth team chases state title in home tourney
Ottawa 15-year-old Babe Ruth all stars, coached by Gary Sheffield, seek a state championship after three prior appearances. They play District 1 winner at 8:15 p.m. at home, relying on depth with four to five pitchers and three catchers. The group has matured, trained three weeks, and aims to perform as a cohesive unit rather than rely on star players.
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Rodney Dangerfield
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Babe Ruth
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Ron Bishop
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Reichert Dominates Tigers In Royals 4-0 Victory
Dan Reichert pitched a six hitter for his first career shutout as the Kansas City Royals beat the Detroit Tigers 4-0. Johnny Damon went 3-for-5 and extended his hitting streak through the Royals' post All-Star run, with 15 hits in four games. Reichert fanned seven, walked two, and threw a sinking fastball to keep Detroit's offense off balance.
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Kansas City
Royals
Tony Muser
Moser
Tigers
Bobby Higginson
Dean Palmer
Luis Polonia
Dem Cruz
Damon
Walt Dropo
Jeff Weaver
Weaver
Todd Dunwoody
Gregg Zaun
Easley
Anaheim
Sweeney
Detroit Stars
Kansas City Monarchs
Comerica Park
Woods leads British Open at St Andrews by 3 strokes
Tiger Woods shot a 66 to reach 11 under at St Andrews, building a three stroke lead over David Toms at the halfway point of the Open. Elusive bogeys came late for others including Ernie Els and Jack Nicklaus, who missed the cut as Woods pursues a career Grand Slam.
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ST. Andrews
Scotland
Tiger Woods
Woods
David Toms
Pebble Beach
Steve Flesch
Sergio Garcia
Ernie Els
Fred Couples
Phil Mickelson
Tom Lehman
California
Paul Lawrie
John Daly
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Armstrong powers to time trial win near Paris
Lance Armstrong ripped a 36 mile individual time trial from Freiburg to Mulhouse at 33.5 mph, the fastest pace ever for that distance in the Tour. He won by 25 seconds over Jan Ullrich, building a 6 minute 2 second overall lead with Paris two days away.
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France
Lance Armstrong
Freiburg
Germany
Greg LeMond
America
Armstrong
Paris
Kristin
Jan Ullrich
Deutsche Telekom
Ulrich
Ullrich
Urich
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