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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1994
Page
2
The Peoples Choice IS 4 Fun 2 and Peoples National offer a water activity session timetable with an 8:30 a.m. start on Saturdays and weekday mornings. Participation costs are 12.50 for ten sessions or 20 for twenty, with signups at the ORC office and a contact number 242-1939.
In a World Features Syndicate report, Regan shines as Sara drives in runs and a pitching duel unfolds. Ade197 and Teal Ewes push late, while MILE’s first-hitter anchors the strong start in a tense matchup.
Kansas basketball recruit Travis Williams, a 7 foot 2 center, is academically ineligible to play this season. He plans to enroll at Kansas without a scholarship and work out with Jayhawks senior Greg Ostertag to stay in shape.
Alfredsson extends her Open lead with a 2-under 69 on Friday for a 36-hole total of 132, a record 10 under, while England's Laura Davies trails by four after a second straight 68. Rain halted play at Indianwood with 15 players to finish before the cut, as Wright posted a 65 and others vie for top positions.
Kansas City Explorers, 4-5, host Jimmy Connors and the Phoenix Smash, 3-4, at Hale Arena. The 7:05 p.m. match is sold out as Connors boasts a 40-22 World TeamTennis singles record and a .645 winning percentage. The Explorers aim to rebound from a 30-14 loss to Sacramento, with high attendance and local interest up from last season as the Jensen brothers boost fan support.
Detroit tops Kansas City 5-2 as Rusty Meacham allows five hits over eight innings. Cecil Fielder drives in the go ahead run with a two run double after Alan Trammell and Wally Joyner homers. Mike Moore wins for the ninth time, lifting Detroit from a four game skid.
Ottawa’s two Babe Ruth League teams compete in the District 6 tournament at Orlis Cox Field this afternoon. The 15-year-olds meet Neosho Valley East at noon at Harvey M. Drake Field, while the 14-year-olds face Emporia at 3 p.m. on the C South diamond. Friday results include Osawatomie defeating Fort Scott 17 to 13 in the 14-year-olds and Paola beating Emporia 21 to 5 in the 15-year-olds.
Ottawa Swim Club dominated the Kaw Valley League regular season meet in Topeka with 37 swimmers scoring wins across age groups. Brooklyn Emery swept the 13-14 girls events while Shelby Browning, Kyle Huschka, Nathan Steward, Rachel Fredricks and Brock Emery each claimed three wins. Other top finishes included Elise Rock and Anne Killough leading the younger divisions. Matt Neff, Ken Emery and Bryce Huschka also won events in the 6 and 9-10 brackets.
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