Garnett In Legion Driver's Seat In District I Baseball
YATES CENTER The Ottawa Legion Arrows remain alive in the District I sub zone tournament as Garnett over Paola and Ottawa vie for the title. Ottawa, 22-17, beat Lyndon and Yates Center to reach the loser's bracket final against Paola, while Garnett, undefeated after a 13 inning victory over Paola, faces the winner for the championship. Ottawa relied on solid pitching from Kissinger and late runs, with Dru Kramer delivering key hits. Garnett, led by Dale Morgan, shut down Yates Center and solidified its lead in the standings.
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Yates Center
Ottawa Legion Arrows
Ottawa
Lyndon
Paola
Garnett
Osage City
London
Arrows
Tal Moses
Dru
Terry Shisler
Shisler
Darin Schmoe
Mike Aspinwall
Lanny Turner
RBI
Moses, Schmoe
Mike Hamilton
Marc Kissinger
Kissinger
Schmoe, Kissinger and Co
B. Reynolds
Osage
Anderson Countians
Dale Morgan
Moses
Morgan
Brian Espinosa
Espinosa
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Ottawa Veterans Advance to State Tournament Title Win
Ottawa Babe Ruth League 14 and 15 year olds claim District IV title with a 7-0 victory at Orbs Cox Field over Neosho Valley. Neosho Valley led 6-4 before Ottawa added three runs in the fifth and won the game in six innings due to a forfeiture rule. Ottawa pitcher Jackson struck out 10 in five innings and the team earned the sportsmanship award as they prepare to open state play at 1 p.m. Friday.
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Gary Kuntz
Ottawa
Jerry Cole
Salina
Orbs Cox Field
Neosho Valley
Obal
Duncan
Jason Ball
John Nutt
Smith
Jackson
Kipper Lewis
Jenkins
Ricky Jackson
Daryl Spigle
Richard Blevins
Steve Zuk
Viking QB Back To Alcohol Rehab
Minnesota Vikings starting quarterback Tommy Kramer was arrested for drunken driving and entered a 28 day rehabilitation program at the Hazelden Foundation. He will miss two exhibitions but is expected to be ready for the regular season opener against Detroit.
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Bloomington
Minn
Minnesota Viking
Tommy Kramer
Mike Lynn
Tommy
Greg Coleman
Kramer
Larry Zelle
Vikings
Hazelden Foundation
Center City
Minneapolis Star and Tribune
Zelle
Hennepin County
Mankalo
Detroit
Houston
California
Paul McCullough
McCullough
Fairview
Eden Prairie
Keith Stone
Okamoto Leads By One In Rain Suspended U S Women's Open
Ayako Okamoto faces a back discomfort as rain halted the 42nd U S Women's Open at Plainfield Country Club. Laura Davies trails by one, anxious about defending her British title after the delay. Martha Nause stands two back as 36-hole totals sit at 3 under par.
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Davies
Japan
Okamoto
United States Golf Association
Cornwall
England
Tokyo
Martha Nause
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Legion Driver
Ottawa Alive
Rick Peterson
Herald
Ottawa Veterans Advance
Burt Jenkins
Chuck Minner
Blevins
Steve Smith
Danny Hope
Bryan Duncan
Tom Ratliff
Darin Gates
Billy Redeker
Bobby Chambers
Neosho
Tom
Hope
Viking