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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 2009

Page

4

East aims to snap Shrine Bowl losing skid in Wichita

The East Shrine Bowl team led by Rod Stallbaumer seeks to end a three game losing streak to the West in the July 25 game at Wichita's Cessna Stadium. The West holds a 21-13-1 series edge. Stallbaumer, his staff, and East players prepare from July 17 at Emporia State with a full camp and evaluative film work. Proceeds benefit Shriners Hospitals for Children.

Herald Rod Stallbaumer Lyndon Wichita West Pittbury Emporia Stallbaumer Emporia State Kansas Pete Flood Olathe North Kevin Kopecky St. Thomas Aquinas Bill Arnold Hayden Rossville Quiyira Heights Cessna Stadium Shriners Hospitals For Shriners Hospitals Shriner

Ottawa High School basketball camps set for June 16 19

Ottawa High School hosts boys and girls basketball camps June 16 to 19 at OHS. Third to fifth grade runs 8 30 to 10 30 a m while middle school session is 11 a m to 1 p m. Fee 25 with forms available in the OHS office or on day one. Email Jon McKowen with questions. Ottawa Country Club offers junior golf lessons starting July 7. Register by calling the OCC pro shop at 785 242 3734.

Ottawa OHS Jon McKowen mcKowens Cutton Mecallonett Ottawa Country Club OCC

Cubs dominate Red Sox in Cal Ripken 90 play

The Cubs defeated the Red Sox 9 3 in Ottawa at the Cal Ripken 90 event. Andrew Soph and Keegan Finch each had a hit for the Cubs. Finch earned the win with five innings, 13 strikeouts, and three hits allowed. Zane Muhl Finch and Grant Maxwell added hits and base threats were curtailed by Hunter Church. Church also doubled and Maxwell threw out two baserunners.

Cubs Red Sox Cal Ripken Ottawa Andrew Soph Keegan Finch Zane Muhl Finch Grant Maxwell Caleb Shaffer Hunter Church Church Maxwell Shaffer

Soderling eyes title at French Open after Nadal upset

Robin Soderling reaches the French Open semifinals at Roland Garros and could face Fernando Gonzalez after beating Nikolay Davydenko. The Swedish 24-year-old, No. 23 seed, aims to become champion and end Rafael Nadal's four-year reign. Gonzalez, first Chilean semifinalist since 1960, calls the pairing a surprise.

Paris Robin Soderling Rafael Nadal Soderling Nadal Roland Garros Fernando Gonzalez Nikolay Davydenko Davydenko Roger Federer Clay Davydenko David Ferrey Gonzalez Andy Murray

Legion wood tourney schedule outline from Friday through Sunday

Tournament schedule lists game times and matchups for a Legion wood event starting Friday. Teams include Ottawa AA, Princeton, Coffeyville, Poola, Rock Creek, Pool B/C fourth and second seeds, Osawatomie, Lyndon, Sliver Lake, Iola, Garnett, and others with rounds spanning Friday to Sunday culminating in a championship between winners No.6 and No.8.

Ottawa Princeton Coffeyville Potona Rock Creek Poola South Osawatomie Sliver Lake Lyndon Drake Iola

Larsen adapts to 2 new systems with Broncos

Larsen, the only Broncos starter on both sides of the ball, divides time between linebacker and fullback as new coach Josh McDaniels installs a 3-4 defense and zone blocking offense. He studies all positions, handles four special teams, and trains under Don Martindale and Bob Turner.

Englewood Colo Spencer“Leatherhead Larsen Dove Valley Denver Broncos Josh McDaniels Broncos Wither Don Martindale Bobby Turner

Washington Huskies win Women’s College World Series title

Heather Tarr guides Washington to the NCAA softball championship in Oklahoma City beating Florida 3-2. Danielle Lawrie (42-8) shines with a complete-game win and MVP honor as Kimi Pohlman scores on a crucial squibber in the seventh. The victory caps Tarr’s rebound from the program scandal era and cements Washington as a national power.

Oklahoma City Washington Heather Tarr Tarr Huskies Purple and Gold Kimi Pohlman Florida Stacey Nelson Teresa Wilson Danielle Lawrie Lawrie Nelson Morgan Stuart Pohlman

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