Ottawa AA Tournament postponed weather and slate
The Ottawa Legion AA Tournament was postponed Friday due to rain but will resume today and tomorrow at Orris Cox with eight teams split into two divisions. The top two from each division meet in Sunday’s championship at 7 pm. Ottawa opens at 1 pm against Topeka Post 74, then faces Rockhurst at 8:30 pm and Harrisonville, Mo., at 3:30 pm on Sunday.
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Silver Lake
KC Franklin Savings
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Forest Park League Schedule Highlights And Entries
At Forest Park Men s League Friday June 22 hints list multiple 6:00 p m matches. Westminster Presbyterian hosts North Baptist at 6 00 p m Paola Assembly plays First Bain at 7 00 p m Wellsville Baptist vs Church of Christ at 6 00 p m Osawatomie Assembly vs Wesleyan at 9 00 p m First Christian vs Ottawa Bible BYE Community Foursquare. Women s Diamond events show First Christian vs Faith Lutheran at 7 00 p m and Ottawa Assembly vs Free Methodist Nazarene at 9 19 p m. Tuesday June 19 notes include players Warnock Moher Sovic Harper Wiggins Killough Dengel Andrews and others.
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Paola Assembly
First Bain
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Pion
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Teo Rite Ie Kasibasier
Ls. Warnock
M.A. Moher
D. Sovic
P. Wiggins
Eee E. Killough
C. Dengel
F Andrews
Simpson Takes Solo Lead At Medinah Open Despite Record Scoring
Tim Simpson moved into sole possession of the second-round lead at Medinah after a 70 that left him 9 under par 135. Mike Hulbert and Jeff Sluman chased at 136 and 137, as Open scoring records kept tumbling with rounds of 66 and 70. Simpson birdied the 16th and 18th to seal the day, matching Open history with high scoring and near-record 36-hole marks.
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Medinah
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Scott Simpson
Tim
Hale Irwin
Irwin
Jim Gallagher
John Huston
Billy Ray Brown
Ian Woosnam
Woosnam
Gallagher
Brown
Huston
US Team Fails to Beat Italy in 1-0 Clash
The U S men’s soccer team, led by coach Bob Gansler, battled Italy to a 1-0 defeat with pride, learning value, and strong performances from Peter Vermes and Bruce Murray. Gianluca Vialli missed a first half penalty, boosting U S morale as Italy defended a late lead.
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America
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United States
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Riccardo Ferri
Zenga
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GianLuca Vialli
Czechoslovakia
Murray
John Wayne
Rhetori
Colleges argue over NCAA TV money share plan
Washington conference and university administrators gathered at three sites to vote on a new method for dividing nearly 1 billion dollars in TV revenues from the CBS contract. Many voiced differing opinions after straw votes, with SEC Commissioner Roy Kramer noting wide disagreement but a noticeable move toward changing the current distribution.
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Tyson and Tillman face off as Foreman weighs in
In Las Vegas Mike Tyson concedes his psyche took a hit after the Feb 11 loss to James Douglas but vows no lasting effects. Henry Tillman, looming as Tyson’s opponent tonight, doubts Tyson’s recovery, while George Foreman, an observer and potential future foe, questions Tyson’s readiness and pace a long rebuild.
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Buster
Douglas
Henry Tillman
Tyson
George Foreman
Tillman
Tokyo
Foreman
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Caesars Palace
Four Kansas cities vying for state sports hall of fame
Harris News Service reports four Kansas cities Abilene Emporia Hutchinson and Salina are in contention to house the State of Kansas Sports Hall of Fame. Board chair Max Falkenstien says a Monday meeting will start location discussions and criteria include sole occupancy full or part time curator community financial support and high visibility with parking.
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Harris News Service
Kansas Cities
State of Kansas Sports Hall of Fame
Abilene
Emporia
Hutchinson
Salina
Max Falkenstien
Elizabeth M. Watkins
Lawrence
Douglas County Historical Society
Museum Board
Hall of Fame
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