MLB Standings and Schedule Mixed Results Report
American League East is led by Toronto and Baltimore with Cleveland chasing. Oakland leads West alongside Texas and Minnesota. Tuesday results include Detroit edging Toronto 4-3 and Cleveland beating Baltimore 7-5. Wednesday slate features Chicago at St Louis and New York at Boston among others. Ottawa High announces summer open gym nights 6 to 8 weekdays and 6 to 10 Sundays.
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OU to Sponsor Baseball Camp in Ottawa
Ottawa University baseball coach William Wille will run a camp from 9 a.m. to noon July 13-17 at Orliz Cox complex. The youth division covers ages 8 9 and 10 and ages 1 and 12. Basic fundamentals and daily games featured. Camp cost is 40 dollars. Contact Wille at 242-5200 ext 5166 or mail Cedar Box 158 Ottawa 66067.
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Ottawa University
William Wille
Orliz Cox Complex
Wille
Ottawa
Area thinclads shine at meet
Four area athletes competed in the TAC Missouri Valley track meet at Shawnee Heights and all qualified for regionals. In the 13 to 14 division Shanna Williams finished fourth in the long jump and cleared 5-2 in the high jump, Josh Bowling of Ottawa won discus, while in 15-16 Aaron Gumm took first in javelin and Vaughn O'Dea placed second in both 200 and 800. Times and distances were not available. regional meet slated for late July at Oklahoma State in Stillwater.
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Topeka
Shawnee Heights
Williamsburg
Shanna
Ottawa
Josh Bowling
Aaron Gumm
Vaughn O'Dea
Oklahoma State
Sailwater
Olds
Faldo Aims To Win U S Open At Pebble Beach
U S Open champion Nick Faldo says the event is top priority as he prepares at Pebble Beach. He notes the difficulty of the course, the European presence in the field, and the need for precise strategy to conquer the fast, hard greens and narrow fairways.
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Bob Green
Pebble Beach
Calif
Nick Faldo
Faldo
Tony Jacklin
Jack Nicklaus
Tom Watson
Europe
Brian
Louisburg Foils Legion 6-3 In Nine Inning Tilt
Ottawa Post 210 rapped 11 hits but stranded 15 and committed seven errors to drop a nine inning game at Steve Waite Memorial Field. Louisburg used a four run fourth inning to seize control before adding insurance runs in the seventh and eighth. Pat Campbell and Jason Mallicoat drew walks in the sixth as Ottawa tried to rally, but Louisburg’s defense and timely hits preserved the win. Pelton went 3-for-5 for Ottawa, while Moore took the loss to fall to 1-3. Ottawa heads to Orris Cox for a doubleheader tonight at 6.
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Scott Hollister
Louisburg
Ottawa
American Legion
Steve Waite
Kevin Moore
Moore
Matt Galladay
Dennis Seck
Seck
Chad Rams
Alex Wendler
Chris Cook
Rams
Pat Campbell
Jason Mallicoat
Chad Bloomer
Campbell
Wendler
Chris Turner
Brandon Pelton
Pelton
Turner
Tunners
Mike Milton
Ryan Weers
Tunner
Weers
Kansas City
Orris Cox
Power surge lifts Royals behind three homers in game
Mike Macfarlane, Brian McRae and Wally Joyner hit back to back homers off Bob Kipper as Kansas City beat Minnesota 7-5. Tom Kelly criticized Kipper for allowing three homers in one inning, while Royals players praised the aggressiveness of their pitching. Joyner sparked KC’s first three-homer game of 1992 despite a slow start to the season.
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Mike Nadel
Minneapolis
Bob Kipper
Kansas City
Minnesota
Tom Kelly
Twins
Kipper
Kelly
Mike Macfarlane
Brian McRae
Wally Joyner
Royals
Willie Banks
Macfarlane
McRae
Joyner
D.C
Wade
Hal
Peeler pleads guilty in weapons case eyes NBA draft
Former Missouri star Anthony Peeler received five years probation after pleading guilty to possession of a concealed semi automatic pistol and related misdemeanors. He avoids jail time and remains eligible for the June 24 NBA draft despite an alleged assault incident in a Columbia apartment.
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Carl Manning
Associated Press
Jefferson City
Anthony Peeler
Missouri
Tim Wynes
Cole County
Peeler
Colum
Bia
Wynes
Patrick J. Eng
NBA
Dan Devine returns as Missouri athletic director for one year
Former Missouri athletic director Dan Devine agrees to a one year contract to lead the Tigers. Interim chancellor Gerald Brouder says a search will begin a few months into his tenure and Joe Castiglione will oversee operations in the interim. Devine’s focus includes a five year plan, fundraising, and gender equity guidance.
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Columbia
Missouri
Dan Devine
Tigers
Gerald Brouder
Devine
Brouder
St. Louis Post- Dispatch
Green Bay Packers
Notre Dame
Execu
Dick Tamburo
Joe Castiglione
Missouri Athletic Department
Arizona State
Green Bay
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