Ottawa Women's Golf Association Pairings Set for Tuesday
The Ottawa Women's Golf Association will tee off Tuesday at 9 a.m. with lunch at 12:30 p.m. The pairings include F. Warnock, M. E. Woody, L. Moherman, M. L. Sheldon, Jean Artinger, D. South, K. Shaughnessy, Zandra Waymire, Pat Wiggins, Bev Grabham, and Linda Seitz.
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M.E. Woody
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M.L. Sheldon
Jean Artinger
D. South
K. Shaughnessy
Zandra Waymire
Pat Wiggins
Bev Grabham
Linda Seitz
Church League Softball Friday Schedule at Forest Park
Friday at Forest Park features five church league games starting 6 p.m. North Baptist faces Agape Center, 7 p.m. Community Foursquare takes on Church of Christ, 9 p.m. Ottawa Nazarene meets Sacred Heart, 10 p.m. Garett Nazarene battles Ottawa Bible, Faith Lutheran plays Wellaville Baptist, with First Baptist holding a bye.
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ORC update offers soccer camp and community classes
Interanation Soccer Camp led by Frank Trayato, former Ottawa University coach, runs Monday through Friday for all ages with a $70 fee including a shirt and soccer ball. ORC Karate and adult softball and water aerobics sessions listed. registrations and info via ORC office at 242-1939.
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Face earns points at Wimbledon 1991 94 and fastest serves
The record lists fastest serves by players including Goran Ivanisevic at 143 mph in 1994 and Marc Rosset at 134 mph, with other speeds attributed to Markus Zoeckes 134 mph and Guy Forget 133 mph in the 1990s, sourced from ATP Tour data.
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Goran Ivanisevic
Marc Rospet
Markus Zoeckes
Guy Forget
Bonny Beckes
Appier Ties Royals Win Mark In Shutout Of Twins
Kevin Appier earned win number 11 faster than any Kansas City pitcher, pitching 7 1 3 innings of three hit ball as the Royals beat Minnesota 4 0. Gary Gaetti hit a two run homer, Vince Coleman doubled and Wally Joyner added an RBI as Appier improved to 11 2, lowering his ERA to 2 04 while teammates Billy Brewer and Rusty Meacham completed a four hitter. Dan Masteller, in his major league debut, batted for the Twins.
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Wimbledon Starts Monday
The International Tennis Federation announces the Wimbledon tournament opening on Monday with top players competing across singles and doubles events. Organizers emphasize scheduling, court conditions, and broadcast coverage for the global audience.
Norman in hunt at Greater Hartford Open
Greg Norman fired a six under par 64 in the second round to join Kirk Triplett atop the Greater Hartford Open leaderboard at 131 after eight birdies and two bogeys. Triplett led after a 67 while a group of eight, including Fuzzy Zoeller with a course record 63, chased two back.
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Kirk Triplett
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Triplett
Bob Estes
Fuzzy Zoeller
Raiders owner signs letter to signify move home
Al Davis signed a letter of intent to relocate the Raiders from Los Angeles to Oakland this season. The Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum board approved an $85 million stadium modernization and a $31.9 million team loan, plus up to $10 million for training facilities. The NFL planned a league meeting the week of July 10 to act on the move, which would leave Los Angeles without a team. Mayor Elihu Harris hailed the return as historic.
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NBA players delay vote on new labor deal after owners approve
In New York the NBA labor talks grew murky as players asked to reopen negotiations on a new collective bargaining agreement. The deal, praised by owners for higher salaries and faster free agency, was unanimously ratified by owners but met division among players. A media conference with Commissioner Stern was canceled as players met for over 44 hours outside Chicago without taking a vote.
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Simon Gouldine
David Stern
Chicago
Dole presses advantage as Gramm campaign tightens grip
The article details Senator Dole increasing day-to-day influence on Gramm's campaign and in Senate budget talks. Dole blocked Foster's nomination quickly, then brokered a $245 billion tax cut with Speaker Gingrich, drawing Gramm into supporting the deal. Analysts note Dole's dual leadership helps contain Gramm and maintains pressure in the race.
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Polio Pioneer Jonas Salk Aided by March of Dimes Support
The polio era spurred fear and disability until Jonas Salk's injectable vaccine proved effective in 1955, cutting polio deaths and illness. Salk’s work, linked to the March of Dimes funding, helped reshape public health and inspired future biomedical research at the Salk Institute for Biological Studies.
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