Ottawa girls win district tournament in softball
The 14 and under Ottawa team, sponsored by Beyond Video and backed by coach Gary Sheffield, captured first place at a district tournament. They defeated Spring Hill 15-14 in the final after sweeping Burlington, Iola, and Kincaid on Saturday and beating Spring Hill twice on Sunday. Ashley Beets scored the title-winning run on a sacrifice fly by Katie Adamson in the ninth. Ottawa advances to a sub-state event at Waverly July 10 with part of its entry fee covered by district officials.
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MLB glance of several games with times and pitchers
National and American League matchups listed with starting pitchers and game times. Highlights include Boston at Chicago Cleveland at Detroit New York at California Oakland at 9:05 p.m. and St Louis at Philadelphia with various pitching records noted. The piece ends with a note on active golfers with most wins.
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Urick Named Kansas State Athletic Director
Max Urick, 54, named Kansas State University athletic director, replacing Milt Richards. Urick arrives from Iowa State after 19 years there, with a $103000 base salary and contract details pending.
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Guards Shine In NBA Draft Preview At The Palace Michigan
Auburn Hills AP reports a guard heavy 1993 NBA draft with top big men Webber and Bradley as likely Magic picks. Notables include Hurley Hardaway Rider Houston Dehere Hunter Robinson and other guards showcasing scoring prowess and potential.
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Duke
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Rotary, Kiwanis top rivals in Ottawa Babe Ruth action
In Ottawa Babe Ruth League play on Monday Rotary defeated Optimists 11 to 8 as Reid Norman Brad Owen and Aaron Stottlemire led with multiple runs. Kiwanis beat Eagles 11 to 7 with Carl Norwood Brett Jones Jason Dials and Bryan Thompson contributing two runs each. Eagles' Phanith Kongkingdavong led with several runs.
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Jimmy Badders
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Brett Jones
Jason Dials
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Grogan not chosen as Kansas State athletic director
Steve Grogan, Kansas State alumnus and former NFL quarterback, reacts to Max Urick being named athletic director. Grogan says he was a long shot, acknowledges Urick's experience, and notes he has no plans to seek other AD jobs.
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Pomona Drops DH to Burlington in 9-8 and 4-3 Setbacks
Pomona baseball remains winless at 0-12 after a doubleheader loss to Burlington. In game one Burlington led 4-3 after two innings and pulled away with five more runs by the fourth. Pomona’s Dan Houston and Mike Powell added two runs apiece. Game two stayed tight early as Burlington plated four runs in the first two innings, with Pomona scoring three runs on hits by Bryan Johnson Aaron Miller and Jason Smith across the second third and fifth frames.
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Mike Powell
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Haney Dominates Rangers as Royals Win 4 2
Kansas City pitcher Chris Haney fanned a career-high nine over 5 4 innings in Arlington. Brian McRae provided a two run single and Kevin McReynolds hit a eighth inning homer to lift the Royals past the Rangers 4 2. Jose Canseco may miss the season due to a torn elbow ligament. Hank Aaron plans fan events in Kansas City to promote his autobiography.
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Young extends MLB record with 24th straight loss
Anthony Young of the New York Mets lost to the St Louis Cardinals 5-3 at Shea, stretching his major league record to 24 consecutive defeats. He pitched seven innings, allowing five runs and eight hits, while Mets fans and media attention swirled around the slide and continued with stories of support and heartbreak.
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Boston
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