North Carolina Eyes First Title After Elite Eight Run
North Carolina, 30-2 and No.1, seeks its first NCAA championship as Dean Smith’s Tar Heels face Houston in the semifinals in New Orleans after defeating Villanova 70-60. James Worthy and Jimmy Black push Smith’s “Final Four” patience, while Louisville and Georgetown prepare to meet in the other semifinal bracket.
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Vikings
Smith
Tar Heels
Indiana
New Orleans
James Worthy
Villanova
Jimmy Black
Sam Perkins
Darkhorse Houston
North Carolina
Houston
Louisville
Georgetown
Alabama-Birmingham
Cardinals
Denny Crum
Valenzuela reports to Dodgers camp without contract
Fernando Valenzuela, winner of the NL Cy Young last season, will report to Dodgers spring training in Vero Beach but will not sign a contract. He rejected an offer with incentives, saying negotiations have not proceeded beyond his side. Dodgers maintain no deal yet, and Valenzuela will earn about 350 dollars only if incentives are met, compared to 42,300 last year. The holdout drew criticism from Mexican Americans in Los Angeles.
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Crum
Cardinals
Charles Jones
Georgetown
Oregon State
Hoyas
LOS Angeles
Fernando Valenzuela
Los Angeles Dodgers
Dodgers
Vero Beach
Fla
Valenzuela
Dodger
Peter O'Malley
O'Malley
Dick Moss
Ottawa Recreation Commission Youth Soccer Sign-Up
Sign-ups for ORC youth soccer for fifth and sixth graders will be held Wednesday afternoon at five elementary schools. Practices follow after school with most games on Saturday mornings. An ORC participation card is required. Schedule includes Eisenhower 3:30 at Eisenhower playground Eugene Field 1 at Eugene Field Hawthorne Sacred Heart 3:30 at Hawthorne Lincoln 3:30 at Lincoln Garfield 3:36 at Garfield.
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Ottawa Recreation Commission
ORC
Eisenhower
CRCC
Eugene Field
Lincoln
Hawthorne Sacred Heart
Hawthorne Sacred Heart-Middle School
Hawthorne
Garfield
Brunswick John's service high 10 D Cop e
Business card style listing shows multiple local firms with high scores and addresses, including Swank's Drilling, Franklin Savings, Ottawa Bowl, Osburn's Flowers, and George's Girls, along with several individuals and vehicle references. The fragmentary OCR mirrors a directory-like item from a local paper.
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Brunswick John's
D. Cope
K. Liegerot
Swank's
A. Gentry
Franklin Savings
M. Majors
Nicolas—O
G. Dunn
Andy
Grill
R. Gooding
Nitcher
Bowling Scores and Meet Results From Saturday
A long list of bowling scores and a band results recap from the Topeka Invitational. Names include Sherman, Wingers, Aubry, Doering, Corcoran, and others with team tags like TIMBER TUMBLERS, NIGHTHAWK FIRST NATIONAL BANK, and WEST WILSON TRUCK AND AUTO REPAIR. The Ottawa results feature various youth athletes, ages 10 and under, with placements from 1st to 4th and weights listed for band participants. Next meet is Sub-district tournament at Santa Fe Trail High School near Overbrook.
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K. Doering
J. Corcoran
M. Burek
Luther
W. Jamison
G. Miller
C Wieneke
Aya
T. Ingram
Nighthawk
First National Bank
R. Lacy
W.K. Liegerot
Peek
J. Bassir
Hickory Inn
Ottawa
Brandon Clary
Toby Aguirre
Jerry Lynn
Marc McClay
Blaine Baldwin
Eric Chapman
Dustin Clary
Cory Hanson
Tony Hiles
Brandon Summers
Chad McClay
Justin Lynn
Billy Wingate
Wayne Knight
Wayne Walker
Richard DeLaTorre
Darin Weatherbee
Saturd
Santa Fe Trail High School
Qverbrook
Quirk Aikens Pace Royals To Triumph Over Phillies
In Clearwater Jamie Quirk went 4-for-4 while Willie Aikens hit a grand slam and drove in five as the Kansas City Royals beat the Philadelphia Phillies 8-2 in an exhibition game. Aikens added a first inning RBI and a second inning homer. Quirk collected three other hits including a triple. Bud Black pitched four innings for the win as KC improved to 6-7 and Philadelphia fell to 5-8.
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Gaylord Perry
Seattle Mariners
California Angels
Mark Bomback
Matt Williams
Steve Senteney
Hosken Powell
Toronto Blue Jays
Pittsburgh Pirates
Tony Bernazard
Harold Baines
Chicago White Sox
Boston Red Sox
Willie Aikens
Kansas City Royals
Philadelphia Phillies
Keith Hernandez
Tommy Herr
St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
Cleveland
Rick Sutcliffe
Indians
Chicago Cubs
Gary Gaetti
Aikens
Pace Royals
Phillies
Clearwater
Fla
Jamie Quirk
Quirk
Larry Christenson
Gary Matthews
Royals
Versace Anger Fades as Bradley Reaches NIT Final
Bradley University coach Dick Versace downplays comments after Bradley advances to the NIT final at Madison Square Garden with an 84-68 win over Oklahoma. Senior forward Mitchell Anderson leads Bradley with 25 points, supported by David Thirdhill and Barney Mines as Purdue edges Georgia for the other final spot.
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Braves
Versace
Purdue
Madison Square Garden
Toalk
Bradley
Oklahoma
Georgia
Mitchell Anderson
David Thirdhill
Barney Mines
Sooners
Mines
Anderson
Les Pace
Thirdhill
David Little
Donald Reese
Billy Tubbs
Chuck Barnett
Barnett
Reese
Russell Cross
Dan Palombizio
Pro Basketball Wednesday Matchups Across the League
A slate includes Phoenix at Golden State and Cleveland at Boston with action also shown for New Jersey at Philadelphia Washington at Indiana Atlanta at Kansas City San Antonio at Denver Dallas at Phoenix and Milwaukee at Seattle. The schedule highlights marquee rematches and regional battles across arenas this week.
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Phoenix
Golden State
Cleveland
Boston
New Jersey
Philadelphia
Washington
Indiana
Atlanta
Kansas City
San Antono
Denver
Dallas
Milwaukee
Seattle
Associated Press
New York Ag
Detroit
al Az
Chicago
San Antonio
Houston
Utah
Los Angeles
Portland
San Diego
New York
East Tops West In District 10 All Star Classic
OU senior Anthony King scored 15 points to help the East defeat the West 104 103 at White Auditorium. Eugene Cheadle added 21 and Rick Simpson 17 for East. Kent Smith led the West with 22.
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Emporia
Ottawa University
Anthony King
White Auditorium
Madison
Ill
Eugene Cheadle
Southwestern
Rick Simpson
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Brian Asselstine
Asselstine
Warren Cromartie
Ron Guidry
Montreal Expos
Yankees
John Lowenstein
Baltimore
Orioles
C. Sherman
C. Wingers
M. Aubry
F. Hoover
West Wilson Truck and Auto Repair
R. Whisan
Franklin Savings Association
Namil Lee
Downtowner
A. Gilbert
First Assembly OF God
B. Howall
B. Detwiler
Don's Royal Cleaners
R. Fenton
Yohe
Budge
J. Houston
Hill House
R. McClay
Luis Aguayo
Len Matuszek
Bud Black
the Insurance Store
Ottawa Insurance Agency
W. Wilson
Dick Versace
Bradley University
Jay Weinberg
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