Ottawa area sports schedule features multiple leagues
Ottawa area publishes a dense, mixed sports schedule listing adults and youth leagues from May 2 to May 11. Events include volleyball at Ottawa High School and Middle School, softball at First Methodist Gym, youth soccer for multiple grades, Babe Ruth baseball, and golf championships with local players noted among the entrants.
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Ottawa High School
Misfits
Flying Hawaiians
MACS
Persuaders
Shore
Williamsburg
Screen & Hoffer
Haley Abstract
City Gals
First National Bank
Tri-S Logging
Bendix/King
Friends
Dengel and Son Mortuary
Bendix Buddies
Dengel and Son
Ottawa Middle School
Servatius Plumbing
Bonesransportation
Sunburst
Sacred Heart
Steanson Plumbs
Rowdies
Roumsbouts
Peoples National Banky
Hurricane Sherry
ORV
Over
Ray's
IGA
Pogle Rock Crushers
Ouawa Vet Hospital
CCIL
Dirg Dozen
Crooks
Wendy's
Hasty Enterprises
Dirty Dozen
Hasty Enterprise
Owawa Vet Hospital
Mr. C's Hardware
Duke Mfg
Fearsome
Town & Country Supply
Hagelin Electric
Hogelio Electric
Ane
Haven's Steel
Dodd's Memorial
Hammer
Duwwa
Richmond
Tew Swikes
Indian Lanes
Rollers
Flames
Blues
Comets
Swikers
Steamers
A.m
Wings
Blast
Attack
Hawks
Force
Stars
Royals Blow Lead in Ninth as Red Sox Rally
In Boston, Mo Vaughn delivered a two run single with no outs in the ninth to lift the Boston Red Sox past the Kansas City Royals 6-5. Keith Miller had tied the game for KC in the top of the ninth, but Jeff Montgomery could not retire a batter in relief as Boston loaded the bases and Vaughn delivered the decisive hit. The Royals had led 4-0 after five innings before Boston surged back, scoring twice in the seventh and two in the ninth to complete the comeback.
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Boston
Mo Vaughn
Boston Red Sox
Kansas City Royals
Keith Miller
Royals
Danny Darwin
Red Sox
Jeff Montgomery
Jack Clark
Phil Plantier
Ellis Burks
Bob Zupcic
Montgomery
Vaughn
Mike Macfarlane
Gary Thuman
Miller
Jody Reed
Wally Joyner
George Brett
Kevin McReynolds
Macfarlane
Rico Rossy
Keith
Burks
Rossy
Jim Eisenreich
RBI Doublc
Mark Gubicza
Luis Rivera
Wade Boggs
Reed
RBI
Arazi the Derby Favorite Sparks Waves Before Race
Louisville watchers buzz as Arazi, a small chestnut with a crooked leg, heads toward the Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs. Jockeys Steve Cauthen and Pat Valenzuela praise him, while trainers and observers compare him to Secretariat and Affirmed amid the packed crowd and camera glare.
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Arazi
Gate Springs
Churchill, Downs
Laurin
Little Arazi
Secretariat
Steve Cauthen
Europe
Pat Valenzuela
United States
Affirmed
Cauthen
Freshman Sophomore Track Meet Overbrook Wellsville Results
Freshman and sophomore events at Overbrook Wellsville featured Jamie Moss and Billy Hewitt among top finishers. Relay teams led by Moss Enfield Fouts and Hewitt posted strong marks in the 4x880 4x100 and mile relay amid multiple event results for boys and girls including Sissy Rhoades in the girls half mile and two mile.
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Overbrook
Wellsville
Jamie Moss
Jake Enfield
Mike Bench
Gavin Fouts
Eff Landes
Custy Lytle
Chris Wells
Nathan Rutledge
Billy Hewitt
Billy Hewin
Mike Finch
Jeff Landes
Sissy Rhoades
Christy Coons
Twiggs leads Houston Open after 36 holes on nerves of daughter
Greg Twiggs fired a 7 under par 65 to reach 11 under 133 and hold a one stroke lead over Ronnie Black after two rounds at the Tournament Players Course. Twiggs credited his hospitalized 22 month old daughter Tianna for inspiration as Black finished with a 69 to reach 134.
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The
Woodlands, Texas
Greg Twiggs
Twiggs
Tianna
Palm Springs
Calif
Dlay
Ronnie Black
Fred Couples
Black
Mike Hulbert
America3 defeats Conner to defend San Diego’s title
Bill Koch's America3 beat Dennis Conner by 5 minutes 8 seconds to clinch the defender finals, earning a 7-4 record and a chance to face Moro di Venezia in the 28th America's Cup starting May 9. Conner, attempting a comeback, began poorly but struggled against America3's lead.
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San Diego
Bill Koch
America3
Dennis Conner
Conner
Stars & Stripes
Braves Fall Twice as Baker Dominate in Doubleheader
Ottawa University Braves were swept by Baker University Wildcats, losing 13-8 in game one and 10-6 in game two. Freshman Billy Meade took the loss in the opener, but coach William Wille praised his improvement. Matt Lloyd collected five hits and four RBIs across both games, while Brad Hase added a homer and four runs. OU closes season with a 1 p.m. doubleheader against Mid-America Nazarene at Orlis Cox Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ricciardi
Baldwin
Ottawa University Braves
Baker University Wildcats
Billy Meade
Braves
William Wille
Billy
Wille
Wildcats
Matt Lloyd
Brad Hase
Orlis Cox Field
Mid-America Nazarene
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ORC
Oml's
K of C
Hale
Peace
Ottawa Oullawe
Rome
Rebels
Wellaville Merchants
Croucher Abstract
Banes
Olivas Construction Men’s League
the Unknowns
the Young
Sunior
First Methodist
Westminster Presbyterian
Noah Bapist
Lutheran
Community
Topeka
Shawnee Country Club
Kansas Golf Association
Mike Brady
Herb Brown
Robert Bezek
Ottawa
Osage City
Bill Schlobohim
Otawa Women's Golf Association
C. Dengel
E. Campbell
Lovgren
A. Whitley
L. Seitz
P. Wiggins
B. Grabham
8. Wassmer
M.A. Moherman
F. Warnock
M.B. Woody
L. Mohernman
G. Badders
K. Hall
K. Shaughnessy
M.L. Sheldon
B. Hill
Louisville
Madonna
Super Horse
LeRoy Jolley
Jolley
Sonny Hine
Reams
Kentucky
Lucien Laurin
West Franklin
Appanoose
Pomona
L. Evans
Parkin
Dixon
Scouw
Hamilton
BR. Chavez
Mathias
Hoffsommer
Brown
Krambeer
Shoemaker
Tyton
S. Norton
Mortis
Hermreck
Humiston
Higginbotham
McMillan
Wiscomb
Griffin
Howard
Turner
Hamiston
Thompson
Appano
Dull
B. Evans
Gregory
Franks
Neill
Wants
Gomez
Johnson
Boles
Pemce
Tarpy
Gray
Fischer
Kichl
Appanooose
Homer
DelJulio
Watts
Harris
Kich
Chavez
Davis Love III
Gary Player
Secretaria Worthern
Thousa
Rose
Darby Jock
Ise. Murphy
Earl Sande Fe Set Ney
Angel Cordero
Koch
ESPN
Gary Jobson
Jobson
MIT
Kanza
Baker Bumps Braves