Ottawa baseball and softball registration and league standings
Registration for leagues runs until May with fees for Midget baseball ten dollars, girls softball fifteen dollars, and other age groups listed. The Ottawa Recreation Commission hours are 8:30am to 5pm weekdays with extra hours Wednesday 6 to 8 pm and Saturday May 14 from 9 am to 6 pm. Weekly games include Mayhem vs Able Garden and several matchups such as Wild Ones, Plumbs, Rockhold, and Outlaws with adult softball standings showing Crushers leading and several teams above or below .
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Ottawa
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Extra Points Swing Set Career Leaders in Strikeouts Per At Bats
The list ranks players by strikeouts per at bat through the 1993 season. Rob Deer leads with 1 every 2.78 ABs, followed by Pete Incaviglia at 1 per 3.30 ABs and Gorman Thomas at 1 per 3.49 ABs. Other names include Dave Kingman, Reggie Jackson, and Bobby Bonds with progressively higher AB rates.
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Pete Incaviglia
Gorman Thomas
Dave Kingman
Reggie Jackson
Bobby Bonds
Gubicza wins first Royals start in two years
Kansas City swept a doubleheader from Milwaukee 6 2 and 7 3 to raise the club to 11 11. Mark Gubicza earned his first starting win since 1992 as David Cone pitched eight innings in the opener. Greg Gagne and Gary Gaetti fueled the attack with multi hit days while Gaetti made sensational defensive plays. Angel Higuera struggled, giving up six runs over 3 2 innings as Milwaukee fell to 0-2 in the twin bill.
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Milwaukee Brewers
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Milwaukee
Cone
Gubicza
The
Higuera
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Brian McRae
Cyclones rack up points at Shawnee Heights meet
Ottawa high school track squads scored well at Shawnee Heights Invitational. Girls claimed 133 points for second behind Hayden's 152. senior Kendra Kahler swept three events and led distance runners. Ottawa also earned 34 points from long-distance legs and multiple event wins, while the boys produced 82 points anchored by distance runners and javelin stars Gumm and Jackson.
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Ottawa
Cyclones
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Hayden
Kendra Kahler
Kahler
Mindy Brown
Wendy Duran
Jennifer Giefer
Katie Gibson
Amanda Duncan
Whitney Drumright
Sarah Alexander
Jessie
Hicks
Jordan Burns
Anita
Dan Pyle
Vaughn O'Dea
Wade Hepner
Jason Walken
Aaron Gumm
Chad Jackson
Shawnee Heights
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DeSoto
Highland Park
Olathe North
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Giefer
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Hornung
Day
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Mavity
Bulldogs sweep at Girard Invitational titles
Baldwin boys and girls win close team meets at Girard Invitational. Girls finish 101 to 98 over Nevada, Mo. and boys top Carthage, Mo. 114 to 109. Baldwin clinches its fourth team title in five meets this season despite seven girls missing state music events.
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Baldwin
Nevada
Carthage
Seles Tennis Career In Limbo A Year After Stabbing
Monica Seles’s return remains uncertain as a Hamburg incident underscores the lasting impact of the April attack. Graf and WTA officials acknowledge growing doubt about her ability to reclaim pro tennis glory, stressing the trauma rather than time since the stabbing.
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Steffi Graf
Seles
Graf
Hamburg
Germany
Women’s Tennis Association
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Smith
Weather hampers OU track at Sterling Invitational
Ottawa University track squads faced cold wet conditions reducing distances and times at the Sterling Invitational. Shane Koranda won the javelin 193 feet 9 inches, Marc Thuro the 400 meters in 51.64, while Stacey Ruebhausen and Kathy Wood led the women with a long jump second and several event wins. OU prepare for KCAC meet at McPherson Friday and Saturday.
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Sterling
Ottawa University
Merle Chesbro
Coa
Shane Koranda
Marc Thuro
Scott
Braves Seek KCAC Title in Tabor Doubleheader
Ottawa University eyes the KCAC crown as a 3 p.m. twinbill with Tabor at Orris Cox Field determines the title and the No.2 seed for District 10. Both teams hold 14-2 in league play. Billy Mead and Matt Lloyd listed as starters as coach Keith Butler voiced readiness.
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Tabor
Orris Cox Field
Braves
Baker
Kansas Collegiate Athletic
Keith Butler
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