Ottawa High to join Huron League in 1991 92
Ottawa High will move from the Southeast Kansas League to the Huron League for the 1991 92 school year. Principal Gary Mavity says the travel factor for athletes, with trips mainly in the 40 to 70 mile range, is the driving reason. The district expects boys and girls basketball to share sites on the same nights.
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Ottawa High tennis edges through lineup woes in SEK warm ups
Ottawa High School Cyclones navigated Coffeyville and Labette County lineups as weather and player shifts tested their depth. Chris Turner and Almudena Hernandez each posted solid wins, while doubles teams struggled against Labette and Coffeyville. The SEK Tournament heads to Far Scott next, with coach Nile Peterson noting possible lineup changes.
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Charities distance themselves from Pete Rose after tax plea
Several area charities do not want to be associated with Pete Rose as he awaits sentencing after pleading guilty to two counts of failing to report income. Charities cited fear of negative publicity and cancellations, while Rose maintains a busy schedule of autograph events and charity golf outings pending sentencing.
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Cats hand Ottawa sweep in finale
The Ottawa University Braves were swept by Baker University in a doubleheader, losing 10-0 and 3-0. Ottawa finishes 6-24 with six errors in the first game and only one hit. Tom Bonilla and Mike Smith produced Ottawa’s few baserunners while Matt Weidl and Brian McBride starred on the mound in games two.
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Fittipaldi Seeks Indy 500 Pole in Return to Victory Road
Emerson Fittipaldi, former Formula One champion, aims for his first Indy 500 pole at Indianapolis on May 27. The Brazilian, 43, races for Penske after replacing Al Unser, as practice speeds rise with Mears and Luyendyk near 224 mph.
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Surprising Yankees World Series drought and unique games
The text notes the Yankees have won the World Series only twice in 27 years, cites Urban Shocker’s two nine inning wins in a Sept 6, 1924 doubleheader with identical 6-2 scores, and mentions an odd batting stance swap when viewed from behind home plate, highlighting quirks in baseball history.
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