Run For The Runways Pledge Drive At Ottawa High
Ottawa High hosts Run For The Runways a Saturday fundraiser for artificial jumping runways at the OHS stadium from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Participants collect pledges per lap and turn slips at the track start. Pledge forms available from Marty Owens Terry Oatmeyer and Dott Kornhaus. Also seeking entries for a men’s slow pitch softball tournament May 26 30 with a May 12 deadline and $50 fee.
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OHS
Marty Owens
Ottawa Chamber of Commerce
Terry Oatmeyer
Ottawa Herald
Dott Kornhaus
Chamber
Steve Queen
Ostmeyer
The
Herald
Ottawa High foursome wins 3A regional golf title
Ottawa High's four-man golf team posted a 330 to win the 3A regional at Osawatomie, two strokes ahead of Osawatomie and with Parsons taking third by one. Individual leader Roger Brummel of Garnett shot 73, while Ottawa's Mark Walker led the Cyclones with 78 as the top Ottawa finisher. The top three teams and five individuals advance to the state 3A meet at Eureka next week.
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Osawatomie
Ottawa High
Cyclone
Mark Walker
Kevin Smell
Dave Moline
Deron Kramer
Trojans
Parsons
Blue Valley
Eureka
Garnett
Roger Brummel
Scott Schulte
Brummel
Schulte
Ottawa
Vance Sible
Brad Brill
Sible
Brill
Walker
Smell
Moline
Kramer
Pete Reyburn
Jim Bulcock
Brian Taylor
Ottawa University Athletic Banquet Tickets On Sale Again
Tickets for the Ottawa University all sports athletic banquet remain at OU Student Union desk priced at 4.25 dollars for general admission and 0.50 dollars for students on the meal plan. The 6:30 p.m. Sunday event at the Union honors all OU athletes from the past year with Dick Harp as main speaker.
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Ottawa University
Union
Dick Harp
University of Kansas
Fellowship of Christian Athletes
Campers Clash With State Rules At Kansas Lakes
Campers and anglers push back as Corps of Engineers enforces shoreline rules at Kansas lakes, banning camping outside designated public use areas. Ed Elkins says land is allocated to specific uses and past lax enforcement led to widespread noncompliance, with Wilson Lake at the center of early confrontations and plans to curb private docks and shore development nationwide.
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Kansas
Topeka
HNS
Corps of Engineers
Corps
Corps Lakes
Wampers
Wilson Lake
Russell County
Russell
Ed Elkins
Kansas City
Elkins
Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Lake Wilson
Kanopolis
Ellsworth
Wilson Dam
Elking
Braves skid reaches 16 as Pirates sweep doubleheader
Ted Turner cut short a sailing vacation to check on the Atlanta Braves in Pittsburgh. He watched his club's 16th straight loss as the Pirates swept a two-night doubleheader 3-0 and 2-1, with the Braves totaling one run in 18 innings on 11 hits. Turner offered a wry comment on adversity and resilience.
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Alex Sachare
Ted Turner
Atlanta Braves
Atlanta
Pittsburgh
Three Rivers Stadium
Pirates
Braves
Turner
Frazier Leans Toward Bobick in MSG Heavyweight Fight
In New York AP reports Joe Frazier says he has no favorite for the Madison Square Garden bout between Ken Norton and Duane Bobick. He calls Norton a friend and Bobick “a commodity,” noting Norton’s day has passed and Bobick could be the sport’s next wave.
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Smokin
Joe Frazier
Duane Bobick
Ken Norton
Madison Square Garden
Philadelphia
Butcher
Corporation
Norton
Muhammad Ali
Bobick
City Scores MEN'S SOFTBALL Aerial summary of league game totals
Readable box score fragment shows multiple team lines with player hits and RBIs. Names such as Thompson, Domnanish, Woods, and Saffron appear among many others, with team totals and innings listed. Overall data appears inconsistent but indicates a high volume of at-bats and scoring across several clubs in a city league.
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Marven
Thompson
Robertson
Domnanish
Walton
R. Woods
Woods
Bowers
Oy Randell
Pratt
McCurdy
Waymire
Toumbertin
Blase Rqom
Adama
Cole
Farrell
Ledam
Baugh
Metelgt
J. Jameson
Hickerson
Rue
Saffron
V. Tatele
Taylor Gil
Cummings
BR. Mars
B. Hawking
Wisconthe
Watts
Bitz
Toul
H. Love
Thomipson
Baseball scoreboard from Associated Press leans AL East standings
The American League East table shows New York leading with 16 wins and 10 losses, Boston 14 12, Milwaukee 15 13, and Toronto 14 17, with Cleveland, Chicago, and California among others. Tuesday results include Cleveland 1 Milwaukee 0 and Toronto 9 Seattle 3. Wednesday schedules list Boston at Oakland and Milwaukee at Cleveland among others.
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Ball
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Milwkee
Toronto
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Cleve
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Chicago
Texas
K.C
Oakland
Calif
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Cleveland
Milwaukee
Minnesota
California
Kansas City
Jenkins
Medich
Augustine
Dobson
Zahn
Roberts
Pitts
Louis
Montreal
Phila
N York
Los Ang
Fran
Cincin
Houston
Diego
Atlanta
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Ryan Belies His Fear Of Royals
Nolan Ryan pitches a two-hitter to beat the Kansas City Royals 6 1 in Anaheim as Amos Otis prevents a fifth no hitter. Otis drives in KC’s only run with a fifth inning single and McRae’s sac fly. Remy and Rudi add offense for the Angels who sweep the Royals.
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Ryan
Kansas City
Nolan Ryan
Amos Otis
California Angels
Otis
Angels
Kansas City Royals
Royals
Norm Sherry
Royals Stadium
Hal McRae
Cookie Rojas
Rojas
Jerry Remy
Joe Rudi
Paul Splittorff
Walton heats Trail Blazers to brink of sweep over Lakers
Portland trails by four in the third game before Bill Walton erupts for seven straight field goals in six minutes. He leads a 102-97 win as Portland eyes a playoff sweep Friday night, with Kareem Abdul Jabbar forced to help defense.
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Portland
Ore
Bill Walton
Portland Trail Blazers
National Basketball Association
Los Angeles Lakers
Blazers
Des
Walton
Lakers
Jerry West
Kareem Abdul- Jabbar
Kareem
West
Bill
Jack Ramsay
Ramsay
Cazzie Russell
Bob Gross
Tom Abernethy
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