Ottawa Sports Schedule Highlights Weekend Action
The schedule lists regional tennis at Paola Inc. for Saturday morning, baseball at Ottawa against West Franklin Monday at 4 pm, softball regional with Ottawa visiting Anderson County at 4 pm, and golf with Ottawa at Osawatomie starting 8 30 am.
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TV sports slate with multiple daytime and evening events
A dense schedule lists golf, tennis, basketball, hockey, auto racing, and baseball broadcasts across ESPN ABC NBC CNBC FX and WGN channels. Notable items include PGA Nelson Classic and LPGA USA Championship early rounds, NBA and NHL playoff games, Indy 500 qualifying, and WTA German Open coverage with varied start times.
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Anaheim
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Ottawa Women’s Golf Association Tea Time and Lunch
The Ottawa Women’s Golf Association tees off at 9 a.m. Tuesday with lunch at 12 30 p.m. Pairings include Jean Actinger Frances Warnock Linda Seitz Gypsy Badders Carol Brown Zondre Waymire Marylou Sheldon Mary Ellen Woody Leo Tomberlin Suzanne Wassmer Liz Moherman Eloise Killough Dolores South.
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Jean Actinger
Frances Warnock
Linda Seitz
Gypsy Badders
Carol Brown
Zondre Waymire
Marylou Sheldon
Mary Ellen Woody
Leo Tomberlin
Suzanne Wassmer
Liz Moherman
Eloise Killough
Dolores South
INBA Playoffs Conference Semifinals Glance
The Associated Press recap lists NBA playoff results and schedules for the conference semifinals. New Jersey leads Charlotte 2-1 after two games with New Jersey 102 over Charlotte 48 and Sacramento holding a 2-1 edge over Dallas 125 to 119. The schedule covers May 7 through May 15 with multiple matchups and times.
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NHL Playoff Results May 6 1990s Card Summary
Ottawa defeats Toronto 3 2 and San Jose wins 6 4 over Colorado. Montreal edges Carolina 2 1 in OT. Detroit tops St Louis 6 3 as series shifts to Detroit leading 3-1 and other ties remain. Schedule lists games at Detroit San Jose Montreal Toronto and Colorado venues with potential tiebreaker at San Jose Colorado.
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Caroline
Ottawa High girls win 11th Huron League title
Ottawa High School dominated the Huron League meet, scoring 194 to Sumner Academy’s 120, winning 10 events led by Lindsey Dieterich and Whitney Coen. Senior Jayme Vance won the javelin. Lisa Morrissey swept the 800 1600 3200. two Ottawa shot putters, Caleb Blakesley and Josh Sigmund, both over 50 feet, highlighted a strong field. The Cyclone boys finished second to Sumner Academy as Ottawa’s three-year reign ended.
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Ottawa Faces Tight League Meet Showdown
Ottawa girls finish behind Sumner Academy and Turner with 194 points while Bonner Springs and Atchison trail. Key results include Vance in javelin and high jump, Morrisey leading distance events, and Ottawa relays posting multiple top times. Boys shine for Sumner Academy with 179 points, while Ottawa place second. standout marks include Sigmund in discus and Griffin in pole vault.
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Kretzer
Beauchamp
Templeton
Schroeder shared lead at TD Waterhouse Championship opener
John Schroeder four under par in return from hernia surgery to tie for the lead at Tiffany Greens in Kansas City. Bob Eastwood and defending champ Ed Dougherty shot 68, while Hale Irwin topped an eight player group at 69 after a rough start. Strong winds and rain forced a two-tee start as 50 players under par last year, 28 this time.
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Royals Rout Indians 9-0 on Reichert Relieve Gel
Dan Reichert earned his first win since July as the Kansas City Royals shut out the Cleveland Indians 9-0. A.J. Hinch and Joe Randa drove in key runs, with Randa posting four RBIs and Brent Sabathia taking the loss after six innings. Four Royals relievers held the Indians to seven singles to seal the win.
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