Ottawa Recreation Junior Olympic track sign up announced
The Ottawa Recreation Commission opens sign ups Monday at Ottawa High track for ages 8 to 17. In case of rain, session moves to OHS Cyclone Room. contact coaches Chris Kornhaus or Alan Keefer for details. first local meeting June 5 at Lawrence.
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OU Jumper Named To U.S. Team
Ottawa University freshman high jumper Tom Palmer earned NAIA All American honors with a fourth at nationals and will compete June 14 15 in Bloomington Indiana at the National Junior Track and Field Championships. Palmer has cleared 6 11 three times this season including a 7 1 school record. He and other Ottawa area athletes will pursue national junior and NAIA events and international competition in Pullman WA and Barquisimeto Venezuela.
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Frost Cools AL's Hottest Team
Dave Frost, once released by the Angels, led Kansas City Royals to an 11-2 win over the Boston Red Sox for their fourth straight victory. Frost improved to 4-2 with eight innings of six-hit ball as Hal McRae and Onix Concepcion drove in three runs each, boosting the Royals to a league leading .291 team average while Boston dropped to 16 road losses in 16 attempts.
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Baseball Scoreboard shows mixed results across leagues
The scoreboard lists games and standings with numerous players and teams. Highlights include Slaton and Detson pitching duels, Boston and Kansas City matchups, and Baltimore at Seattle. National and American League teams such as St Louis New York Montreal Pittsburgh Chicago San Diego Los Angeles San Francisco Cincinnati Houston and others populate the day’s box scores and upcoming schedules.
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Mears Posts 206.8 MPH Indy Speed Mark in Practice
Rick Mears set the week’s fastest speed at Indianapolis with a 206.8 mph lap in Penske’s PC-10, dominant during the happy hour on the 2 mile oval. Mario Andretti ran 206.6 mph in Patrick’s Wildcat VII, while Gordon Johncock hit 202.1 mph as the speed parade heightens near time trials for the 66th Indy 500.
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Islanders tighten grip on Cup with 3-0 win in Vancouver
New York shuts out Vancouver 3-0 as they move within one win of a third straight Stanley Cup. Bossy scores airborne goal, Smith earns third career playoff shutout. Islanders dominate with stifling forecheck and net protection. Nystrom caps win with empty net goal as crowd boos fade.
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