Churches Gain OK to Use Ottawa High School Grounds
Ottawa Board of Education approved churches to use Ottawa High School practice fields for a church league softball season. Twenty churches from 15 congregations joined the new league after pulling out of the ORC, citing high fees. The board moved home plate to the southern edge to ease neighbor concerns during the summer program.
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Ottawa Recreation Commission
Ottawa Board of Education
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Ottawa Ministerial Association
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ORC
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11Th and Olive
Roger Nelson
Lyle Rutter
11Th Street
Nelson
U.S.C
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The
Jack Beauchamp
Ottawa Herald
Don Williams
Williams
Beauchamp
Quiz Return To Form Lifts Howser Confidence
Kansas City Royals manager Dick Howser sees momentum building after a 6-5 win over the New York Yankees and a 5-2 victory against the Baltimore Orioles. He notes improved hitting and pitching, with Dan Quisenberry regaining form and a solid effort from Dan Jackson.
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Quisenberry Saves Orioles Thriller After Tug-of-War Pitching
In a tense night, Quisenberry silenced Baltimore with four strikeouts over one hit in 1 2/3 innings, earning his fourth save as the Orioles nearly rallied. Jackson praised his fastball and slider while noting fatigue in the sixth inning and Quisenberry’s ready entry in the seventh.
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Cyclone Golfers Fifth In State Meet at Salina
Ottawa High's Cyclones finished fifth in the 5A state golf tournament at Salina Municipal. Darren Latimer led with an 80, as Keith King, Brad Ansley, and Bo Gollier posted 81s. Kapaun won the title with 302, while Ark City tied for fourth with 323 behind a tiebreaker.
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Brad Ansley
Bo Gollier
OHS
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Ryan Meyer
Ward
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John Deane
Lindquist
Cory Lawson
Charlie Stevens
Tom Hemmer
Salina Central
Tim Jennings
Eric Storey
Miege
Greg Monroe
Newton
Tim Donnelly
Erin Aubuschen
Pittsburg
John Knudtson
Bishop Carroll
Celtics Seek Adjustments In Eastern Final Clash
Boston leads Philadelphia 1 0 in a best of seven as both teams plan tactical shifts. McHale top scored with 28 in a 108 93 opener while Cunningham expects a faster defensive tempo from the 76ers. Erving notes the effort and hunger offset size as the series moves to Philadelphia with Games 3 and 4 set there.
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Sixers
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Ottawa Babe Ruth League Preview Faces Eight Teams In 1985
OBRL previews show managers naming top pitchers and hitters for eight teams. Eagles rely on Ryan Meyer Jeff Myers and Gene Ferris with Jesse Griffin Jason Nelson and rookie Danny Hope as expected bats. Elks pivot by Aspinwall Swartz and Tom Riemer with Boyer Wingate also in pitching mix. Rotary looks to Kissinger McClay and Derek Rangle for pitching while Abelaker Wingert and Kissinger add offense. Lions rely on Reynolds Christensen DeVore for pitching with Gravenstein Ferguson and Reynolds among top hitters. The eight-team preview notes season uncertainty and hopes for an exciting 17th OBRL season.
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Jesse Griffin
Jason Nelson
Danny Hope
ELKS
Don Swartz
Mike Aspinwall
Vance Finch
Bart Swartz
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Aspinwall
Swartz
Tom Riemer
Kenneth Boyer
Wingate
Ching
Rotary
Bennie Abelaker
Fred Wingert
Kissinger
Lions Mark Reynolds
Robbie Christensen
Steve DeVore
Bob Thompson
Lions
Chris Gravenstein
Bryan Ferguson
Reynolds
Thompson
Meet The Arrows Open 1985 Season At Chanute
Ottawa American Legion AAA baseball team the Arrows enter the 1985 season with Ronnie Rice a 6-4 senior at Ottawa High School who pitched a no hitter in his first start last year and will attend college next year aiming to play basketball or baseball.
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Rice
Ottawa High School
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