OBRL update from Ottawa Babe Ruth action opens season
Opening ceremonies for Ottawa Bambino League start at noon. The 1992 champions the Dodgers receive medals as David Beets throws out the first pitch. Saturday scores: Bank VI 7 Rotary 6, Lions 10 Kiwanis 7, Elks 16 Eagles 2.
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Oklahoma State earns No. 1 seed in Big Eight baseball tourney
Oklahoma State clinched the top seed with a 34-14 overall record and 16-8 in league play. They face Kansas State at 7 30 p.m. in Oklahoma City’s All-Sports Stadium as the tournament starts with first round games including Missouri vs Nebraska and Kansas vs Oklahoma. The champion receives the Big Eight’s NCAA bid. Iowa State did not qualify. Colorado does not sponsor baseball.
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Huron League track meet results continued on page four
Long jump results show Dhaibls, Bdhsler, WK, and others with marks around 19 feet. Discus and shot put leaders include Wendler and Hammon for Ottawa and Sumner. 400 meter dash times range from 52.95 to 57.85, with 300 hurdles led by Cline of Atchison and Khaliq of Sumner. 1600 relay won by Ottawa in 3:35.8, with Sumner second and Atchison third.
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Central Heights takes fourth in TRL meet at Neodesha
Central Heights boys place fourth and girls fifth in seven-team TRL Upper Division Invitational. Jeff Peine wins the 3200 and pole vault, Kim Wood wins three sprints for the CH girls, Angie Caylor second in 400. CH heads to 3A regional at Neodesha Friday at 3:30 p.m. Team scores list Humboldt, Burlington, Prairie View, Central Heights, Neodesha, Jayhawk Linn, Yates Center.
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Yates Center
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Prairie Bayou Wins Preakness in Gelding History Moment
Prairie Bayou won the Preakness becoming the sixth gelding to win the race and the first since Holiday in 1914. The field included Cherokee Run El Bakan Personal Hope and others. winning time was 1 56 3 5, with a $471,835 winner’s share from a $500,000 added purse.
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Pomona boys take second in TRL Lower Division meet
Pomona Indians score 91 points to finish second behind Williamsburg at the Three Rivers League Lower Division meet. Jason Booe wins shot put and places second in triple jump. Doug Goyer adds long jump second. three Pomona relays earn silver. Girls place fifth with Tiffany Messick and Donna Thompson top finishes. Pomona heads to Lyndon Invitational and 2A regional at Onaga.
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Motter
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Ex Olympic greats top popularity list
Dorothy Hamill and Mary Lou Retton top a poll as America's most beloved athletes tying for first place. Michael Jordan and Wayne Gretzky remain highly popular among current stars, while Mike Tyson leads as the most disliked. Muhammad Ali and Babe Ruth are the most recognized names.
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Muhammad Ali
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