Ottawa Cyclones win Ottawa Invitational golf tourney
Ottawa High School claims team championship at Ottawa Country Club with a four man total of 324, eight strokes ahead of Shawnee Mission Northwest. Senior Bo Gollier earns top individual honors with 76, while teammates Winsky 80 and Gollier 81 place high.
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VFW extends unbeaten string with 8 4 win at Ellis
In Kansas City and Williamsburg all rain spared West Ottawa who hosted Babe Ruth League double header. Lions beat Rotary 17 5 with Steve Smith and rookies Mike Wilson and Danny Tyson driving in two runs each. VFW remained undefeated by edging Ellis 8 4 as Walter earned the win for Lions and Blevins took the loss for Rotary.
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Venable, aging coach, seeks head job amid slim offers
Merle Venable, one of Oklahoma's winningest high school football coaches, ends a year at Ottawa High after a storied Baldwin High run. At 52, his age may hurt chances as he contemplates future head coaching roles despite a 152-55-2 record and a 1981 4A state title.
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Venable leaves Ottawa High to chase head coaching role
Venable accepted a one year teaching position at Ottawa High after not receiving head coaching offers, praising Ottawa administrators and players. He endured personal loss and says he is determined to return as a head coach for the 1987 season while remaining respected for his football acumen and tough, fair coaching style.
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ORC Baseball Softball Rosters Show Wide Girls Minor League
The record lists numerous teams and players across Girls Minor and Major Leagues including Bluebirds Cardinals Ravens Corrillers Zingers Amazons Cougars Hurricanes Saints Sharks Tornadoes Wildkittens Comettes Eaglettes Fillies Royales Whirlwinds in a long roster spread. Names span Amanda Duncan Renea Drake Sheila Chesbro Jamie Brown Kristen Baylor Anne Porter Sarah Mayes Melynda Prue Kelly Price Jessica Wilson etc with many more across divisions and organizations.
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Jessie Hicks
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Jessica Bien
Anita Dixon
Leann Graham
Jamie Wadkins
Jenny Ray
Sarah Jordan
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Linda Mackie
Betty Zogg
Tori Elder
Jennifer Waymire
Dana Baris
Jaime Crump
Jane Underwood
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Amy Sands
Lisa Rothwell
Becky Katzer
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Candy Orton
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Lisa Kiter
Katie Derousseau
Amy Kramer
Kendra Kahler
Lindie Hird
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Meghan Pence
Megan Denton
Mary Wadkins
Sher Brown
Susan Baylor
Callie Miller
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Kelli James
Tracy Stewart
Traci Elder
Stephanie Jessen
Stephanie Dryden
Stacy Stewart
Shawnda Miller
Kori Walburn
Nakita Silvey
Lynda 2Ong
Julie Ford
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Vicki Moore
Sherry Pressnell
Juliana Larios
Tracy Hughes
Cassie McCurdy
Karen Lewis
Erica Garcia
Patricia Mason
Adrea Fleischer
Cassie Bien
Tami Stankard
Shelly Albright
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Bet You Didn't Know Fact Rounds Up Surprising Sports Feats
A vintage tone piece notes Hoyt Wilhelm homered on his first major league at bat in 1952 and then endured 20 more years without another circuit clout. It also cites Robert Mifera’s 444 yard hole in one on October 7, 1965 at Miracle Hills in Omaha. An adjacent ad touts Underwood’s Biggest Ever Pre-Owned Lawn and Garden Equipment Sale with 15 units left and bids closing May 22 at 5 p.m.
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