Golf pairings set for Ottawa women’s event
The Ottawa Women's Golf Association lists Tuesday 9:30 a.m. tee times with players June Schultz, Janice Hastert, Eloise Killough, Zandra Waymire, Carla Bienhoff, Kay Shaughnessy, Frances Warnack, Bev Grabham, Pat Wiggins, Sue Goracke, Deloris South, Linda Seitz, Jean Artinger, Liz Moherman, Jan Keaton, Gypsy Badders, Clarice Dengel, Mary E. Woody, Suzanne Wassmer, and Mary Jane LeBeck.
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Ottawa Women’s Golf Association
June Schultz
Janice Hastert
Eloise Killough
Zandra Waymire
Carla Bienhoff
Kay Shaughnessy
Frances Warnack
Bev Grabham
Pat Wiggins
Sue Goracke
Deloris South
Linda Seitz
Jean Artinger
Liz Moherman
Jan Keaton
Gypsy Badders
Clarice Dengel
Mary E. Woody
Suzanne Wassmer
Mary Jane LeBeck
ORC update offers youth soccer and league schedules
The ORC lists Saturday morning instructional sessions for kindergarten and first grade between the Medical Arts Building and Ottawa High School on Ash Street, with opening ceremonies and multiple afternoon matches at HMD and South venues. Weekday and Sunday games feature Lions, Bank IV, Kiwanis, Elks, Optimists, Eagles, Rotary, OFD, Cardinals, Phillies, Giants, Yankees, and more, alongside a Forest Park adult softball event and rainout makeup times. Standings show Dodds Memorial, Olivas Specialties, Ottawa Truck Outlaws, Jokers Wild, The End Zone, and The Dawgs with varying records. Water aerobic sessions run Saturdays at 8:30 a.m. with registration at the ORC office.
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Elks
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Optimists
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Rotary
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TRW
the Dawgs
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Baseball Sunday schedule shows 9 games across leagues
The AL slate lists Cleveland at Boston 12 05 p m Toronto at Detroit 12 15 p m Baltimore at New York 12 35 p m Seattle at Minnesota 1 05 p m California at Chicago 1 05 p m Oakland at Kansas City 1 35 p m Milwaukee at Texas 2 05 p m
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Pinch Hit Home Run Leaders Through 1994 Season
Cliff Johnson leads with 20 pinch hit home runs followed by Jerry Lynch with 18 and Smoky Burgess Gates Brown and Willie McCovey tied at 16. George Crowe has 14 pinch hit homers. This list summarizes extra points earned via pinch hitting through 1994.
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Woodwork
Cliff Johnson
Jerry Lynch
Smoky Burgess
Gates Brown
Willie McCovey
George Crowe
Athletics rout Royals 10-3 behind Steinbach’s hot bat
Terry Steinbach went 4-for-5 fueling Oakland with Nos. 6 through 8 hitting as Brent Gates and Scott Brosius joined the burst, forming a 7-for-14 quartet with three doubles and four RBIs. Ron Darling earned his first win of the season, spinning five innings and allowing one run on seven hits while walking three and fanning four.
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Kansas City
Terry Steinbach
Oakland
Athletics
Kansas City Royals
Steinbach
Brent Gates
Scott Brosius
Ron Darling
Royals
Braves fall to Hastings end regional bid in Omaha era
In a Great Plains Regional elimination game Ottawa University fell 4-1 to Hastings. Ottawa finished 18 17 and Hastings 24 23 advances to the championship round behind 10 Hastings hits off Chris Roque. Ottawa scored in the sixth on Hoekstra error and Clark RBI, but couldn’t overcome a 3 0 deficit. Hastings tacked on two in the ninth while Ottawa loaded the bases in the eighth and left them loaded in the ninth.
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Chris Roque
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Roque
Broncos
Luke Tann
Paul Hoekstra
Tann
Dale Clark
Kyle Gardner
Wil Conard
Dave Dawson
Hoekstai
Mike Stockton
Ron
Ottawa doubles duo chase state tennis glory in Salina
Ottawa seniors Jason Neff and Scott Spooner head to the Class 5A State Tennis Tournament in Salina aiming to win. They battled through injuries and limited doubles experience to reach state after finishing third at regionals. Coach Nile Peterson notes their competitiveness and mental resilience as key strengths.
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Ust
Salina
Ottawa
Jason Neff
Scott Spooner
Neff
Spooner
Preston Fox
Nile Peterson
Peterson
St. Thomas Aquinas
Blue Valley North
Ralph Young
Ottawa High School
Burg girls second at Regionals
Williamsburg girls track finished second at the regional meet in Arlington, setting two school records in the 4x100 and 4x200 relays. Little River won with 93 points, Williamsburg 90, with multiple event finalists and state meet berths await top placers.
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Arlington
Williamsburg
Little River
Panthers
Carrie Weigand
Sabrina Norton
Amy Howard
Shanna Shoemaker
Carlotta Silvey
Norton
Shoemaker
Roni Chavez
Howard
Chavez
Weigand
Silvey
JoEllen Mathias
Amber Repp
Reichard
Laura Driver
Canucks eliminate Blues in Game 7 to reach second round
Vancouver Flyers past St. Louis 5-3 as Kirk McLean stopped 41 shots and Cliff Ronning added a goal and assist. Chicago defeats Toronto 5-3 to advance, marking the Blackhawks first playoff series win over the Maple Leafs in 57 years.
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Associated Press
Vancouver Canucks
Mike Keenan
Chicago Blackhawks
Toronto Maple Leafs
Kirk McLean
Canucks
Keenan
St. Louis Blues
Kiel Center
Blues
New York Rangers
Chicago
Toronto
Blackhawks
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San Jose
Calgary
New Jersey
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cliff Ronning
Curtis Joseph
Joe Murphy
Patrick Poulin
Murphy
Denis Savard
Eric Weinrich
Babe Ruth Opening Day Games Set in Ottawa
The Ottawa Recreation Department backs Babe Ruth Day with ceremonies at noon and games at 1 p m and 3 p m at Harvey Drake Field, contingent on weather after Friday night rain.
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Babe Ruth
Ottawa Recreation Department
Harvey Drake Field
Travato to hold soccer camp in Ottawa
Former Ottawa University soccer coach Frank Travato will run a camp in Ottawa from June 23 to 30 for all ages. The $70 fee covers a T-shirt and soccer ball. Information available via the ORC office at 242-1939. sessions held Tuesdays and Thursdays at Don Woodward Center. participants must be at least 8.
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Frank Travato
Ottawa
Fay
ORC
Don Woodward Center
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