Ottawa Cyclones medal haul at state outdoor meet
Ottawa High sent 25 competitors to the Class 5 A state championships in Wichita with nine medalists and 11 top finishes. The girls dominated the scoring, taking three relay bronze medals and a bronze in the 200 hurdles from freshman Melissa Burch, while Tim Wilson led the boys with a 2nd in the long jump. Salina South won the 5 A girls title. Kapaun captured the boys crown in a close finish.
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Sparky Anderson Finds Bright Side After Reds Firing
Sparky Anderson, fresh from his Cincinnati Reds dismissal, remains upbeat as he tours the country. He reflects on the firing, cites growing appreciation for the game, and outlines a life reshaped by radio and TV work, public appearances, and plans toward a Yankees return.
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Umps Back in KC as Royals Hammer Twins 7 1
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Indianapolis 500 field set amid protests and controversy
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