Ottawa High Gals Far In State Outdoor Track Meet
Ottawa High girls thrive at the State Outdoor meet in Wichita with Melissa Burch leading in hurdles and high jump, multiple relay qualifiers, and six other Cyclones advancing to finals. Disqualifications and near-misses punctuated a day of strong pace and tense outcomes for both Ottawa squads.
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Wichita
Ottawa High
Cyclones Gals
Melissa Burch
M. Burch
OHS
Wichita Kapaun
Lisa Volk
Terrie Sargent
Hays
Melissa
Ottawa
Karrie Brockman
Rachel Brockman
Kansas
Becky Kaub
Ottawa Gals
K. Brockman
Shelly Burch
Leigh Ann Murray
R. Brockman
S. Burch
Murray
Danger Signs At Indy Pole Position Sets Turbulent 500 Pace
Bobby Unser leads from the pole as 10 rookies populate the field for the 65th Indianapolis 500. Veterans and rookies excite the crowded lineup. Unser warns rookies about early pitfalls after qualifying at speed. The historic 1973 footage underlines the race’s dangerous potential.
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Indianapolis
Bobby Unser
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Unser
Tom
Sneva
Danny
Ongais
Mario
Andretti
Twins fire Goryl name Gardner new manager in Kansas City
Minnesota Twins dismiss Johnny Goryl after an 11-25 start and name Billy Gardner, a veteran minor league manager, to replace him as the ninth Twins skipper. Gardner, 43, came from Denver where he led the Bears to a 92-44 mark, while optimistic hints are made about reviving an underperforming lineup as Kansas City hosts the changeover.
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Kansas City
Johnny Goryl
Minnesota Twins
Billy Gardner
Gary
Twins
Goryl
Gene Mauch
Minnesota
Oakland
Royals
Gardner
Denver
Bears
Boston Red Sox
Montreal Expos
Ball Park
Cookie Lavagetto
Sam Mele
Cal Elmer
Billy Martin
Bill Rigney
Frank Quilicl
Mauch
Softball Church League Scores and Player Totals
Readable lines show multiple church league teams and player lines with runs, hits, and errors. Assemblies of God and First Baptist led scorers, Wesleyan and Faith Lutheran near totals. many names with varied batting lines reflect a busy midweek league scoreboard.
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Man's Nazarewe
M. Gates
Adamson
Weber
Swit
Beach
Clegg
J. Galas
Crump
Luton
Kiertien
Satterlee
Totals
Assembly OF God
Rouse
Brown
Splyte
Staith
Raley
Kim C. Atchison
Boston
First Baptist
Angell
Bartlow
Nixon
Roberts
Grogan
Wingert
Beachamp
Schmidt
Pankraty
Saveressig
Wesleyan
DePriest
Dickinson
Ruest
Brockus
Marian
Odd
Roberta
Walburn
Adcock
G. Dodd
Sundstrom
Uptom
Faith Lutheran
Switzer
K. Switzer
My Switzer
Fitzgera
Reed
Stark
Robinson
Hue
Knights of Columbus
C.A.C
Westminster
Nazarene
North Baptist
Assembly of God Ava
C.A.C.C
Ottawe Bible
C.R.C.C
Mersrans
City Scores Switzer and Knights of Columbus Football Totals
A labyrinth of scores lists players across multiple teams including Westminster and Ottawa Bible with totals showing varied success. Names such as Ball, Stevens, and Mages appear among many participants, highlighting a chaotic compilation of line scores and rosters from a local game night.
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Wala
Knights OF Columbus
Lewis
Marbaugh
Salmats
Thorpe
Hornung
Mendall
Chapman
Mages
Durfee
Totals
Colson
Pacheco
Dorsey
Prentica
Cates
Steichen
Eksman
Sullivan
Hart
Colton
Prentice
Brunner
Assembly OF God [A
Royte
Brown
Spigie
Robinson
Smith
Raley
Kimes
Hill
Atchison
Reichard
Assembly OF God
Snathen
Doyle
Ball
Detwiter
Berne
Daryl
Reimar
Detwiler
Dungan
Boston
Totaly
Wesleyah
DePriest
Dickinson
Brockut
Casteel
Marlon
Dodd
Roberts
Walburn
Adgock
Sundstrom
Upton
Dodd, G
OBRL Set For Opening Night
The Ottawa Babe Ruth League begins its 13th season Tuesday with a doubleheader and ceremonies. Eagles face Elks at 6:30, Kiwanis vs Lions at 8:30, plus six teams listed for one week of games and a new Craig Buck Memorial Sportsmanship Award for 14-year-olds to be announced at the banquet.
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Gary Kunt
Ottawa
Dave Mille
Todd Brady
Optimists
Manger
Robert Mille
Mille
Babe Ruth
Mike
Rotary
Sertoma
OBRL
Eagles
Elks
Craig Buck
Kiwanis
The
Lions
VFW
Bell Reinstated at Kansas After Turnaround
Kansas coach Don Fambrough rehired star running back Kerwin Bell after a 180-degree turnaround since April 27. Bell had been dismissed for disciplinary reasons but earned a place on the team again, aiming for a winning season. Bo Diaz delivered three RBIs as the Indians beat the Yankees 7 3 with Blyleven securing his sixth straight complete game.
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Lawrence
Kan
Kansas
Don Fambrough
Kerwin Bell
Jayhawks
Fambrough
Bell
NEW York
Bo Diaz
Bert Blyleven
Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees
City Schedule Week of May 25 Softball and Leagues
Forest Park hosts multiple men's and co ed leagues with games at Ottawa Jaycoos Ottawa Sheol Matai Hook Insurance and others. Women and girls softball schedules, uniform check out, baseball midget junior leagues, American Legion teams, tennis courts, and summer program enrollment listed with times and venues across Forest Park and Youth Center.
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Forest Park
Ottawa Jaycoos
Ottawa
Sheol Matai
Hook Insurance
KOFO
Duka
Congco
Diamond
Cougars
Bluebirds
Diamond E Filles
Eagleites
Goldiggers
Patriots
Whirlwinds
Wildkittens
Diamond D Mirandas
Bombers
Diamond E Royalties
Swingers
Orioles
Dodgers
Pirates
Cubs
White Sox
Royale
Athletics Red Sox
Todey
Angels
Athletics
Padres
Red Sox
Royals
Neon Twins
Vp.m. Cubs
Ens American Legion
Pyramid Lite Ins
Ve. Ofewe
Garastt Vq
Ottaws JR
O.R.C
FPTC
Hadley
Apple Lane
Royals Are Gracious Hosts
Minnesota beat Kansas City 7-0 behind Jerry Koosman who scattered six hits in Billy Gardner's managerial debut and snapped Minnesota's eight-game skid after Johnny Goryl was fired. John Castino drove in three runs with a homer and a sac fly as Dennis Leonard allowed six hits in eight innings for KC.
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Kansas City
John Castino
Jerry Koosman
Minnesota
Kansas City Royals
Billy Gardner
Twins
Johnny Goryl
Koosman
Royals
Dennis Leonard
Leonard
Mickey Hatcher
Willie Aikens
Lea Keeps String Of Zeroes Going
Montreal Expos defeated the Chicago Cubs 6-3 as Charlie Lea allowed four hits through seven shutout innings. Speier drove in three with a first-half double, while Andre Dawson hit his 11th homer sparking a three-run fifth. Lea extended his scoreless streak to 281 2/3 innings.
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Chicago
Charlie Lea
Chris Speier
Montreal Expos
Chicago Cubs
Lea
San Francisco
Giants
Woodie Fryman
Expos
Mike Krukow
Gary Carter
Tim Wallach
Warren Cromartie
Speier
Andre Dawson
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