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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1992

Page

2

ORC Update Adult Softball and Baseball Schedule

The weekly Oracle Softball schedule lists matches from Wednesday May 27 to Sunday May 31 across multiple divisions at Forest Park Indian Lanes and Ottawa venues with teams including Richmond Salooners Dodd's Memorial and The Unknowns plus Babe Ruth and Bambino baseball games. The swimming pool opens for summer with daily hours and admission fees, followed by a Boston game where Dave Stewart led the Athletics to a 5-3 win over the Red Sox as Wade Boggs homered twice.

Croucher Abstract OMI Peace Heating and Cooling Olivas Construction & P Ottawa Outtawa Rome Rebels Bones Transportation K of C/Dr. Hale Eye Wellsville Merchants Forest Park Richmond Salooners Ten Stiks Dodd's Memorial Ottawa Forest Pack Dirty Dozen C.C Wendy's Hasty Enterprises Crooks Ottawa Vet Aiper Soutly Duke Mfg Hagelin Electric Mr. C's Town & Country Supply Ottawa Retirement Village Babe Ruth Angels Cardinals Athletics Dodgers Giants

Local students earn Army Reserve Scholar Athlete honors

Six area high school students received the Army Reserve National Scholar Athlete Award. Ottawa’s Todd Black and Holly Baylor, Williamsburg’s Gene Stinebaugh and Tara Crowley, Pomona’s Fred Acker and Melissa Hoyt were honored for outstanding academic and athletic performance.

U8 Army Reserve Ottawa Todd Black Holly Baylor Williamsburg Gene Stinebaugh Tara Crowley Pomona Fred Acker Melissa Hoyt U.S. Any Reserve

Church League Volleyball Night Schedule for Local Bodies

First United Methodia gym hosts coed volleyball at 6:30 p m with First Methodist against North Baptist. West Presbyterian meets Lutheran at 7 30 p m and Trinity Methodist faces Community Foursquare at 8 p m Ottawa Women's Golf Association pairs at 9 am Tuesday at Ottawa Country Club feature numerous players including Dengel Wasumer Campbell Lovgren Gleason Hall and more.

First United Methodia Fist Methodist North Baptist West Presbyterian Lutheran Trinity Methodist Community Foursquare Ottawa Women's Golf Association Ottawa Country Club C. Dengel S. Wasumer H Campbell Lovgren C. Gleason K. Hall A. Whiley Killough B. GH P. Harper A. Crawford J. Schultz B. Grabham F. Warnock D. LeMaster J. Seitz L. Mohennan J. Artinger Bell G. Baddess M.A. Moherman

Ottawa High relays win titles at 5A regional

Ottawa High School swept titles at the Class 5A regional in Pittsburg as boys and girls 3200 relays set school records. Dan Tyson, Corne lius Kingcannon, Vaughn O’Dea, and Alex Wendler clocked 8:06.9 for the 3200 relay, while Kim Young, Jennifer Dieterich, Robin Wadkins, and Sarah Gibson led the girls in 10:06.9. Elisabeth Lemp cleared 5-6 in high jump, tying a school mark, and Wendler-Kingcannon-Thompson-Norwood posted 43.9 in the 400 relay to advance.

OHS Pittsburg Brandenburg Stadium Cyclones Wichita OHL Chris Komhaus Kombhaus Dan Tyson Cornelius Kingcannon Vaughn O'Dea Alex Wendler Tyson Ken Moran Daryl Spigle Ricky Jackson Kingcannon Coffeyville Ottawa O*dea Wendler Con Kim Young Jennifer Dieterich Robin Wadkins Sarah Gibson Pittsburg State Elizabeth Lemp Melissa Burch Kendra Kah Ben Thompson

Norwood headlines Cyclones regional sprint titles in Pittsburg

Ottawa High senior Cory Norwood dominated the Class 5A regional at Pittsburg State, winning the 100 in 11.0 and the 200 in 22.7, helping OHS to a third-place boys finish and a girls regional title led by Kendra Kahler. The Cyclones also set a school record in the 400 relay and other athletes advanced to state.

Ler Wendler Kingcannon Ben Thompson Cory Norwood Wichita Keith Hodges Todd Schultze Darren Johnson Jason Edwards Scott Hollister Pittsburg Ottawa High Cyclones Pittsburg State Brandenburg Stadium Cyclone Highland Park OHS Norwood Kendra Kahler Amanda Duncan

Huron League athletes post season-bests in field and distance events

Heath Duncan throws 146-0 to place third in discus while Sarah Alexander earns third in javelin with 114-11. Jordan Burns hits 111-5 for second in discus after a league record, Christine Pelton adds 103-5 in javelin, Cantrell finishes 5:44.4 in 1600, Snyder is third in 3200 at 12:58.7, and the 1600 relay clocks 4:14.7 to advance to state. Four girls seek wild cards. several Cyclones remain in contention across events.

Heath Duncan Duncan Sarah Alexander Jordan Burns Huron Burns Christine Pelton Meranda Cantrell Cantrell Independence K. Wilson Michelle Snyder

Indy Seniors Tour fuels drive of aging Indy stalwarts

Indy 500 veterans AJ Foyt Mario Andretti Al Unser Gordon Johncock Gary Bettenhausen lead a group over 50 returning to the Speedway. The stars have 11 Indy 500 wins, 127 starts, and over 10 million dollars in prize money. Bettenhausen recalls family ties to the track and the race remains his lifelong passion.

Indianapolis A.J Big al Mario Gordie Gary B AJ Foyt al Unser Gordon Johncock Mario Andretti Gary Bettenhausen Indy Indianapolis Motor Speedway

Rangers edge Royals 10 7 in Texas win

Bobby Witt pitched eight solid innings as the Texas Rangers defeated the Kansas City Royals 10-7 in Arlington. Texas improved to 17 8 on the road, while Kansas City saw late bursts but could not overcome an early Rangers surge led by Ivan Rodriguez and Ruben Sierra.

Arlington Texas Bobby Witt Texas Rangers Kansas City Royals Rangers Watt Cleveland Kansas City Jeff Robinson Royals Mark Gubicza Gubicza Ivan Rodriguez Dean Palmer Mark Macfarlane Ruben Sierra Neal Heaton Sierra Macfarlane Gary Thurman Rodriguez

Committee to disclose graduates rates under NCAA plan

Overland Park AP report notes a special academic committee will publish Division I graduation rates as required by federal pressure and NCAA policy. Officials warn results may spark misinterpretation as schools face scrutiny for degree completion. Ursula Walsh of the NCAA cautions that graduation is a complex metric.

Overland Park NCAA Ursula Walsh

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