Ottawa Diamond Challenge to feature 9 15 year olds at Forest Park
Ottawa hosts the Country Mart Gatorade Diamond Challenge at Forest Park on Wednesday June 14 from 3 to 6 pm. Open to boys and girls ages 9 to 15 with free registration at Country Mart. Winners advance to semifinals July 26 in Kansas City and finals August 12 at Kauffman Stadium.
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Ottawa University softball players earn KCAC first team honors
Five Ottawa University players line the KCAC first team including Kristy Asher Carrie Hale Jamie Kempfe Brandy Shoemaker and Shanna Uden. Hale and Shoemaker were unanimous selections. Asher and Kempfe repeaters from 1999. Shaun Moore earned honorable mention. OU finished 3rd in conference at 10-5 and 16-23 overall under coach Kendra Kahler. Friends and Bethany tied ECAC with 11-4. Friends won postseason tournament and reached NAIA regionals.
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Portland Stuns Lakers With 20-0 Third Quarter Run
The Portland Trail Blazers crushed the Los Angeles Lakers 106-77 to level the Western Conference finals at 1-1. Rasheed Wallace led Portland with 29 points and 12 rebounds, including three 3-pointers in a decisive third quarter, while Shaquille O Neal struggled from the line and Kobe Bryant was the only Laker in double figures with 12 points.
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Devils stave off elimination in 4-1 win over Flyers
New Jersey avoids elimination on the road, led by Arnott Sykora and Elias as they beat Philadelphia 4-1 to cut the series deficit to 3-2. Brodeur stopped 20 shots as the teams head to Game 6 in New Jersey with Lindros cleared for practice potential return.
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Brewers pull off history making ninth inning rally
Milwaukee captures a dramatic 10-9 win in nine innings against Houston after a seven run deficit, with Jeremy Burnitz delivering a two run single and later a three run homer in the second game of a doubleheader that the Brewers also won 6-1. Jose Hernandez hits a solo shot to seal the first game's comeback. The day marks Milwaukee's first doubleheader sweep since 1997 and a rare major league comeback from seven down in the ninth.
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