Ottawa High girls clinch second straight 5-A title at state meet
Ottawa High School tops Salina South 86 to 42 as Brockman Burch Hodges and Cole win five golds and set four state records. The Cyclones surge past El Dorado and Bishop Miege with a 400 relay clocking 49.7 and Hodges repeat in the 800 while Burch dominates the 100 hurdles and Brockman sweeps the sprints.
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Terry Ostmeyer
Wichita
Ottawa High Girls
Cyclones
Rachel Brockman
Melissa Burch
Kathy Hodges
Jeri Cole
OHS
Salina South
Bishop Miege
Ottawa Gals
Wichita State University
Cessna Stadium
Ottawa
Don Kornhaus
Brockman
Burch
Hodges
el Dorado
South
Alyson Deckert
Cindy Blakeley
Deckert
Blakeley
Connie Frank
Blue Valley
Karen Elliott
Kornhaus
Melissa
Oklahoma State
Cole
Kansas
Kaput
Debra Givens
Junction City
Wichita Kapaun
Evan Shaffer
Steve Dew
Suffren
el Dorads
Liberal
Buhler
Salina Central
Washburn Royal
Augusta
McFarland
Travnicek
Cokelay
Washburn Rural
Bratton
Yarnell
Mattox
Cox
Kolarik
James
Gilbert
Shelton
Independence
Keith
Fort Scott
Malley
Frank
Otawa
Blanchard
Ross
Elliott
Lohrentz
Ottaway
Haskett
Emporia
Arneson
Hays
Halfalmeyer
Backer
Mulvaney
Muncy
Johnson
Winfield
Nolter
Samuels
Pittsburg
Juden
Arkansas City
Sullivan
Atchison
Jones
Blakelay
Gladbach
Bishop Mlege
Halley
Eck
Wichita Carroll
Muncie
Dorado
Lang
Gubler
Reed
Datinson
Schleper
Judet
Jonas
Ottawa AA Team Splits Opening Twinbill in Topeka Duel
Ottawa Post 45 opened its Tri-District League season with a 6 3 loss to Topeka Post 400 as mishandling allowed unearned runs. The clubs met again in a non league game with Ottawa winning 10 1 aided by rookie stars and Tim Jarrell on two hits. Ottawa next hosts Lawrence Babe Ruth at 7:30 p.m. and junior team opens with Tonganoxie at 7 p.m.
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Ottawa American Legion
Topeka
Ottawa
Jeff Turner
Larry Stewart
Sean Patty
Brian Keaton
Roger Morris
Post
Buddy Shay
Terry Middendorf
Jeff Unruh
Smith
Jung
Patty
Brad Keaton
Turner
Stewart
Tim Jarrell
Larry Burgoon
Tim Lancaster
RBI
Chris Gomez
Burgoon
Jarrell
Topekans
Orlis Cox Field
Lawrence
Babe Ruth
Ottawa Junior Legion
Tonganoxie
Burroughs Entered Into OBRL Hall Of Fame At Ottawa Opening
Don Burroughs was inducted into the Ottawa Babe Ruth League Hall of Fame during opening ceremonies. He has coached in Ottawa Little League, Legion teams, and tournament programs, and serves as a booster leader for Ottawa High School activities. The event also featured head coach and officer introductions and presentations to the Ottawa Recreation Commissioners Marstall, Peimann, French, and Beauchamp. The opening exhibitions on the West field saw Lions vs Kiwanis and Rotary vs Sertoma before rain made the infield too wet to continue.
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Ottawa
Don Burroughs
Obrl Hall of Fame
Babe Ruth
Legion
Burroughs
Ottawa Babe Ruth League
Ottawa Recreation Commissioners
Marge Marstall
John Peimann
Harold French
Jack Beauchamp
OBRL
Quisenberry seals Royals win with 11th save
Kansas City reliever Dan Quisenberry pitched with emotion to quiet a Texas Rangers rally in the ninth, preserving a 3-2 Royals victory. He earned his 11th save of the season after entering with two on and no outs. Cesar Geronimo delivered the decisive hit in the eighth, driving in two as Kansas City rallied from a 2-2 tie.
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Quisenberry
Kansas City
George Wright
Bobby Johnson
Buddy Bell
Mike Armstrong
Tike
Cesar Geronimo
Larry Parrish
Rangers
Onix Concepcion
Randy Bass
Bill Stein
Amastis
Hal McRae
Texas
Rick Honeycutt
Willie Sikons
Steve Comer
Honeyeuth
Martin
Otis
Geronimo
Frank White
Dat Zimmer
Geramme
Lamar Johnson
Royals
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Jennifer Garrett
O'Dea
Scott Robinson
Lyndon
LeeAnn Barkdoll
Marais Des Cygnes Valley
Gerette Guilfoyle
Vic Gorton
Baldwin
Doug Delano
Williamsburg
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Kim Hersh
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