Ottawa pair falls to Paola at 4A State Tennis
Ottawa duo Jeff Barker and Levi Moore lost 6 3 6 3 to Paola rivals Craig Browning and Mitch Tdol at the 4A State Tennis Tournament. They also dropped an earlier first round 6 4 6 2 to Concordia before defeating Circle in a 6 3 6 3 win. Coach Nile Peterson noted loss of composure and momentum after a 4 4 first-set break.
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Hingis and Graf cruise into French Open second round
Martina Hingis, 16, swept Henrieta Nagyova 6-0 6-2 in 51 minutes while defending champion Steffi Graf defeated Paola Suarez 6-1 6-4 in under an hour. Jim Courier twice rallied from two sets down but lost in five to Magnus Larsson 6-1 6-2 4-6 1-6 6-4. Hingis had surgery after a knee injury from a horse accident on April 21 and hadn't played since April 4.
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Ottawa bats explode as they take nightcap in Legion league
In the nightcap Ottawa rode a two-run double from John Dixon in the seventh to build a three-run cushion. Fredricks went 3-for-4 and Snethen 2-for-4 as Ottawa pounded nine hits but left eight runners aboard. Legions nightcap showcased two RBIs from both teams and strong early offense before the late surge.
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Ottawa hitters progress through four steps of hitting
Barnhart urges Ottawa batters to progress through four steps of hitting as they struggle against Louisburg, noting 19 fly ball outs. The first step is misfortune, the second is under the ball, the third is square contact, and the fourth is hitting everything hard. He remains optimistic, saying we will be all right about the bats.
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Revenue sharing checks head to teams in mail this week
The first 1997 revenue sharing payments will see the New York Yankees pay about 2.8 million while the Detroit Tigers and Montreal Expos each receive around 2.2 million. Thirteen clubs pay and thirteen receive, with exemptions for 1993 expansion teams Colorado and Florida.
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Malone Faces Scrutiny After Cold Playoff Run
In Salt Lake City AP: Karl Malone struggles in Western Conference finals with 28 shots and 18 misses in Game 4 after six rebounds in Game 3. Sloan cites speed against Olajuwon, Malone vows to rise. Series tied 2-2 as Game 5 looms tonight in Houston.
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Albert Pleads Innocent In Sex Assault Case In Virginia
NBC sportscaster Marv Albert appears in Arlington Circuit Court with his fiancee as attorney says he will plead innocent to forcible sodomy and assault charges tied to an February hotel-room incident. A Sept. 22 trial date is set, bail is by recognizance, and mug shots were taken. The 53 year old faces life in prison if convicted. the accuser also faces charges in a separate case.
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Williamsburg girls qualify whole squad for state track meet
At the Class 1A Regional in Emporia, five Williamsburg girls earned state spots by reaching five events. The Panthers finished fifth with 32 points as Amy Reichard, Carlotta Silvey, Alissa Holland, and Chandra Morris won the 800 meter relay, with Morris hampered by an injured leg.
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Vikings, Osage City athletes shine at regional meet
Imel leads field events with pole vault second and high jump, while Peters and Kueser pace sprints and distance runs. Osage City and Wellsville feature multiple qualifiers with Wuerzt and DeBaun among standout female performers in high jump, javelin, long jump and triple jump as regional results list team scores and individual marks across boys and girls.
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