Local Adult Softball and Babe Ruth Schedule Update
A cluttered weekly schedule lists adult softball spring league games at Forest Park and various Babe Ruth and Bambino baseball matchups through early June. Teams such as Wendy’s, P & K Liquor, and Duk Mfg appear in multiple divisions with game times from 4 p.m. to 10 p.m. across several fields, including Drake Field.
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Forest Park
Dirty Doren Va
Wendy's Va
Hetty Enterprise
Crookloor
TP & K Viguor
Pissa
Jouke Love
Uarty Enterprises
Ottawa Veterinarian
Floapital Rpm
P & K Liquor
Pizza
Awe
Hopital Super South
Pam
Duke Mfg
Hagelin Electric Spm
Mr. C'rve
Mansa
Weidnesday
Forest Park Men’s Leage
Fashion Inc
Clivas Ve
Monte Misfits
Peoples Bank of Kansas
Wellsville Merchants
Bones Transportation
Wendy's
the Naturals
Leagu Forest Park
the Unknowns
Dodd's Memorials
Crouches Abstract & Pom
Optimists
Eagles
Rotery
Elke
Lions Kiwania
Church softball Friday action at Fort Park league games
Local church softball schedule lists Friday games at Fort Park. Matches include Capus Ogawa Bible versus North Baptist, 2 petty league contests, and Evening events at 7 00 pm. Attendance requested for community.
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Fort Park Men's League Capus
Ogawa Bible Wa
North
Assible of God
Welleville Bapest
Gamea Nacarne
Ottawa High girls tie for third in 5A high jump at state
Elizabeth Lemp and Kendra Kahler of Ottawa High tied for third with 5-3 on the first day of the Class 5A state track meet at Wichita State. Amber Mounday of Valley Center won 5-7, Blue Valley’s Angie Trogden was second 5-5. Lemp, Kahler, and fellow Cyclones posted regional marks and faced hurdles as Kahler ran prelims, finishing sixth in the 300 hurdles after the high jump. Two Cyclone freshmen, Jordan Burns and Sarah Alexander, added top finishes in discus and javelin respectively.
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Scott Hollister
Wichita
Ottawa High
Elizabeth Lemp
Kendra Kahler
Kahler
Wichita State
Cessna Stadium
Cyclone
Lemp
Mounday
OHS
Jordan Burns
Herald File
Area track meet day one yields strong Garnett showings
Garnett girls’ shot put rivals Diane Hiner and Dawn McKinney placed second and sixth in Class 4A as Wamega’s Kim Purkeypile led prelims with 41-24. Hiner won a close race for second at 37-9, while McKinney totaled 36-0. Other area results include Baldwin and Wellsville high jump placings, Baldwin javelin and Waverly long jump entries, and Marais des Cygnes Valley triple jump. Additional Friday results to run Monday.
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Scott Hollister
Wichita
Garnett
Wichita State
Cessna Stadium
Diane Hiner
Dawn McKinney
Wamega
Kim Purkeypile
Hiner
McKinney
Marais Des Cygnes Valley
Billy Jo Sowers
Rangers rally past Royals on Palmer late homer
In Kansas City, Dean Palmer drove in four, including a two run ninth inning homer, as the Texas Rangers defeated the Kansas City Royals 5-3. Kevin Brown won his eighth, the majors first eight game winner, with a complete game and five strikeouts.
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Dean Palmer
Texas Rangers
Kansas City Royals
Kevin Brown
Geno Petralli
Jeff Montgomery
Palmer
Bulls clinch NBA finals with 99 94 win over Cavaliers
In Richfield Ohio the Bulls beat the Cavaliers 99 94 to advance to the NBA Finals behind Michael Jordan and Scottie Pippen. Jordan missed 15 of 20 shots but Jonian’s late three plus Pippen’s 29 points and 12 rebounds sealed the series. The Bulls will meet Penland after their West finals victory over Utah.
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Scottie Pippen
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Pippen
Chicago
Daly takes Nets challenge after Pistons exit
Chuck Daly agreed to coach the New Jersey Nets, saying he will give all players a fair shot after a turbulent season. The Nets, led by Bill Fitch before his resignation, faced internal clashes, limited rookie Kenny Anderson playing time, and rumors of a major front-office change. Daly aims to reshape a franchise with playoff history and internal strife.
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East Rutherford
N.J
Chuck Daly
New Jersey Nets
Daly
Nets
Bill Fitch
Fitch
Kenny Anderson
Jim Valvano
NL President Bitter About Issue Shapes Race in Baseball
ATLANTA AP Bill White outgoing National League president defends his tenure and says a Black successor will have more freedom to speak on racism. He cites Jackie Robinson as a precedent and reveals he nominated Hank Aaron to seek the job, with Bob Watson also discussed as a candidate.
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Atlanta
Bill White
White
Black Coaches Association
National League
Jackie Robinson
Jackie
Mark Fom
Hank Aaron
Atlanta Braves
Baseball
Aaron
Bob Watson
Watson
The
Houston Astos
Astros
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