Ottawa Area Sports Schedule And Results Brief
Volleyball games dominate the week with Ottawa at Santa Fe Trail at 5 30 pm and MACV against KSD in 1A regional at Williamsburg 6 30 pm. Basketball and tennis results include Styles over CDC 11 15 15 6 and Agler Gaeddert over Fam Ties 14 16 15 2 14 7, plus power standings for Agler Styles Family Ties and CDC. Water aerobics details and registration contacts listed for ORC offices.
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Baseball and NBA Transactions Noted by AP Monday
AP Monday sports transactions cover baseball moves including Mike Flanagan as pitching coach for the Orioles and Dennis Cook claimed by the Indians. Angels place John Dapson on waivers for unconditional release. White Sox decline 1995 option on Pay Assenmacher. Cubs fire Tom Trebelhorn while Cardinals activate Donovan Osborne and Rick Sutcliffe from the 60 day list. Willie McGee elects free agency. Mariners extend Lou Piniella. In NBA action Cleveland waives Marcus Liberty and Bill Edwards.
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Lou Piniella
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Tom Trebelhom
ST. Louis Cardinals
Donovan Osborne
Rick Sutcliffe
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Willie McGee
National Basketball Association
Cleveland
Marcus Liberty
Bill Edwards
Wellsville Faces Tough District Tests Against Osage City
Wellsville coached by Bill Oshel says the district race with Osage City Central Heights and Pomona is even as the Eagles aim to build on a 1-0 district start. After a 27-0 loss to Anderson County they regrouped with a 12-7 win over Gardner and a 42-6 victory over Pomona featuring 419 total yards and quarterback Kyle Deterding.
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Bill Oshel
Pomona
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Anderson County
Osher
Gardner
Kyle Deterding
NHL Locked-Out Stars Play Overseas in Finland
Esa Tikkanen and Christian Ruuttu play for IFK while Jarkko Varvio skates for HPK as locked out NHL players find work in Finland. Teemu Selanne joins Jokerit in Helsinki after IIHF reversal clears NHL players to compete in Europe. Selanne rehabbing Achilles tendon and had practiced 90 minutes with Kurri and Fasel present.
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Esa Tikkanen
Christian Ruuttu
IFK
Jarkko Varvio
HPF
Finland
Akgarrt
Antothe
Teemu Selanne
Helsinki
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Selanne
Winnipeg Jets
Montana Triumph Pushes Chiefs Past Broncos in Denver
Joe Montana engineered a dramatic comeback, guiding Kansas City to a 31 28 victory at Mile High Stadium. Montana connected on a 5 yard touchdown pass to Willie Davis with eight seconds left, snapping an 11 game skid in Denver and giving Marty Schottenheimer his first win there.
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Baseball talks move toward Washington in bargaining session
EW YORK AP reports movement in baseball labor talks with a Wednesday bargaining session led by mediator W J Usery. The dispute over free agency continues as 17 more players seek eligibility, four delayed by service time rules. Eugene Orza says the union may challenge the position in a yet undecided forum. Twelve players total face the free agency block amid ongoing tension.
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Kansas City
Tom Gordon
Atlanta
Gregg Olson
Colorado
Greg Harris
Los Angeles
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Eugene Orza
Jack McDowell
Chicago White Sox
Jim Abbott
New York Yankees
Kenny Rogers
Texas
Erik Hanson
Cincinnati
Haag stars as OMS tops Turner 26 to 14 in Kansas City
Ottawa Middle School clinches a 26-14 victory over Turner with Clayton Haag scoring three touchdowns and gaining 175 yards on 27 carries. Chad Hull connects with Darren Trinkle for a 6 yard score, and Casey Black anchors the line as OMS finishes 5-2.
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Ottawa
Turner
Clayton Haag
Haag
Chad Hull
Darren Trinkle
OMS
Casey Black
Travis Brownrigg
Vikings JV Triumph as Broce Pearson Spark Win over Humboldt
Central Heights JV beat Humboldt 24 18 at home as James Broce and Phillip Pearson each scored two touchdowns. Broce had a 60 yard kickoff return and a 10 yard run while Pearson added 27 and 28 yard rushing scores. Vikings finish season 3 4.
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James Broce
Phillip Pearson
Central Heights
Humboldt
Broce
Pearson
Vikings
O'Dea resignation on ORC meeting agenda
The Ottawa Recreation Commission will hold its regular meeting at 6 30 p m Wednesday at the Don Woodward Center. The main agenda item is the resignation of director Brad O'Dea.
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Ottawa Recreation Commission
Don Woodward
Brad O'Dea
Wild season predicted as undefeated teams clash with bowl bans
ESPNs Beano Cook foresees a wild college football season with five undefeated teams potentially missing bowls due to conference commitments or sanctions. Penn State could land in the Rose Bowl while Auburn and Texas A M face probation restrictions.
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Beano Cook
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Nebraska
Tigers
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Auburn
Cook
Florida State
Kruzel Wins Herald Football Contest Upset Victory
John Kruzel rode major and minor upsets to victory in the Herald Football contest missing two games and earning $20. Charlie Finch had the closest tiebreaker score for Nebraska vs Kansas State and won $10, with Ron Averyt $5 for next closest. About 20 ballots were within five games of the leader. grand prize requires a ballot in every contest.
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John Kruzel
Cnties
Charlie Finch
Nebraska
Kansas State
Ron Averyt
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