ORC Update and Fall Sports Listings in Ottawa
Ottawa Recreation Commission hours at 115 West 4th Street extend Monday through Friday 9 to 5 with added Saturday sessions starting Aug 19 for youth play. Halloween party set Oct 30 for 5th and 6th graders with a haunted house and costume contest. Also open calls for men’s basketball officials and registrations for aerobics, water exercise, country western dance, and multiple leagues across fall including fall softball and volleyball with game schedules and venues listed.
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ORC
Ottawa Recreation Commission
West 4Th Street
W. 4Th
Weather delays World Series at Candlestick Park
Rain heads toward the Bay Area as Game 3 of the World Series is postponed by a developing storm. Dave Stewart and Mike Moore to start for Oakland, Don Robinson and Scott Garret for San Francisco, with conditions raising doubts about Candlestick Park readiness and ongoing earthquake recovery efforts in San Francisco.
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San Francisco
Candlestick Park
Bay Area
National Weather Service
Dave Stewart
Oakland
Mike Moore
Athletics
Tony la Russa
Bob Welch
Don Robinson
Giants
Scott Garretts
Rickey Henderson
Candlestick
Will Clark
Arizona
Suill
Kelly Downs
Don Fehr
Major League Baseball
Ers’ Association
Michael Casdia
el Sobrante
Calif
Chiefs Coach Praises Own Hard-Hitting Opponent Cowboys
Kansas City coach Marty Schottenheimer praised the 1989 Dallas Cowboys for their effort, while noting Dallas remains winless at 0-6. The Chiefs, 2-4, face Steve Pelluer possibly debuting against his former teammates, with Steve Walsh and Christian Okoye set to play key roles as KC stresses a strong ground attack.
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Marty Schottenheimer
Dallas Cowboys
Schottenheimer
Chiefs
Los Angeles Raiders
Cowboys
Jimmy Johnson
San Francisco
Herschel Walker
Walker
Dallas
Steve Pelluer
Steve DeBerg
Pelluer
Ron Jaworski
Raiders
Schottenheier
Osage City Rallies But Falls to Silver Lake 42 6
In a Class 3A district clash, state-ranked Silver Lake rolled to a 42-6 win over Osage City after four second‑quarter touchdowns. Osage City, missing a spark after a late opening frame, finished with 172 yards while Silver Lake piled up 347 total yards. Pearson led Osage City with 73 rushing yards, and the Indians wrap their season hosting Northern Heights.
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Silver Lake
Osage City
Indians
Clark Pearson
Eagles
Scott Sloop
Pearson
Osage
Les Hultgren
Mickey Crump
State
Hultgren
Martin Lane
Norther Heights
Santa Fe Trail blank Baldwin in 38-0 district win
Santa Fe Trail rolled to a 38-0 victory over Baldwin in a Class 4A district game. John Burchett rushed for 228 yards on 17 carries including a 49-yard TD, while Steve Woods added 123 yards on 15 carries with three scores. Baldwin managed just 46 yards offense as SFT outgained 488 total rushing yards to 351. Baldwin hosts Perry Lecompton next Friday to close the season.
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Baldwin
Baldwin Bulldogs
Bulldogs
Santa Fe Trail
Chargers
BHS
SFT
John Burchett
Steve Woods
Todd Mochamer
Mike Homberger
Allen Bradley
Stan Johanning
Slade Dillon
Brett Beach
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Haley Abstract
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Pat Wiggins
Kay Shaughnessy
Mary Hepner
Serena Boyer
Clarice Dengel
Barbra Schrag
Susan Wiesner
Steve Walsh
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Tribune & All Rights
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