Recreation Commission Update for Ottawa Fall Programs
The Ottawa Recreation Commission invites participation in fall sports programs and activities. Office hours are Monday to Friday 9 am to 5 pm at 115 West 4th Street. Help wanted: part time volleyball officials, softball score keepers, aerobics instructors, and youth soccer staff. Apply 8 am to 5 pm, weekdays, at the ORC office. Country Western Dance event offered by ORC.
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City and sports activity schedule begins September 18
City offers line dance swing and couples classes starting September 18 at Ottawa venues with $10 per person or $20 per couple. Water exercise starts September 16 at Ottawa University with eight 50 minute sessions for $10. Aerobics runs Tuesdays and Thursdays at Ottawa Middle School with $10 for eight sessions beginning September 19. Fall coed and men and women volleyball leagues and fall softball schedule list teams, times, and venues across Ottawa, including Merchants, Hiatt Chilc, and Town and Country Supply venues.
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the Stuffers
Wellsville
Broncos edge Baldwin in overtime thriller
Spring Hill rallied to tie Baldwin 6-6 in the fourth quarter then won 12-6 in OT. Tra vis Torrez scored on a 2 yard run after Bill McClaskey's 37 yard TD run tied the game. Bulldogs outgained 167 to 160 yards, fumbled four times, and failed to score in the second half.
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Jay Harris
BHS
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Bulldogs
Chiefs coach hopes to snap Denver jinx in opener
Marty Schottenheimer seeks to end a 0-4 record against the Broncos as the Chiefs face Denver at Mile High. KC brings 18 new players while Denver features 17 new faces, including 10 rookies, in a youth move as Dan Reeves and staff reassess a defense with more size and speed.
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Steve DeBerg
Dan Reeves
Late touchdown wins Lyndon 6-0 over Burlingame
Lyndon Tigers edge Burlingame 6-0 as Alvin Creekmore scores on a 19-yard run with 6:20 left in a defensive battle. Bryan McGonigle set up the touchdown with an interception. Burlingame drives to Lyndon 1 but stalls. Lyndon improves to 2-0, heading to Lebo next Friday.
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Gubicza signs contract with win over Twins
Mark Gubicza pitched seven innings of five hit shutout ball as Kansas City topped Minnesota 6-0. George Brett drove in two on career 2,500th hit, while Danny Tartabull added a homer and two RBIs and Bo Jackson homered. Royals build early lead and finish with a six hitter.
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Bob Boone
Greg Gagne
Yankees Rally To Hand A's a 5-1 Loss
Mel Hall belted a two run homer his 14th of the season to spark New York past Oakland 5-1 ending Dave Stewart bid for 20th win. Hall's drive helped build a 5-0 lead after four innings as Dale Mohorcic worked five innings in relief and the duo held the A’s to five hits.
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Angels Edge Red Sox 2-1 Behind Washington's Key Hits
Claudell Washington homered and doubled to drive in both Angels runs as he returned to the lineup in California. Bert Blyleven pitched seven strong innings, holding Boston to five hits while matching his 15-4 record and snapping a two-game skid. Washington opened the game with a double and later belted a three-run drive to the right-field seats for a 2-0 lead.
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Ottawa Church League Softball Tourney Planned
The annual Ottawa men’s Church League softball tournament will be held on Saturday September 16 at Orlis Cox Field. Churches from Franklin Miami or Douglas counties may join with a sixty dollar entry fee and a guarantee of three games. Proceeds go to a local benevolent fund aiding families in need. To enter contact Rev. Paul Winkler at 242-5111 or Rev. Clyde Greisen at 242-4368 before September 14.
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Orlis Cox Field
Franklin
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Douglas Counties
Tri-County
Paul Winkler
Clyde Greisen
Ottawa Women's Golf Tournament Flights Scheduled
The Ottawa Women's Golf Association reports ongoing play with 18-hole championship and A matches and 9-hole flights. Players should check the schedule and players in their flights, with 9 a.m. tea off. Those not yet in matches will toss balls for partners, lunch orders to follow.
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