Recreation results from TM mw SVFTB league Tuesday
Reports from the ALEAGUE and WOMEN'S SOFTBALL slow-pitch show multiple games. Notable line scores include Neutron Blues over Midland Bank 16-6, Don Rau Ford over Hesston 8-7, and J P Tire over Circle E 4-3 with Trip Hedrick earning the win. Debuts include several 3-for-3 hitters and home runs by Jerry Yee and Kerry Clark among others.
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L A in line for 1984 Olympics bid amid concerns
The IOC shows openness to Los Angeles as 1984 host if pursued, but fears a sole U S candidate. Montreal debt dampens interest. Bids due Oct 31 and decision set for Athens session next year. Other U S cities named include Atlanta Miami New York Washington Chicago.
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Martz Lifts South Carolina To CWS Final Three
Randy Martz pitched South Carolina to a 5-4 win over Southern Illinois to reach the College World Series final four. He improved to 14-0 with two series clinching wins and was praised by coach June Raines and shaken by early Saluki homers before firing back in the clutch. South Carolina faces Arizona State while Southern Illinois meets Cal State Los Angeles in elimination games.
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Five elected to Kansas Hall of Fame in Ottawa ceremony
Five new members Richard L. Peters Ralph Houk S Dean Evans Sr Louis Rabbitt Weller and Jim Ryan were elected by the Kansas State Athletic Commission for the All Sports Hall of Fame. Induction will occur at a banquet in Ottawa on October 26.
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