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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1980

Page

2

Kings Face Must-Win Game In Suns Series Grit

Kansas City Kings coach Cotton Fitzsimmons warns odds are steep as the team hosts Phoenix in a decisive playoff game after losing 96-93 in game one. Sam Lacey and John MacLeod expect a looser, tighter contest, with free throws and nerves shaping the outcome.

Kansas City, Mo Kansas City Kings Cotton’ Fitzsimmons Phoenix Suns Kings Phoenix National Basketball Association Sam Lacey Fitzsimmons Suns John MacLeod Otis Birdsong Birdsong Houston Moses Malone

Sonics Press Defense Aims To Cripple Trail Blazers In Playoff Game

Seattle relies on its full court pressure as Portland struggles with ball handling and rebounding. Ramsay says Blazers must improve defense and inside play, while Seattle guard Gus Williams keys a 35 point effort leading to a 120 110 opener.

Alex Sachare Associated Press Seattle Lenny Wilkens Sonics National Basketball Association Portland Jack Ramsay Portland Trail Blazers Ramsay Blazers Phoenix Kansas City Houston San Antonio Philadelphia Washington Wilkens Gus Williams

Carter Presses National Security Link In Moscow Boycott Push

Washington AP reports the Carter administration frames national security as the reason to boycott the Moscow Olympic Games. A 29 hour State Department meeting with 31 Olympic sports bodies discussed possible USOC actions and the April 12 vote deadline.

Washington Carter America United States Moscow U.S State Department Harold Brown Warren Christopher White House Lloyd Cutler Christopher Afghanistan USOC House of Delegates

Purtzer sets course record with 64 in Greensboro Open lead

Tom Purtzer fired a PGA Tour course record 64 to take a two stroke first round lead at the Greater Greensboro Open in Greensboro North Carolina. He credited luck and his short game while overcoming eye trouble that forced withdrawal from the pro am. Bob Gilder tied the old 66 record, with Danny Edwards and Craig Stadler at 67.

Greensboro N.C Tom Purtzer Purtzer Forest Oaks Country Club Arizona State Bob Gilder Danny Edwards Craig Stadler Bob Hope

Bowling Scores From Local Leagues Reported Highs

A compilation of bowler highs from multiple leagues lists top marks and totals for players across clubs such as MOONSHINERS FOGLE QUARRY-4 MARKET PLACE-0 OTTAWA TRUCK-1 and more. Notable scores include high games like 205 by C. Medlen and 593 by G. Sears, with totals ranging into the 500s.

Fogle Quarry L. Bayless Market Place A. Moore Ron’s Standard P. Wadkins Ottawa L. Brewer Bienie’s Body Shop P. Bishop Judy's Body Boutique S. Coff

Legion Baseball set to begin in Ottawa this Sunday

Ottawa Legion baseball opens Sunday at 3 p.m. at Orris Cox Field with two teams. AA, under coach Jim Allen, competes in Tri-District League and hosts District 2 AA tournament in late July. A-team led by Cliff Reynolds and George Keaton competes in Kansas City district tourney and Tri-State Championship August 12 at Hoisington.

Ottawa American Legion Orris Cox Field Legion Jim Allen Terry Shisler Cliff Reynolds George Keaton Kansas City Kan State Legion Hoisington Kansas Oklahoma Colorado McPherson Fenton

Progress Seen In Baseball Bargaining Talks

In midtown Manhattan, federal mediator Kenneth Moffett oversaw two hours of bargaining between management and players as they set seven meetings over three weeks to resolve the spring training strike. The sides, aiming to avoid cutting into the regular season, agreed to meet next Tuesday with a May 22 deadline looming if no deal is reached.

NEW York Manhattan Kenneth Moffett Moffett Ray Grebey Marvin Miller Major League Players Association Miller Dallas

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