Nicklaus Loses Masters Lead In Turbulent Round
Curtis Strange and Craig Stadler shared the second-round lead at the Masters after rounds of 70 and 69 as Jack Nicklaus slipped from front to 2 behind. Tom Kite and Tom Watson rallied to 145 and 146 respectively, with Watson preserving his Masters bid despite a shaky start.
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Augusta
Jack Nicklaus
Curtis Strange
Craig Stadler
Strange
Nicklaus
Augusta National Golf Club
Stadler
Tom Kite
Tom Watson
Gilley’s
Houston
Happy Kite
Kite
Watson
Ray Floyd
Seve Ballesteros
Spain
Floyd
Otis Slam Carries KC Over Tigers
Amos Otis hit a grand slam in the first inning as the Kansas City Royals defeated the Detroit Tigers 4 2 in the 1982 AL home opener. Larry Gura worked 12 straight to steady the mound after a leadoff single, while Detroit produced two seventh inning runs. The game was played in mid 40s temperatures.
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Kansas City
Amos Otis
Kansas City Royals
Detroit Tigers
Jack Morris
Larry Gura
Ed Miller
Tigers
Detroit
Gura
Morris
Tom Paquette
John Wathan
George Brett
Willie Aikens
Otis
Larry Herndon
John Wackenfuss
Lance Parrish
Herndon
Wockenfuss
Kings Rip Jazz in 115-99 Victory in Kansas City
Ernie Grunfeld, Mike Woodson and Steve Johnson led the Kings with 64 points in a 115-99 win over the Utah Jazz. Grunfeld 23, Johnson 21, Woodson 20. Utah's Jeff Wilkins poured in 37 off the bench as Dantley sat out with a family death.
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Kansas City
Ernie Grunfeld
Mike Woodson
Steve Johnson
Kansas City Kings
National Basketball Association
Utah Jazz
Grunfeld
Kings
Johnson
Woodson
Jazz
Utah
Jeff Wilkins
Adrian Dantley
City Schedule O R C Volleyball Week of April 12 1982
The city league posts week by week regular play for volleyball with court assignments at East Court Middle School and West Court. Includes team names, match times, and BYE notes, plus last week’s winners and sign-up details through April 29.
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O.R.C
East Court Middle School
Ray's Body Shop No
Assembly of God
First National Bank
Green Acres
North Baptist (M
Knights of Columb
Rework Rejects
DeLavel Dairy
Budge's Sports Center
Smith Family Center
Valley Goilies
Court
Wallis Kirby
Transportation Inc
Haley's Harem
Taylor Grocery
Ottawa
Alley Shop
G&m Tavern
Saddleback
West Court
Stevenson's Body Shop
Wesleyan
Duke Mig
Fall Guys
Leadbetters
No Names
Super Truckers
Ottawa Jaycees
Croucher Abstract
Rantoul
Baseball Scores and Local Spring Meet Notices
Milwaukee leads 15 to 4 over Toronto while several games and many activities span the weekend. Sunday schedules include Chicago at New York, Montreal at Philadelphia, and Houston at Atlanta, plus youth sports signups and a spring organizational meeting at Ottawa Middle School.
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Associated Press
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Milwaukee
Boston
Cleveland
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Toronto
California
Minnesota
Oakland
Seattle
Chicago
Texas
Kansas City
Chica
Caldwell
Clancy
Koosman
Guidry
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Moore
Langford
Patty
Leonard
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Houston
Atlanta
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Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Rhoden
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Mura
Zachty
Falcone
Bird
Gale
Soto
Eichelberger
Valenzuela
Gullickson
Ruthven
Ruble
Bedrosian
St.Louis
Wesday
Brewers Open With A Bang In 15-4 Win Over Blue Jays
Milwaukee jumped to a six run first inning, powered by Cecil Cooper two run double and Ben Oglivie two run homer as the Brewers routed Toronto 15-4 in the season opener. Robin Yount and Cooper each had three hits as Milwaukee totaled 15. Blue Jays suffered first home opener loss since joining the league, Bobby Cox debut spoiled. Pitcher Pete Vukovich fanned three in six innings before Jamie Easterly finished.
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Philadelphia
Andre Dawson
Steve Rogers
Montreal Expos
Philadelphia Phillies
Expos
Pittsburgh
Rogers
Gary Matthews
Mike Schmidt
George Vuckovich
Maddox
Dawson
Larry Christenson
Toronto
Cecil Cooper
Ben Oglivie
Milwaukee Brewers
Toronto Blue Jays
Robin Yount
Cooper
Milwaukee
Blue Jay
Bobby Cox
Blue Jays
Mark Bomback
Dale Murray
Pete Vukovich
Jamie Easterly
Big First Propels Unbeaten Braves
Braves start fast with a five run first inning in the home opener, backing Dale Murphy’s two run homer. Houston’s Don Sutton struggles as Glenn Hubbard, Claydell Washington reach on a walk and single, aiding Atlanta’s early lead. Tommy Boggs works six innings, Al Hrabosky holds the line as Astros score in seventh. final 6-2 Braves.
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Atlanta
Dale Murphy
Braves
Houston Astros
Don Sutton
Glenn Hubbard
Claydell Washington
Washington
Hubbard
Alan Ashby
Tony Scott
Bob Horner
Horner
Murphy
Bruce Benedict
Rafael Ramirez
Tommy Boggs
al Hrabosky
Astros
Jose Cruz
Ashby
Ray Knight
Old Pro Lifts Reds By Giants
Frank Pastore went the distance with a four hitter and Johnny Bench drove in three as the Cincinnati Reds shut out the San Francisco Giants 7-0. Cincinnati scored in the first on walks and a Driessen single, then benched scoring on a fourth inning rally and added runs through the game, including a sixth inning single and an eighth inning fielder's choice.
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Cincinnati
Frank Pastore
Johnny Bench
Cincinnati Reds
San Francisco Giants
Dan Schatzeder
Reds
Dan Driessen
Bench
Milt May
Paul Householder
Householder
Driessen
Mike Vail
Alex Trevino
Schatzeder
Chase Schatzeder
Dave Concepcion
Cesar Cedeno
Vail
Jim Barr
Trevino
Concepcion
Cedeno
Homer Boosts Twins Into AL West Lead
In Minneapolis, Kent Hrbek hit a leadoff seventh inning homer off Angel Moreno to lift the Minnesota Twins to a 2-1 win over the California Angels. Al Williams pitched a four-hit game with six strikeouts to earn the victory as Gary Gaetti added a double after Hrbek's homer.
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Minneapolis
Kent Hrbek
Minnesota Twins
California Angels
Hrbek
Twins
Angel Moreno
al Williams
Angels
Tim Foli
Doug DeCinces
Minnesota
Jesus Vega
Gary Gaetti
Moreno
Stan Bahnsen
Bahnsen
The
Montreal
Ottawa High Adds Bonner Meet To Schedule
Ottawa High School fills two week gap by adding the Bonner Springs Invitational to its track schedule. A full OHS boys squad will compete next Thursday while Cyclone girls run at KU Relays in Lawrence Friday and Saturday. The Iola Invitational was canceled, and Bishop Miege Relays are skipped this spring. Both OHS teams compete in the Blue Valley Relays today.
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Ottawa High
OHS
Cyclone
Lawrence
Ottawa
Cyclones
Women's Golf Tuesday Pairings at Ottawa Country Club
Tuesday matchups at Ottawa Country Club feature Gleason Chesbro and Wassmer in a trio along with Foulks Wiggins Killough. Other groups include Bowers Sheldon L Moherman Cutting M A Moherman Warnock and Bouska South Chrismer Kramer Badgely Gillette Hill Claterbos Schneider LeMaster.
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Gleason-Chesbro-Wassmer
Foulks- Wiggins-Killough
Bowers-Sheldon
Moherman
Cutting
M.A. Moherman
Warnock
Bouska
South
Chrismer
Kramer-Badgely
Gillette
Hill- Claterbos
Schneider
LeMaster
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Flatland Supply
First Ladies
Crooks Floors
Tlaste
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Farm Bureau
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Roy’s Body Shop
Loyd Builders
Pizza Hut
Westminster
Killough Inc
GAM Tavern
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Haley's Haram
Ottawa Teuck
Smith Family
New Venture
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Baldwin Real Estate
Croucher
Bogle
Roy's Body Shop
Haven's Steel
Six Pack
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Ines
GEM Tavern
Super Trucker
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Servatius Plumbing
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Ottawa Middle School
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Little League Baseball & Girls
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