Ottawa Legion reorganizes with new coaches and three-class system
Statewide changes bring Ottawa Legion to two local teams, AA for 17 and Junior for 16. Kansas adds a three-class format with Junior up to 17 and A up to 18 in small schools. Ottawa tryouts set for April 18–19 at Orris Cox Field with new coaches Walt Dengel and Dewayne Grace guiding the AA, and Raymond Shaffer Brad Brill coaching the Junior. Don Burroughs becomes secretary-treasurer as Pete Cearfoss remains a representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Ottawa
Kansas
Junior Legion
Legion
Orris Cox Field
Ottawa AA
Walt Dengel
Jim Allen
Dengel
Dewayne Grace
Allen
Ottawa Legion
Raymond Shaffer
Brad Brill
George Keaton
Cliff Reynolds
Don Burroughs
Terry Ostmeyer
Pete Cearfoss
Forest Park
Toelp
Ralston
Neb
Hays
Nicklaus Opens Four Strokes Ahead at Masters
Jack Nicklaus surged to a four-stroke lead at Augusta as he fired a 65 in the second round, totaling 135 for 36 holes. Lon Hinkle, Tom Watson, Greg Norman and Bruce Lietzke chased at 139, while stars like Graham, Green, Miller, Floyd and Player trailed. Defending champ Ballesteros and Arnold Palmer failed to contend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Jack Nicklaus
Lon Hinkle
Nicklaus
Hinkle
Tom Watson
Greg Norman
Bruce Lietzke
Watson
David Graham
PGA
Hubert Green
Johnny Miller
Ray Floyd
Gary Player
Floyd
Hale Irwin
Seve Ballesteros
Spain
Arnold Palmer
Tainted Tallies Fail Royals
Orioles edge Royals 5-3 on opening day as Sammy Stewart retires George Brett with two on and two out in the ninth. Ken Singleton and Rick Dempsey homer, Steve Stone starts, 50,317 in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
George Brett
Sammy Stewart
Baltimore Orioles
Kansas City Royals
Willie Wilson
Hal McRae
Stewart
Brett
U.L. Washington
Frank White
Earl Weaver
Tippy Martinez
Sammy
Ken Singleton
Rick Dempsey
Orioles
Clint Hurdle
John Wathan
Royals
Otis
DeCinces
Stone
Hurdle
Kansas City
Wilson
Bumbry Cf
Ano McRae
Dayer
Dien
Brett Ab
Soto Hingletn
Aikens
Dwyer
Voog
Murray
Geronim If
DeCnes
Sakata
Riyo Quirk
Phelps Hove Belangi
Dempsey
Singleton
Wathan
Hoenicke
Bilso
Gura
Martin
Baltimore Stone
Lawrence South and Ottawa Shine in Ninth Grade Meet
Lawrence South teams beat Ottawa 95 27 in boys events with Demby Fuller and Schultze leading hur dles and pole vault. Lawrence South girls edged Ottawa 77 42 with Haworth Comiller and Rankin top performers in sprints and relays. Ottawa set several school marks including a 4:44.16 mile relay and 49.03 high jump.
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Lawrence South
Ottawa
Demby
Fuller
South
Schultze
Larkin
Kimball
Soutt
Edwards
AhShappnek
Comets
Vanschmus
South, A0, 440 Dash— Kimball
Larki
Talielson
Beerbowar
Bradley
Kelley
Faster
Blubaugh
Hodges
Hart
Shorter
Badgher
Sagin
Shutt
Connell
Vanschous
Conner
Domby
Baugher
Evers
Haworth
Comiller
Lucas
Durossette
Rankin
Fulton
Frank
Davis
Daniels
Kunkle
Bowers
Gomiller
Sams
Cole
Oftawa
Hill
Waggoner
Cowdin
Gunther
Otawas
Gowen
Cowan
Karlin
Watts
Hockenburg
Houseworth
Platz
Carroll
Grainer
Otawa
Hammerschmidt
Weatherbee
Todd
Courtney
Rumford
Wiggins
Alexander
King
Tomhick
Malone
Dash
Hockantury
Lawrance South
Spires
Eller
Towner
Farman
Pennington
Rauckman
Givens
Osawa
Ferguson
Wiederholt
Hathaway
Clinton
Rovey
Alvenbernd
Ward
Griffen
Player
Shuck
Dodson
Congreve
Marquass
Whiteford
Edmond
City Schedule O.R.¢ Week of April 12 1981 Volleyball
The April 12 1981 city schedule lists multiple volleyball matches across venues including High Gym North Baptist Center Court West Court and East Court with teams such as Clothes Hanger Lazy L Langley’s Westminster Jokers and Spikers. Leisure activities cover adult tennis classes genealogy introduction to genealogy kid wrestling soccer signups and baseball/softball signups with notes on league standings and recent winners.
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O.R
Dunter High
Lazy L
Haley Abstract
Langley’s
Westminster
Jaycee Jaynes
North Baptist
Sidekicks
Ottawa Truck
Waymire’s
Baldwin Real Estate
Jokers
Big Shy Ve. Servatius Pimb
Challengers
L.C.C
GEM Const
Killough, Inc
Spikers
A&t Body Shop
West Court
C.R.C.C. No
Scared Heart
Bottoms Up
Rantoul
Crooks Floors
G&m Tavern
Rock House
Williamsburg
Wallsville
Wellsville
East Court
Flash
Alley Shop
Dave's Conoco
Ottawa Bible
Tigers
Assembly of God
Loyd Builders
Court Clowns
C. No.2
Colound
CW Carpel
King Radia
First Baptist
Jaycees
Knights of Columbus
Nat Kings
Our Own Hardware
Havens Steal
Pizza Hut
Sacred Heart's
Vallay Dalles
Taylor Grocery
Transportation, Inc
Smith Family
T-Shirt Factory
Plaza Villagers
Wal-Mart
Green Acres
Neosho Const
First Ladies
GEM Tavern
GOLD
GAM Tavern
Silver Smith Family
Ottawa
Westminster Alley
Blue Taylor Grocery
Valley Dailies
White North Baptist
Stars Jockers
Big Sky
Servatius Pimb
Mi Youth Center
Kandi Knabe
Beth Byrd
T—Room Wa O.H
Genelle Stevens
Topeka
Salina
Wedman's late shot lifts Kings past Suns 93-92 in playoff thriller
Scott Wedman hit a 10 foot jumper with five seconds left as Kansas City edged Phoenix 93-92 to take a 2-1 lead in the Western Conference semifinals. Wedman scored 22, Grunfeld 17, Johnson and Adams 19 each for the Suns. Reggie King led KC with 29. The series resumes Sunday in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Scott Wedman
Phoenix
Walter Davis
Reggie King
Kings
Dennis Johnson
Alvan Adams
Adams
Ernie Grunfeld
Sam Lacey
Jeff Cook
Davis
King
Wedman
Joe C. Meriweather
Grunfeld
Johnson
Suns
Sixers Take 2-1 Edge Behind Erving and Dawkins
Julius Erving and Darryl Dawkins each scored 23 points to power Philadelphia past Milwaukee 108-103, moving the 76ers into a 2-1 lead in the Eastern Conference semifinal. Maurice Cheeks added 19 as Marques Johnson led the Bucks with 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Julius Erving
Darryl Dawkins
Maurice Cheeks
Philadelphia
Milwaukee Bucks
76Ers
Dawkins
Cheeks
Marques Johnson
Bucks
Lionel Hollins
Malone carries Rockets to 112 99 win over Spurs
Moses Malone scored 41 points and grabbed 15 rebounds to lift Houston past San Antonio 112 99 and take a 2 1 lead in the NBA Western Conference semifinal. Malone dominated late in the first half with dunks and powered the rally as George Gervin and Ron Brewer contributed for the Spurs. Robert Reid added 25 for the Rockets while Mark Olberding and Paul Griffin anchored the Spurs in a tight contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Moses Malone
San Antonio Spurs
Rockets
Malone
Hook
del Harris
Spur
Mark Olberding
Paul Griffin
Spurs
George Gergin
Ron Brewer
Robert Reid
San Antonio
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Augusta National Golf Club
Norman
Lietzke
Jose Morales
Gary Roenicke
Renie Martin
Steve Stone
Ith & Sycamore
Eisenhower
Garfield
Eisenhowe
Sac
Heart
Lincoln
O.R.C
C.R.C
Fisk Muzzles
Fenway Park
Boston
Carlton Fisk
Chicago White Sox
Red Sox
Fisk
Dwight Evans
Gary Allenson
Britt Burns
Lamarr Hoyt
Evans
Allenson
White Sox
Jim Morrison
Tony Bernazard
Morrison
Bernazard
Ron LeFlore
John Musick
Princeton
Kings Shade Suns
Junior Bridgeman
Bob Lanier
Lanier
Erving
Caldwell Jones
Hollins
Bloomington
Minn
Tony Armas
Dwayne Murphy
Rick Langford
Oakland A
Minnesota Twins
Oakland
Rickey Henderson
Fred Stanley
Murphy
Henderson
Armas
Ottawa Country Club
P. Wiggins
P. Hill
J. Claterbos
Elder
Fredeen
J. Foulks
LeMassier
Killough
P, Elliott
Cutting
H. Kramer
Warnock
A. Moherman
L. Sheldon
D. Cravens
J. Schultz
B. Cummings
M. Schneider
S. Gillette
Bob Miller
Cimarron Ins. Co
Continental Ins. Co
Continental Western
Hartford Ins
Marysville Mutual Western
Fort Scott
Trinity Ins. Co
Ottawa Insurance Agency
East Second
Hope Cemetery
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