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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1980

Page

2

Braves demote Horner amid slump and All Star ballot shock

Braves third baseman Bob Horner, once NL Rookie of the Year, is optioned to Richmond AAA after a 1-for-32 stretch and six errors in nine games. Horner and executive vice president Al Thornwell describe the move as stunned but demanding quick return.

Atlanta Bob Horner Atlanta Braves Bobby Cox Horner Associated Press Braves Richmond al Thornwell Cincinnati Cox Ted Turner

Junior High Track Team Scores Across Oregon Trail Meet

Readout of seventh and eighth grade boys and girls events from the Oregon Trail meet. Winners include Quinn and Wasmund in multiple runs, Stewart and Kaub in field events, and Ottawa, Oregon, and SFT teams placing across hurdles sprints relays pole vault and jumps with times and distances noted.

Bove Ottawa St Sarita Smith Oregon Porter Watts Ottawa Quinn Carpanter Nearmeyer Gabrier Skiles Ward Allan Carpenter Ray Stewart Otana Dumni Hayward Kennedy Fredericks Strobel Blaylock Thomason Rami Harley Lyman Kellup Burroughs Dash— Quinn Dragon Bird Hartley P. Katling Col Hardcles Deiton Palassia Harrison Brockman Faust Blakeley Laine Miller Wasmund Karrison Seminger Childress Kissey Salsbury A Childress Pendleton Harlan McKinney Delton DeClemans Kaub Shiver Roach Fischer Wolf Oregon Trail Hetlner Roberts Evans Cash Edwards Keaton Wagenes Taylor Billick Otawas Broadbeck Elsbernd Vagenes Lies Kelley Shepard Foltz Ping Phillips Schutte Regan Showater Hornung Sjogren Olaway Robinson Folkan Burns Montagmery Minter Bodeher Keeling Falken McCrae Rodgers Hurdoles Hughes Oragan Lang Larson Cartright Johnson Oregan Baker Duncan Hanson Maxwell Otiswe C. Rowley Khatchadourian Garcia Cottman Hales Otawa Bowles Bacon Hodges Frank Or Hugl Hanes Reed Eakins Dahiseng Gordon Char Brewer Rook Young Siles Dash Abel Mara Wright Burrichter Sheffield Singert Arnold Oiowa Chetum Noah Harris Hatley Marsh Elkington Brewer Ottawa Gibson Dowa Lock Pfeifer Sowers Harringroy Sweet

Scores From Monday in the American League East

Baseball scoreboard lists Monday results in the American League East with Chicago and Boston tied atop the standings and Milwaukee, Cleveland, New York, Baltimore, Texas, Detroit, Toronto, Kansas City, Oakland, Seattle and others with varying innings and scores. Several Tuesday and Wednesday games are scheduled with matchups including Chicago at Boston and California at Minnesota, Cleveland at Milwaukee, Baltimore at New York, Detroit at Texas, Toronto at Kansas City, and Seattle at Oakland.

Boston Chicago California Frost Minnesota Zahn Cleveland Barker Milwaukee Caldwell Baltimore McGregor New York Griffino Detroit Rozemad Tensskins Saint Toronto Mirabella Kansas City Oakland Kingman T- Ay Seattle Detrali Texas Airland

All-Star Ballot announcments list for 1980 game

Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn unveiled the official 1980 All Star Game ballot. The lengthy list names AL and NL players by position including stars from Kansas City Seattle New York Boston Baltimore Detroit Milwaukee and Oakland with many notable hitters and pitchers across the leagues.

New York Bowie Kuhn Willie Alkans Kansas City Bochte Seattle Rod Carew California Cecil Cooper Milwaukee John Mayberry Tarotte Eddies Murray Baltimore Jason Thompson Detroit Andre Thornton Cleveland Carl Yastrzemski Boston Jujio Cruz Rich Daver Bobby Grich Duane Kuiper Jim Sundberg Texas Butch Wynegar Minnesota Don Saylor al Bumbry al Cowens Dwight Evans Dan Ford Mike Hargrave Larry Hisle Reggie Jackson Ruppert Jones Steve Kemp Ken Lardreaux Chet Lemon Chicago Sixie Lezeano Atlanta Dan Driessen Cincinnati Steve Garvey Los Angeles Keith Hernandez St. Louis Mike Ivie San Francisco Lee Mazzilil Pete Rose Philadelphia Willie Stargell Fittsburgh Dave Cash San Diego Doug Flynn Phil Garner Pittsburgh Davey Lopes Ken Oberkfell Darrell Evans Ob ‘Horner Ray Knight Bill Madtock Larry Parrish Montreal Kean Beltz Mike Schmidt Alan Ashby Dusty Baker Bobby Bonds Cesar Cedeno Houston Jack Clark Dave Collins Jose Cruz Andrew Dawson George Foster Ken Griffey Steve Henderson George Hendrick Louis Dave Kingman Ron Leflore Greg Luzoskin

Garnett Relays Girls Team Sets School Records at Wellsville

Wellsville girls place second with 931 points a school record as O'Dea and Walker lead in sprints and distance events. Garrett sets discus and shot put marks. Lintner and Campbell post multiple top finishes across hurdles long jump high jump and relays.

Garnett Wellsville Hogan O'Dea Walker Pamberton Bench Lintner Campbell

Stieb Shuts Down Royals In Toronto Victory

Toronto pitcher Dave Stieb, aged 22, threw a three hit shutout through eight innings as the Blue Jays beat Kansas City 7 1. Hal McRae scored for KC in the ninth on Pete LaCock's double. Stieb, praised by his manager, aims to be among the league’s best, saying he believes he can reach that level with more wins.

Kansas City Dave Stieb Kansas City Royals Stieb Toronto Hal McRae Pete LaCock Blue Jay Bob Mattick Blue Jays Roy Howell John Mayberry Otto Velez Barry Bonnell A.L. Washington Royals Damaso Garcia Washington Bonnell Dan Quisenberry Rich Gale Rbi Bob Davis Rick Edéselti Gale Jim Frey Mattick Bretis

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