Closed Mouth Kingman Lets Potent But Do The Talking
AP Special Correspondent Dave Kingman, famed Mets slugger with 297 career homers, shuns interviews except when hot. The Oregonian star describes press scrutiny as a hassle while detailing mood swings, past trades, and a 1981 peace pen gesture. He favors quiet ballpark focus over constant questions.
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Kingman
Dave Kingman
Garbo
New York Mets
Mets
New York
Tom Seaver
Kong
Chicago
Cubs
Mesa
Ariz
Rain Douses New Orleans Golf
Persistent rain halted the USF&G New Orleans Open at Lakewood Country Club after players had begun the first round. Weather canceled the round with no scores counting, forcing a restart for all competitors including Nicklaus, Pohl, Levenson, and Watson in a revised schedule.
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New Orleans
Lakewood Country Club
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Dan Pohl
Gavin Levenson
Pohl
Levenson
Tom Watson
Brett to Star in TV Pilot About Royals Fame Bid
Kansas City star George Brett, famed Royals slugger, plans an off season TV pilot about himself. The film, shot in Kansas City, would lead to a half hour series mixing game footage and a comedic drama of a Southern California boy becoming a Midwesterner. Production overseen by Brett's brother Bobby and writer Clyde Ware with filming to begin in November.
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Kansas City, Mo
George Brett
California
Midwest
America
Brett
Kansas City Royals
the Royals
Kansas City
Los Angeles Dodgers
New York Yankees
United States
Milt Kahn
Los Angeles
Bobby
Clyde Ware
Kahn
Fantasy Island
Baseball scoreboard and city matchups feature several games
Summary lists Friday to Sunday MLB schedule results and upcoming games across cities including Milwaukee at Toronto Detroit at New York Seattle at Minnesota and Oakland at California against a Lenexa robbery case noting Anthony Ferro charged with aggravated robbery after aiding an alleged war theft accomplice and potential charges for the car owner.
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Bost
Chicago
Burns
Baltimore
Palmer
Detroit
Petry
New York
Highetti
Milwaukee
Haas
Texas
Honeycar
Cleveland
Sorensen
Kansas City
Leonard
Oakland
Keough
California
Forsch
Minnesota
Erickson
Seattle
Lenexa
Kan
Anthony Ferro
Meier
Detrait
Weston
Torantn A
Ste Western
Chicago California
Nunez
Boston
Toronto
St. Louis
Montreal
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Atlanta
San Diego
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Houston
Cincinnati
Baldwin Invitational Junior High Track Results
Ottawa Middle School leads 8th grade boys with 83 points, Baldwin 43, Wellsville 41 1/2, Overbrook-Santa Fe Trail 14. 7th grade girls lead with Baldwin 65, Spring Hill 43 1/4, Ottawa Middle 40, Wellsville 36 7. 8th grade results include Hurdles winner Heckman 16.6 in 75 dash Weatherbee 8.14,5 and Patton 13.0 in 100 dash. Relay and field event marks feature Watts 25.572 in 200 dash, Romford 17-1 long jump, Geist 129-7.2 discus, and McLain 17.4 miles in mile run.
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Baldwin
Ottawa Middle School
Wellsville
Spring Hill
Overbrook
Santa Fe Trail
Heckman
Weatherbee
Dean
Watts
Patton
McLain
Bayke
Murray
Halt
Weathertee
Geist
Rumford
Fit
Boyke
Gaist
Malone
Romford
Spring Hul
Overbrook-Santa Fe Trail
Blaney
Spears
Riley
Harrod
Reuss
Gollier
Snow
Ath
OMS
Hotaling
Whitacre
Gragg
Miller
Crenshaw
Foltz
Jones
Connet
Cannet
Player
Olivas
Hickman
Otawa
Cole
Martin
Sandstrom
McClaran
Hard
Ratliff
Maddox
Chadwell
Schultze
Cyclone Netters Second At Chanute
Ottawa High finished second to Fort Scott in a Chanute quadrangular tennis meet. Fort Scott led with 12 unbeaten matches. Ottawa High went 8-4, losses to Fort Scott Chanute and Altamont. Next up, Ottawa travels to Washburn Rural in Topeka for another quadrangular with Bishop Miege Bonner Springs and junior highs.
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Chanute
Fort Scott
Ottawa High
Tigers
OHS
Fort Scott Netters
Altamont
Cyclones
Washburn Rural
Topeka
Bishop
Bowling Scores From Local Businesses and Individuals
A compiled list of high scores from various local entities including Classic Brisco Drugs, Kansas State Bank, Wassmer's Clothing, Hubbard Lumber, Pepsi-Cola, Ottawa Times, and numerous individual players such as P. McDaniels, T. Holland, D. Everson, J. Scribner, C. Ayers, G. Wieneke, and H. McFadden. The scores show multiple ten and thirty game records with pairings and totals, reflecting a broad, ad hoc bowling meet among community participants.
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Briscoe Drugs
C. ClArk
R. McFaDden
Kansas State Bank
P. McDaniels
Wassmer
Ottawa Timess
K. Ramsay
N. Moore
Leah
J. Scribner
Bennett
C. Ayers
Bienie’s Body Shop
C. Wieneke
Andy
V. Tournberlin
Reynolds Durgs
T. Walleck
Freda
J. Hack
Twilight
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Seatle
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Falcone
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Seaver
Niekro
Welch
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S. Main
Ottawa, Kansas
Assembly OF God
Murray Jackson
Ron Kimes
Ron Tompkins
Assoc
Hodges
Espinosa
McCune
Reynolds
Maxwell
Espinson
Waldy
Marions
Marion
Cyclone Netters
Miege
Bonner Springs
Scott Hadley
Brent Wilking
Jeff Doefler
Dave Schootay
Scott Reynolds
Jeff Sypher
Mike Hembree
Steve Manke
Scott Hotaling
Dennis Simms
Barry Hunter
Jeff Wilson
McGinnis Enterprises
G. Gilgas
C. DavIs
Wingert Dilco
W. Bishop
Kramer Drugs
E. Hickman
C. Campbell
Lamb-Roberts
C. Wilson
Taylor Construction
R. Carterman
Ramsey Printing
T. Warlock
Nitcher
D. Huske
Kansas State Bank Fed
FDIC
South Bank
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