Indians turn to players as lineup to end skid
Cleveland ends a seven game losing streak with a 4 3 win over Toronto at Municipal Stadium using a self chosen batting order led by Buddy Bell and Duane Kuiper. Kuiper notes the novelty while Frank Robinson weighs keeping the order for Milwaukee game. Other AL results include Seattle over Minnesota 4 3. In NL Houston over San Francisco 3 1 and Dodgers over Padres 7 5 on road trip high notes.
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John Nelson
Duane Kuiper
Municipal Stadium
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Indians
Toronto
Kuiper
Frank
Seattle
Minnesota
Houston
San Francisco
Los Angeles
San Diego
Ris
Rick Manining
Robinson
Milwaukee
Bill Travers
al Fitzmorris
Boston
Jesse Jefferson
Mariners
Twins
Bill Stern
Carlos Lopez
Jose Baez
Steve Braun
Mike Cub
OJHS Fresh Finish High In Final Meet
Ottawa Junior High wrapped the Lowther Invitational with strong ninth grade showings, second to Manhattan, while eighth graders scored 18 points for fourth. Manhattan led ninth grade with 165, Ottawa edged Newton for second, and Lowther won the eighth grade running. Chris Young claimed ninth grade pole vault, Kevin Searls took eighth grade 100 hurdles, and a school record 1:48.2 medley relay by Barnes Grace LaGalle Wilson highlighted ninth grade action. The meet closed the GJHS boys season as Ottawa girls prepare a triangular next Tuesday with Oregon Trail and Santa Fe Trail.
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OJHS
Manhattan
Newton
Ft. Riley
Lowther
Junction City
GJHS
Oregon Trail
Santa Fe Trail
Young
Ted
Run
Scrog
Grace & LaGalle
McFarland
Barnes
Gibson
Covert
Hendrickson
Price
Orewa
Robertson
Kornhaus
Moor
Onawa
Wichita Heights Coach Eyes KU Assistant Role
Wichita Heights coach Ted Owens may hire Lafayette Norwood as an assistant at Kansas, aiming to land Heights star Darnell Valentine. Norwood, in Louisville for the Derby Classic, expressed interest in KU if the situation is ideal, while Valentine eyes multiple college visits amid rumors of KU interest.
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University of Kansas
Jay
Hawk
Ted Owens
Lafayette Norwood
Heights
Darnell Valentine
Norwood
Valentine
Washington
Federal Energy Administration
United States
FEA
U.S
Kansas
Louisville
Wichita Eagle
Owens
Sam Miranda
Duncan Reid
Don Baker
Baker
Iti
North Carolina
Notre Dame
University of Michigan
Baseball Scoreboard shows mixed results across leagues
The scoreboard lists multiple games and standings including New York and Toronto in the AL, Cleveland, Detroit, Milwaukee and Oakland with various outcomes. It notes Friday and Saturday schedules with pitchers and records for teams like Texas, California, Baltimore, Seattle, and Kansas City, plus NL matchups featuring Montreal, Chicago, Atlanta, and San Francisco.
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Toronto
Boston
Detroit
Ted Cleve
Oakland
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Minnesota
Cleveland
Ruble
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Hork
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Singer
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Stone
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Llouis
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LoaAng
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Atlanta
Hoteton
Cinel
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Houston
San Francisco
Los Angeles
San Diego
Bannister
Sawyer
Stanhouse
Angeles
John
Philadelphia
Carlton
In Francisco
Barr
Pittsburgh
San Franco
Cincinnati
St. Louis
San Franisco
Royals In Bind At Home Open Series With Blue Jays
Kansas City hosts Toronto as the Royals seek improvement at home after a 10-7 start. Manager Whitey Herzog stresses tight play and avoiding walks as Jim Colborn faces Billy Singer in the opener. The club is 4-10 at Royals Stadium but 6-1 on the road, with recent two-game split against Texas.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Royals
Toronto Blue Jays
Texas
Royals
Detroit
Seattle
Jim Colborn
Kansas City Tonight
Billy Singer
Minnesota
Sweep Keeps Merchants On A Hot Streak
Ottawa Merchants invert a doubleheader from Independence with 14-13 in the opener and 6-0 in the nightcap, running their record to 6-9 after four wins in five games. Davis belted a grand slam, Tom Webster added a two run homer, and critical Independence errors fueled the rally as Ottawa erased a deficit in the first inning and maintained pressure through the second.
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Ottawa Merchants
Independence
Ottawa
Davis
Merchants
Tom
Webster
Peg Johnson
Ralph Schiappa
Chris Chaney
Merchints
OU Falld To Card OU Falld To Card
Liberty Missouri William Jewell won a tight dual tennis meet over Ottawa as Snell claimed both OU victories. Jewell won No 2 singles and paired with Duderstadt in doubles. In baseball Independence built a lead with five runs, then Ottawa rallied. final score 12-4 after three. Ottawa Next hosts Baker University at 1 p.m.
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Liberty
Wiliam Jewell
Otowa
Dean Snell
Duderstadt
Merchants
Chantéy Ted
Larry Snyder
Brent Schaffer
Byron Stephens
Kim Hendrix
Independence
Ottawa
Nie
Mrchants
Brian Fairchild
Chaney
Schioppa
Snyder
Schaffer
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