Angels rookie Ramirez shines in 12-1 win over Royals
Los Angeles Angels rookie shortstop Orlando Ramirez, 24, went 4 for 5 with a double, two RBIs and two runs in a 12-1 rout of Kansas City. Ramirez, who spoke through an interpreter, praised his father and noted a .312 hitting mark after the game, while manager Dick Williams praised his speed and defense as key to the surge.
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Orlando Ramirez
Wilds of Columbia
California Angels
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Angels
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Winston Llenas
Columbia
Miguel
Brooks Robinson
California
Dick Williams
Royals
Paul Splittorff
Lindy McDaniel
Williams
Tommy Harper
Jerry Remy
Harper
Morris Nettles
Mickey Rivers
Remy
Dave Chalk
Bill Sudakis
Andy Hassler
Cookie Rojas
Jim Wohlford
Buck Martinez
Oakland
Ottawa falls to fourth in Heart of America golf meet
Liberty, Mo Ottawa University golfers posted a 382 to finish fourth behind Baker Graceland and William Jewell in the Heart of America Conference championship. Baker claimed the title with 627, medalist Steve Ricketson at 151. OU standouts included Randy Rush 160, Dan Crabtree 167, B J Boucek 170 and Dan Seastrom 178. OU’s Brad Johnson shot 215 as fifth man. OU returns to action at the NAIA District 10 tournament in Topeka.
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Ottawa University
Braves
Graceland
Heart of America
Ment
Baker
William Jewell
Ottawa
Tarkio
Missouri Valley
Steve Ricketson
Johnson
Crouch
Randy Rush
Dan Crabtree
B. J. Boucek
Dan Seastrom
HAC Baseball Tournament Set To Resume After Weather Delay
Heart of America Conference baseball teams will restart a seven team three day tournament at Orls Cox Complex after rain postponed play last weekend. Action begins Thursday with Ottawa facing William Jewell at 9 p.m. and continues Friday and Saturday with multiple matchups. A championship game, if needed, is scheduled for Saturday afternoon.
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Heart of America
Orls Cox Complex
Ottawa University
William Jewell
Jvirney
Baker
Central
Methodist
Graceland
Tarkio
Missouri Valley
Ottawa
Central Methodist
Missouri
Jane J Sewall
Wiliam Sewell
Ker
New Leaders Rise in KWBA State Bowling Standings
In Emporia Kansas after seven weekends of the Kansas Womens Bowling Association State tournament, Junction City Gambles take Class A second and a new pair tops Class D doubles. E L Bowl of Hugoton is third in Class D with 2166. Midseason leaders include Lawrence Jayhawks 2648 in Class D and Salina B&Bs 2474 in Class A, with top individual scorers Linda McNutt and Jan Sonday.
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Emporia, Kan
Kansas Womens Bowling Association
Junction City Gambles
E. L. Bowl of
Hugoton
Lawrence Jayhawks
Wichita Thunderbirds
Salina B&bs
Ottawa University banquet invites sports recognition attendees
Reservations remain for the Ottawa University sports recognition banquet at 7 p.m. May 8 in the OU Student Union. Tickets are sold through Greater Ottawa Chamber of Commerce sports committee members or the Chamber office at 242-1000. Dave Hale will speak, an OU graduate and former Chicago Bear.
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Ottawa University
Ottawa Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Dave Hale
Chicago Bears
Bowling Bits Highlights Weekly Bowling Results
Sue Lane led the week of April 21 with a 228 game and 587 series. Patterson's topped weekly scores with an 811 game and 2,346 series and held the top team marks on Monday. Tuesday saw Dora Redenbaugh 196 and Dianna Carey 584, with Haley's leading team totals and Arnold's second. Wednesday afternoon's June Dodd high game 194 and Shirley Coffman 539 series, while West Wilson Truck posted best team marks and clinched the league with 71–49. Thursday saw Arlene DeCaeny and Hazel Liegerot share high games at 190, DeCaeny 506 series, Beautyland and Skyhook Cranes tied for first at 644, Bienie's Body Shop second, and numerous splits converted by players including Liegerot and Dodd.
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Sue Lane
Patterson
Franklin Savings
Dora Redenbaugh
Dianna Carey
Heathman
Haley
Arnold
June Dodd
Shirley Coffman
West Wilson
WWT
East 9Th Mobile
Arlene DeCaeny
Beautyland
Skyhook Cranes
Bienie’s
Carol Murrow
Betty Sink
Peggy Bush
Patty Bishop
Juanita Schulz
Dorothy Nitcher
Carol Smell
Sharon Ackerman
Helen Heathman
Marlene Ferguson
Mary Lou Hopkins
Ottawa Rec Commission Opens Summer Slow-Pitch Entries
Friday is the deadline for team entries in the Ottawa Recreation Commission summer slow-pitch softball program. All fees rosters and release slips must be turned into the ORC at the Youth Center 115 W 4th. For earlier entries or more information call Youth Center 242 1939.
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Ottawa Recreation Commission
ORC
Youth Center
Media Derby Longshot Ready to Shine at Kentucky Derby
Louisville AP Johnny Campo defends Media, a lightly raced colt owned by Max Gluck, saying the horse will be competitive in the Kentucky Derby. Media has four career starts, breaking his maiden March 11, then winning a seven-furlong allowance, finishing fifth in a Gotham division, and second by a length to Foolish Pleasure in the Wood Memorial.
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Foolish Pleasure
Johnny Campo
Campo
Max Gluck
Media
Braves Finish Low At McPherson Invitational
Ottawa University placed last in the seven team McPherson Invitational as host Bulldogs dominated. Ron Stokes won shot put for OU with 49-10, while OU highlight came from a series of season bests in relays and sprints led by Clemons, Harvey, Perkins and Graham. The meet was OU’s final tune up before the Heart of America Conference meet at Central Methodist College.
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McPherson
Ottawa University
Bulldogs
Kansas
Ottawa
Ron Stokes
Braves
Bill Boucek
Roger Harvey
Don Clemons
Jim Perkins
Mark Graham
Harvey
Perkins
Graham
Larry Bush
Clark Phillips
Clemons
Wane Halles
Heart of America
Central Methodist College
Fayette
OU Gals Struggle at McPherson Invitational
OU women finished last in a strong invitational as McPherson dominated the meet. Ft Hays State took second with Bethany, Wichita State and Ottawa following. Jody Ludlum led OU with fourth in javelin and the 880 medley relay also placed fourth. Unruh added a long jump fifth, Montgomery sixth in the 880, Garrett seventh in discus. Ottawa teammates Edwards shin splints and Connor sprained ankle hindered sprints. OU heads to Lamont for Heart of America Conference championships.
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McPherson
Ottawa University
Ft. Hays
Kay Carr
Mildred Edwards
Unruh
The
Braves
Boost
Terry Montgomery
Cheryl Garrett
Charlyne Connor
Lamont
Iowa
Heart of America
Bowling Scores From Tuesday Ladies League Highlights
Reading from the Tuesday session shows Eagles Auxiliary 4 high series 202 588 by Ledom. Peoples National 0 with L Burgoon 147 409. Heathman OL 3 led by Carey 179 482. Arnold's Jewelry 1 led by DeCaeny 185 483. Haley Abstract 3 with Ecord 157 and K. Coyote 449. Todd Mobile Homes 1 led by Campbell 137 343. Industrial League shows Peoples National 3 led by Roehl 235 and Reeves 537. Ottawa Bowl 1 led by Lane 221 537. Farm Bureau Insurance 3 with Barnes 217 504. Ottawa Co.op 1 led by Whiteford 197 813. Damron-Towner 3 with Nunez 196 and K. Jones 525. Hawkins & O'Hara 1 led by Shepherd 193 517. Session details list high scores and team standings.
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B. Ledom
Peoples National
L. Burgoon
Heathman OL
D. Carey
Arnold's Jewelry
A. DeCaeny
Haley Abstract
L. Ecord
K. Coyote
Todd Mobile Homes
L. Campbell
Industrial League
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H. Reeves
Ottawa Bowl
B. Lane
Farm Bureau Insurance
L. Barnes
Ottawa Co.op
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Damron-Towner
Nunez
K. Jones
Hawkins & O‘hara
T. Shepherd
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