Szollosi takes silver in discus at National Junior Olympic Games
Judy Szollosi of Williamsburg earned a personal best 131-2 to finish second nationally in the girls 15-16 discus at Notre Dame, as 4,400 athletes competed across week-long events. Kelli Abernathy of Kapaun-Mount Carmel won with 138-5. Ottawa standouts Connie Frank and DeNa Waggoner also competed in the games.
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South Bend
Ind
Williamsburg
Judy Szollosi
Notre Dame University
Szollosi
Kapaun
Mount Carmel
Kelli Abernathy
Wichita
Ottawa High School
Connie Frank
DeNa Waggoner
Frank
OHS
Waggoner
Notre Dame
Princeton Nips Ramsey in District softball title
Princeton edged Ramsey Printing 6-4 to win the fast pitch District tournament at Forest Park. Ramsey’s beat Farris Feuerborn 7-0 to reach the final, with Princeton, Ramsey’s, and Farris advancing to the Coffeyville sub state. O'Dea pitched both wins over Farris. Barnes won the finale as Ownes lost the title game.
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Princeton
Ramsey
Forest Park
Ramsey’s
Ramsey's
Farris Feuerborn
Garnett
Coffeyville
Farris
Garnett Merchants
Farris-Feuerborn
Westphalia
City Scores Softball League Results Compiled
A chaotic box score from City Scores lists many teams including NAZARENE, OTTAWA BIBLE, FIRST CHRISTIAN, KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS, FAITH LUTHERAN, and others with individual player lines. Totals show high scoring by First Assembly of God and various church leagues, reflecting a crowded midsize league day.
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Westminster
Porter
Popp
Olson
Baylor
Dunn
T. Ballinger
Anderson
K. Ballinger
Totals
Nazarene
Ruhman
Adamson
Howard
Norris
Beach
Yates
Garcia
Yarr
Crump
Geiss
Young
Ottawa Bible
Geist
Brockus
Seeger
Maxwell
Addier
Blakely
Close
Jaworsk
Christian
Skillman
M. Hiatt
Unruh
Geta
Shuck
Beckwith
Brian Moore
Dungan
Quncan
Barry Moore
Miller
B. Hiatt
Knights OF Columbus
Mages
Bein
Wierd
Eirsman
Pacheco
Kramer
Gorsey
Colesan
Morisey
Bruno
Faith Lutheran
Switzer
Bonjour
Bamesberger
Leadbetter
Elliott
Reed
First Baptist
Grogan
Clavier
Denniston
Brecheisen
Kuron
Wingert
Rich
Rader
Raub
Roberts
Brown
Bien
Pacheca
Wiers
Coleson
Morrisey
First Assembly OF God
Smith
Flippo
Colwell
Shrum
Spigie
Tate
Qetwiler
Atchison
North Baptist
Hotaling
Greiner
McAdoo
Runkie
Montgomery
Selman
VanArsdale
S. Switzer
M. Switzer
D. Switzer
Mike Reed
Mark Reed
C. Reed
Ramesberger
Paola Assembly
Xenous
Dillon
Arbuckia
Caltrin
Prichard
Keaton
Gerken
Mauk
Gray
Ford
Sharp
Cree
Prue
Dan Oglesby
McComb
Waldy
Ballinger
Church OF Christ
Hamilton
Jordan
Goracke
McCloud
White
Edwards
Alexander
M. McCrea
Kissinger
D. Hamilton
Harris
D McCrea
Renaud
Tough-Luck Ottawa Falls in State Babe Ruth Tourney Bid
Ottawa 14 15-year-olds, led by Geist and McLain, suffer two close losses at Orlis Cox Field. Geist allows one hit and 10 strikeouts in a 3 4 defeat to Pittsburg, while McLain loses a 5 3 game after taking a no hit bid into the sixth as Ark City overturns a late Ottawa lead. Ark City advances to face Newton as Ottawa exits, with Salina and Pratt also pulling wins in the weekend tournament.
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Rick Peterson
Phillip Geist
Keith McClain
Ottawa
Orlis Cox Field
Geist
Pittsburg
McLain
Ark City
OBAL
Salina
Kenny Phillips
P.J. Forbes
Steve Mathey
Forbes
Otto Skoog
Jeff Sullivan
Sullivan
Craig Marshall
Gary Kratz
Matt Farrell
RBI
Joe Beitzinger
Phillip Larios
Marshall
Russell Eisele
Charlie Buller
Mark Johnson
Byron Goracke
Larios
Rutter
Mike Sparks
Steve Smith
Jeff Welton
Eisele
Skoog
Welton
Jim Barnthouse
Chris Kanelakos
Tim Barnthouse
J. Barnthouse
T. Barnthouse
Jody Sherwood
Bret Grouse
Barry Reynolds
Brian Shaw
Shaw
Reynolds
Clayton Nancy
Smith
Royals Rally Behind Quiz Save in Nightcap
Kansas City defeats Detroit 7-5 to split the doubleheader as Dan Quisenberry recovers from a three-day absence to earn his 26th save. Milt Wilcox is sidelined with a sore shoulder leaving Sparky Anderson short on pitching options. Alan Trammell homered for Detroit, while George Brett goes 4-for-4 in the opener for KC.
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Detroit
Kansas City
Dick Howser
Dan Quisenberry
Sparky Anderson
Tiger
Milt Wilcox
Royals
Steve Renko
Anderson
Doug Bair
A.L. Washington
Tigers
Alan Trammell
Leon Roberts
Don Slaught
Willie Wilson
Washington
Roberts
Slaught
Hal McRae
Wilson
George Brett
McRae
Amos Otis
Howser
Quisenberry
Quiz
Brookens
Trammell
Willie Aikens
Baseball Roundup of Sundays and Mondays Games
Summary of recent major league results with teams Detroit Kansas City Cleveland Toronto Baltimore Texas Milwaukee Houston New York Chicago Seattle Minnesota California Oakland and upcoming Tuesday schedule notes. Key results include Detroit 8 5 Kansas City 6 7 Cleveland 1 Baltimore 1 Texas 4 Milwaukee 7 Houston 6 New York 2 Chicago 6 Seattle 3 Minnesota 2 California 4 Oakland 6. Monday matchups list Barker Porter Will Lysander Havens and several planned games across divisions.
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Detroit
Kansas City
Cleveland
Toronto
Baltimore
Texas
Milwaukee
Hoston
New York
Chicago
Seattle
Minnesota
California
Oakland
Barker
Renko
Wilcox
F Bannister
Norris
Moore
Boston
Pet
Detroit Ag
New York Ad
SAS
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Montreal
Atlanta
Nuvial Glu
Los Angeles
Houston
San Diego
Praneisen
Cincinnati
San Francico
Cinginnati
Pulea
Welch
San Francisco
McGaffigan
Louis
An Diego
Los Angels
Allanta
Sam Franciaco
Klein Wins Kansas Open in Sudden Death Playoff
Mike Klein of Scottsbluff Nebraska won the 1983 Kansas Open in a three way sudden death playoff at Alvamar Golf Club Lawrence Kansas. He sank a 9 foot birdie on the 16th to claim the $4500 first prize shared by Bryan Norton and Mark Fuller. Fuller's amateur plaque and gift certificate for top amateur honors. Norton earned 2500 dollars.
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Klein
Alvamar Golf Club
Bryan Norton
Salina
Kan
Mark Fuller
Yukon
Okla
Breen
Norton
Fuller
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Burg Star
Kratz
Bill McDonald
Kike Parker
Kanelakos
Emporia
Newton
Olathe
Pratt
Clathe
Wes Wilson
John Wackenfuss
Lynn Jones
Marty Castillo
Enos Cabell
Lance Parrish
Mike Armstrong
Castillo
Howard Bailey
Glenn Wilson
Paul Splittorff
Tom
Brett
Dave Rozema
Aurelio Lopez
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