Ramsey Team Advances From Rain shortened district fast pitch
Ramsey Printing of Ottawa advances to the regional after a rain shortened district fast pitch tournament. Ramsey went 3-1 with wins over Richmond 8-2 Harris 19-6 and Emporia 12-6, and a semi final loss to Garnett 8-6. Dale Wieden hit four homers and drove in seven runs. Garnett and Chanute also advance to the regional scheduled to start Wednesday. Ottawa Bombers withdrew from district action.
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Garnett
Ramsey Printing
Ottawa
Ramsey
Richmond
Harris
Emporia
Garnett Merchants
Chanute Merchants
Dale Wieden
Jon Moore
Mark Farris
Brad Wright
Ray Shaffer
Kenny Miller
Merchants
Wieden
Emporians
Miller
Brad O'Dea
Ramsey's
Chanute
Fort Scott
Coffeyville
Ottawa Bombers
Titlist Gets Wet In Kansas Open
Larry Webb fired a two under par 70 in the final round to win his second straight Kansas Open title at Alvamar Golf and Country Club Lawrence. Webb, 32, Chandler Ariz, finished 54 holes at six under 210 two ahead of Bob Tway and Mike Booker.
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Lawrence
Kan
Larry Webb
Alvamar Golf and Country Club
Webb
Chandler
Ariz
Oklahoma State
Bob Tway
Mike Booker
the Woodlands
Tex
Mike Bender
Cedar Falls
Iowa
Larry Collins
el Toro
Calif
David Cresap
Vinita
Okla
Rain Delays and Wins Shape Legion AA Baseball Bracket
Ottawa, Olathe, KC 199 and Lawrence survived first round in the District 2 AA tournament as rain paused play. Olathe beat Iola 10-4 in extras, KC 199 topped Paola 8-0, Lawrence edged Fort Scott 9-0, while Fort Scott later won 6-1 over Paola in the losers bracket. Ottawa had a bye and resumes tonight at Orlis Cox Field.
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Ottawa
Olathe
Kansas City
Lawrence
American Legion
Orlis Cox Field
KC 199
Iola
Paola
Fort Scott
Miami
Owners To Set Baseball Agenda In Chicago Meeting
The 50 day strike ending deal likely to be ratified by 26 major league owners in Chicago Tuesday. They will also forge a plan to resume play with debate over a possible split season starting Aug. 10 and first-half leaders such as the Yankees and Oakland A s.
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Chicago
New York Yankees
George Steinbrenner
Yankees
Oakland A’s
Split season on table as MLB owners debate return plan
MLB owners debate finishing or restarting with a second-half split after the strike, with Cubs GM Herman Franks supporting no split and White Sox chair Jerry Reinsdorf skeptical. A CBS survey shows majority favoring a split. commissioner Kuhn would rule if one league votes yes and the other no. Also on the agenda is the $20 million sale of Cuba by William Wrigley Jr. to the Chicago Tribune Co. with nine of 12 votes needed for approval.
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Philadelphia Phillies
Los Angeles Dodgers
Herman Franks
Chicago Cubs
Jerry Reinsdorf
Chicago White Sox
CBS
Bowie Kuhn
Major League Players Association
National League
Cuba
William Wrigley Jr
Chicago Tribune Co
Andrew McKenna
Cubs
Gibson and Mize Enter Baseball Hall of Fame Class
Cooperstown welcomed Bob Gibson and Johnny Mize to the Baseball Hall of Fame alongside Negro League pioneer Rube Foster. Gibson, 45, returned to the spotlight five years after retirement and cited a 17-year career with 251 wins, 56 shutouts, and 3,117 strikeouts, while Mize, retired 28 years, had waited through 23 eligibility years despite leading NL homer titles and RBI crowns.
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Cooperstown
N.Y
Bob Gibson
Johnny Mize
Gibson
Mize
Rube Foster
Baseball Hall of Fame
Rose poised to break NL hit record in return to Phillies
Pete Rose, 40, returns to Phillies in advance of the Aug. 10 season opener with the Cardinals. He needs one more hit to surpass Stan Musial for the NL career mark of 3,630, while Cobb’s all-time MLB record of 4,191 seems a distant goal. Rose plays down missed games from the strike and contemplates a DH role at Cleveland in the All-Star Game. He trains daily in Cincinnati and eyes a strong season after signing with Philadelphia.
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Gibson
Detroit
New York Mets
Creighton University
Philadelphia
Pete Rose
Rose
Philadelphia Phillies
St. Louis Cardinals
Stan Musial
Houston
Nolan Ryan
Ty Cobb
Cobb
Johnson & Johnson
Cleveland
Baltimore Orioles
Cincinnati
Freddy Norman
Reds
Ottawa Junior All-Stars stay alive in Gardner tourney
Ottawa 11 and 12 year olds defeated Baldwin 15 4 and Gardner Edgerton 25 3 to remain in winners bracket at the Gardner Invitational. Pitching shared by Reynolds Ferguson Meyer in the first game and Kissinger Brewer in the second as Ottawa piled up 23 first inning plate appearances and 15 hits in the second game.
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Gardner
Ottawa
All Stars
Baldwin
Gardner-Edgerton
Ottawans
Barry Reynolds
Scott Ferguson
Ryan Meyer
City scores in multi-team basketball tally
In a dense box score style report, teams Nazrene, Knights of Columbus, Westminster, North Baptist, and others accumulate points across multiple periods. Key players include Webar, Erisman, Dorsey, Lewis, Harbaugh, and DaPriest, with totals shown for each squad and overall tallies.
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Knights. OF Columbus
Erisman
Pacheco
Mages
Dorsey
Bruno
Prentice
Colson
Lewis
Sullivan
Hart
Totals
Knights OF Columbus
Hight
Harbaugh
Weers
Mor- Pung
Mandell
Laws
Salmans
Dengel
Durtee
Chapman
Thorpe
Westminister
Bell
Greg
Ball
Randy
Dailey
Chepard
Gordon
Kramer
Smit
Roberts
Fox
Stavans
Olson
N. Baptist
Hanson
McAdoo
Moor
Blatner
Selman
Meddoo
Montgomery
Hashman
Guthrie
Covert
Eden
Oglesby
Daryl
Dan
Ellis
Newman
Hose
Mayes
Community Foursquare
Greisen
Byck
Mason
Smith
Grelsen
Gladman
Compton
Coombes
Injury Fails To Cool Porters Bat
Injured catcher Darrel Porter appears ready to resume action for the St. Louis Cardinals with his bat. He went three times to home plate in a six inning squad game, recording two hits, while the status of his right shoulder remained uncertain. Manager Whitey Herzog noted he may stay on the disabled list until he can throw without pain.
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ST. Louis
Darrel Porter
St. Louis Cardinals
Porter
Whitey Herzog
Herzog
St. Louis Pilot
Philadelphia
Bruce Sutter
Lary Sorensen
Bob Forsch
Jim Kaat
Bob Shirley
Hub Kittle
Sorensen
Sykes
Kansas City
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Johnnie
N. Cherry
Floyd
Kansas
Brad Williams
Otto Kaifes
199
Brad Ennis
Tim Rosewicz
Wagner
Mike Coleman
Mark Chaney
Kaifes
Hawks
Chaney
Jon Farrell
Charlie
Tartgt
Ottowe
Ohatthe
Wasday’ Pile
Steinbrenner
Hall
Bill Bergesch
New York
St Louis
Mike
New York Giants
RBI
Mark Kissinger
Kevin Brewer
Williams
Sellars
Reynolds
Oy Matney
Kissinger
Baylor
Davidson
Ferguson
Cole
Meyer
Galler
Moses
Larios
Sellers
Renolds
Matney
Kissieger
Cale
Gallier
Bevidwen
Chappell
Spears
Nazarene
Webar
Beatty
Adamson
Kee
Skinner
Bullman
Crump
Wesleyan
DaPriest
Adcock
Dodd
Dickinson
Upton
Walburn
G. Dodd
Castell
Ottawa Bible
Cook
Kanter
Fitzgerald
Neinod
Schuitza
D. Switzer
K. Switzer
Stark
Doering
Skidmore
Switzer
Bilis
Colwall
Westminster
Randy Geil
Greg Bell
Gordon Mall
Stevans Ire
Gy Smell
Shepherd
First Baptist
Bartiow
van Leaden
Grogan
Mixon
Kaub
Schwarger
First Assembly& Shrum
Detwiler
Davin Reichard
Hill
M. Detwiler
Daryl Reichard
Carey
Reimer
John Houdashelt
Ja) Automotive
South
Pete DeWald
Pete
North Main
Mary Burch
Franklin County Fair Grounds
Enere
BAZ Service Company
Mengogetters
J. Bivens
TANDA
W. Wolgast
Keepers
K. Kimbell
Underwood
G. Bowman
Outlaws
Wellsville Construction
J. Dowling
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