Hawks Champs Again Cearfoss Top Pilot
Lawrence earned its fifth straight state berth by beating Olathe 8-0 in the District II final at Paola to win the tournament. Ottawa coach Pete Cearfoss was named District II Manager of the Year after guiding the team to a 17-11 record, second place in league play, and third in the district. Olathe had earlier upset Ottawa 3-2 and rallied past Lawrence 5-4 in eight innings to force the final.
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Beard captures Westchester Classic in tight finish
Beard wins the Westchester Classic by one stroke with a final round 67 to total 275 18 under at Westchester Country Club Bert Greene falls one back Dan Sikes finishes third Harold Henning ends at 278 Trevino Aaron tie for fifth Palmer 289 Palmer disappointed but Beard vows rest before PGA Championship Aug 14-17 in Dayton Ohio Beard pockets 50 000 first prize and climbs to 155 000 for the season while his family celebrates his $500 000 career total as a 30 year old man of business.
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Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Louisville
Dayton
Ohio
Minnesota
Mei
Reds surge to NL West lead with 19 17 win over Phillies
Cincinnati roared to a 19 17 victory as Wayne Granger held the Phillies and teammate Pete Rose starred with a game ending grab. The win pulled Cincinnati into a first place tie in the NL West with San Francisco and Atlanta, while Los Angeles stayed one game back. Tony Perez homered, Lee May and Rose had three run shots, and Alex Johnson added a homer. The Mets beat the Braves in extra frames, boosting New York's position behind the Giants and Phillies. The day also saw Cubs, Dodgers, Expos, and Astros win or lose in other NL games.
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Baseball Scoreboard National League Standings and Results
National League East leads with Chicago 67 41 and New York 58 44. St Louis 57 50 Pittsburgh 43 62 Philadelphia 43 62 Montreal 4 73. West: Cincinnati 66 44 San Francisco 48 66 Los Angeles 57 48 Houston 57 6 San Diego 74 31. Sunday: New York 6 Atlanta 5 in 11. Los Angeles 5 St. Louis 0. San Francisco 3 Pittsburgh 0. Chicago 4 San Diego 3. Cincinnati 19 Philadelphia. Houston 7 Montreal 3. Monday/today: New York at Cincinnati. Dodgers at St. Louis. Giants at Phillies. Atlanta at Montreal. Chicago at Houston. St. Louis at San Diego. Pittsburgh at Los Angeles.
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Ottawa Women Golf Invitational Opens Tuesday
The Ottawa Women's Golf Association will host its annual invitational at Ottawa Country Club starting Tuesday with a 9 a.m. tee-off. About 60 players from 14 area clubs compete in the nine-hole tourney, with lunch at 1 p.m. and an awards ceremony to follow chaired by Mrs. Herbert W. Johnson of Ottawa.
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Herbert W. Johnson
Ottawa
Olathe Netter Wins Tourney in Kansas Valley Tennis
Ben Ford of Olathe top seed defeats Dr. D. C. Hadley of Ottawa in straight sets 7-5 7-5 to capture the singles title at Forest Park. Doubles follow next Sunday as Ford and other contenders advance through rounds including Minden Heckart Bond and Willhite.
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Paola
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