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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1981

Page

2

Olathe, Lawrence Remain Unbeaten In District 2 Debut

Olathe tops Ottawa 10 3 to drop Ottawa into the District 2 losers bracket as Kansas City 199 falls to Lawrence 6 3. Ottawa battles back and forth with Olathe through seven innings before the visitors pull away. Lawrence defeats KC 199 later, sending Hawks to winners bracket semi finals against Olathe.

Chaney Lawrence Hawks Olathe

Ottawa Junior All Stars beat Blue Valley 2 0 in Gardner Invitational

Ottawa's Junior League all stars score in the first inning and a second inning safety to defeat Blue Valley 2 to 0. Barry Reynolds pitches a two hitter and Steve Mathey drives in both runs with a two run single. Ottawa advances to face Olathe American in the winners bracket final.

Olathe Brad Williams Jeff Turner Ottawa Turner Troy Grace Brian Keaton Grace Keaton Pickell Gardner Blue Valley Barry Reynolds Steve Mathey Reynolds Paul Williams Jason Sellers Sellers Matney Valley Scott Ferguson Johnson Olathe American

Women’s Teams To State From Local District Tournaments

Three area women’s softball teams advance to state tournaments after district play in the weekend events. Underwood-Bethel Ottawa and East Kansas Chemicals Wellsville secure two of three Chanute state berths, with Franklin County teams advancing through tense rounds. In Class A action Peoples National Bank Ottawa places third and heads to Liberal for state action following decisive wins and close losses.

Chanute Underwood-Bethel Ottawa East Kansas Chemicals Wellsville Underwood Franklin Countians Chemicals Wellsvillians Steve’s Marine of Emporia Franklin County Peoples National Bank of Ottawa Liberal Peoples D&l Wire Visions of Emporia Engels Madison

City Scores Roundup Of Local League Totals

A cluttered scoreboard list shows multiple teams including OTTAWA SHEET METAL and OVERBROOK with player line totals and team results. Individual scorers such as Sultron, D. Adamson, and Jackson appear in varied game tallies across leagues and divisions with totals listed for each side.

Kofo Lew Alley K. Bataman Bataman Nauman Calderwood Ve Linn Boyle Ottawa Sultron Bachelor C. Adamson Domson D. Adamson Todd Grogan Jackson Baldwin Bishep Dixon Mars Common D. Miller K. Miller J. Galat Geist Dryden Hutchinson Pearson Sadia Jaycees Johnson Katzer Chaney Mayer Cunnings Widdie Waldron Coatnay Huttins Hepner Mackie Overbrook Keefover J. Cross J. Duncan White Cross Davis Eagle Worderman Jones Yotals Bishop Baktwin Dison Congco Selfron Cole Wailing Brownrigg Hart Myers Ketchum Carlson Ferguson Ray Hickory Ini

All-Star Game Interest Rises Amid Controllers Strike

In Cleveland the two day All-Star schedule draws heavy media interest and uncertain ticket sales as the ballpark hosts the game at Municipal Stadium. Spokesman Bob DiBiasio notes plentiful reporters and rising demand though a few July 14 refunds remain.

Cleveland Bob DiBiasio Cleveland Indians DiBiasio

Yankees Lead AL All Star lineup in 52nd game

New York four outfielders Dave Winfield Reggie Jackson Willie Randolph and Bucky Dent headline the AL starters for the All Star game at Cleveland Stadium Joining them are Rod Carew George Brett Carlton Fisk and Ken Singleton The NL starters include Pete Rose Davey Lopes Dave Concepcion Mike Schmidt George Foster Dave Parker and Andre Dawson with Gary Carter as catcher The game marks MLBs return after a 50 day strike and travel issues loom as teams resume activities with players to be named later

NEW York New York Yankees Dave Winfield Reggie Jackson Willie Randolph Bucky Dent Cleveland Stadium Rod Carew California Kansas City George Brett Carlton Fisk Chicago White Sox Baltimore Ken Singleton Bowie Kuhn Philadelphia Pete Rose Rose Davey Lopes Los Angeles Cincinnati Dave Concepcion Mike Schmidt George Foster Dave Parker Pittsburgh Montreal Andre Dawson Gary Carter Nauss Cleveland Cuyahoga Community College West Parma Municipal Stadium Cleveland Browns Pittsburgh Steelers College Field Indians Gabe Paul

Kuhn Gets Backing From Predecessor Chandler

AP Special correspondent Will Grimsley reports in the ongoing baseball strike turmoil that former commissioner A B Chandler supports Bowie Kuhn. Chandler defends Kuhn, condemns the strike actions, and recalls his own aggressive decisions and insistence on speaking for the game. He warns against ousting Kuhn and notes the possibility of a federal commission.

Will Grimsley Bowie Kuhn A.B Happy” Chandler U.S Kentucky Chandler

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Legion Drops District 2 Jay Bemis Great Bend Ottawans Orlis Cox Field Ottawa Legion Kansas City 199 Olathe Legion Jeff Unruh Mark Dengel Mark Miers Alex Thompson Bob Luckner Olatheans Steve Adamson Dengel Unruh Spencer Pickell Adamson Ita Thompson Vic Finch Finch Jeff Brewer Dave Parnell Williams Shawn Lickham Pannell Rick Miers Richard Todd Mark Iota Fort Scott OOO Awe KC Ipp Va. Lawrence Dave Kang Blank Mathey Kissinger Meyer Gollar Maxwell Spears Larios Totals KU Picks Pattin Lawrence, Kan Marty Pattin University of Kansas Pattin Floyd Temple Bob Marcum Allan Kraus Ladom Ward Webaria Jr. Wilson Coffman Inararn Hayt Crabb Tatels Duke Mfo 1St Baptist Smillie Houck Wolgast Kaspar Flanner Arnold McQuilliam Schwarzer Crawford Pierce Floyd Sullivan Lee Downtowner Laurer Watkins Fewins Dann Been Soper Regnier Barrett Anderson Arnesman Vege Evans Price Parker Brunner Summers Hornbeck Allen Denton Sacred Heart Salmons Eichenberger Mages T. Cates Hamilton Reaney K. Cai Hornung Cotsen Lewis Baptist Bowling Falk Welch Montgomery Hashman Fletcher Lough Drake Adams Moorg Municipal Vince Nauss Yankees Chicago Cooperstown N.Y Oneonta Yankees Elmira Red Sox Oakland A's Cincinnati Reds Kuhn Leo Durocher Cardinals Fred Saigh del Webb Players’ Pension Fund Dodgers Branch Rickey Jackie Robinson U.S. Senate Detroit Saigh Freddie Hutchinson Players' Union Saffron Glass Co Bob Miller Climeron Ins Continental Ins Continental Western Hartford Ins Marysville Mutual Western Trinity Ins Ottawa Insurance Agency City OF City of Ottawa
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