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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1976
Page
2
Sign-up for infant lessons will occur at Forest Park pool next Thursday with teacher Becky Reynolds. Age 10 months to 24 months signs in at 10 30 a m, three year olds at 11 a m, both with Reynolds. A week long session costs a $2 pool fee. Mothers must sign up in person. phone signups are not accepted.
TOPEKA Kansas AP Dean Smith former Topeka High and Kansas star and U N C coach heads the list of instructors for the 44th annual Kansas Coaching School Aug 9 21 sponsored by the Kansas State High School Activities Association Also on basketball panel is Denny Crum of the University of Louisville Football panel is led by Eddie Robinson and Al Onofrio Joining football instructors are John Davis Clayton Williams and Frank Crespino Basketball and girls basketball panels include Randy Springs John McDougald George Czaplinski Ken Thomas Lloyd Steele and Paula Crown Greg Heinze leads Lu yes eight man football Also listed are volleyball instructors cross country coaches and athletic training staff Dartmouth golf notes Jerry Daly Middlebury Conn is departing after a standout four NCAA appearances as the team misses his services next season.
Chicago lefty Andy Hassler avoided a major league record as Kansas City defeated the White Sox 9 2 in the opener and 8 3 in the nightcap. Dave Nelson hit a two run homer, Ruppert Jones drove in three, and Doug Bird won in his first start in 12 days. Royals manager Whitey Herzog praised Hassler and Bird as Kansas City extended a five game win streak while Chicago coach Paul Richards sought solutions after a four game skid.
Nine meet records fell as the Soviet Union built a 99 79 lead over the United States after 17 events at the 14th dual meet in College Park Maryland. American and Russian stars posted multiple marks with Olympians notching wins in sprints distances and field events as the Americans trailed but fought back in the day’s action.
The Buffalo Bills seek a substitute for O J Simpson as they preseason play Cincinnati Bengals in Cincinnati with rookies Darnell Powell and Joe Lowery again in the backfield. Several exhibition games across the league are listed with multiple QB battles and roster moves.
Mixed volleyball games at 6 30 p m feature Mistite versus Waily s Heroer and Oddballa against King Radio. Richmond Raiders meet ORC while Internationals face Comete on Forest Park Tennis Courts. All events reserved for the F P Tennis Club tournament Saturday and Sunday during the day until 7 p m each day.
Jefferson City defeated Arkansas City 7 2 as Todd Mueller drove in two runs with a two run double and Kenny Hartley pitched a five hitter. Ottumwa beat Chaffee 6 2 behind a strong start. Jefferson City meets Ottumwa at 1 p m in the winner's bracket while Chaffee and Arkansas City meet in the losers bracket at 6 p m with an 8 p m survivor game to follow. The tournament ends Sunday.
The Williamsburg bus will depart from Williamsburg High at 6 p.m. Thursday for Ottawa where all male and female junior and senior athletes will receive their physicals that evening.
Denver stretched its lead in the American Association West by sweeping Evansville in a doubleheader 3-2 and 5-1. Pinch-hitter Pat Scanlon delivered a three-run double in the opener while Dave Drumright added a two-hit game and Navarrate drove in a run in the nightcap. Indianapolis beat Wichita 9-5 on Dave Schneck’s homer. Omaha edged Oklahoma City 8-7 as Dave Cripe had four RBIs. Tonight’s schedule features Denver at Tulsa, Oklahoma City at Wichita, Iowa at Evansville, and Omaha at Indianapolis.
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