Thinclads Advance In Nationals at Wake Forest
Ottawa girls compete at the National Junior Olympics in Winston-Salem with two advancing to semis or finals. Cindy Blakeley dominates Fayetteville Region 8, while Rachel Brockman and Susan McFarland also vie for finals in the 200 and shot put.
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Kornhaus Named Track Coach Of The Year
Don Kornhaus of Ottawa High was named girls track coach of the year by the Kansas Coaches Association after guiding Ottawa to the 5 A state outdoor title a year ago. His team scored 107 points at Wichita State University, set four meet records, and edged rivals by 61.
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California Polytechnic-San Luis Obispo
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Murphy Bids to Win PGA as Rain Delays Persist
Bob Murphy kept a one stroke lead at 135 after a 69 in the rain interrupted second round at the Atlanta Athletic Club. Jack Nicklaus sits two back at 129, while Tom Watson two rounds later faces elimination if cut line stands.
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Umpires Strike Back in Labor Talks Over Playoff Fees
Umpire negotiators seek six officials per playoff series with pay of 6500 dollars per man plus 10 percent of first three games gross revenue. Leagues propose four man crews at 4000 dollars. dispute centers on pay, number of umpires, and post strike salary adjustments.
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Major League Baseball
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Major League Umpires Association
Phillips
City Scores 5 Englettos and Swingers in CO ED Softball
Ottawa Herald schedule lists Sunday and Tuesday games across men's and women's diamonds with GM numbers, tourney notes, and youth programs. Highlights include CO ED softball games 4:30 to 9:90, a 3rd annual Ottawa Girl's Softball Association tournament August 17 to 30 at Forest Park and Cox Fields, plus a microwave cooking class August 16 at Jonal Co op Building and fall volleyball organizational meeting September 9 at the Youth Center.
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Tenace Leads Cardinals Over Royals In Exhibition
Gene Tenace doubled twice to spark a 12-hit St. Louis attack and a 10-3 exhibition victory over Kansas City at Busch Stadium before 16,663. Four other Cardinals had two hits each as Andujar won and Gura took the loss.
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Joaquin Andujar
Larry Gura
Chiefs Come Up Short In Preseason Opener
Washington Redskins, led by new coach Joe Gibbs, defeated the Kansas City Chiefs 16-10 in the NFL exhibition opener as Mark Moseley booted three field goals and Monte Coleman returned an interception for a touchdown. Chiefs quarterback Steve Fuller was injured, and Kenney later connected with Henry Marshall for KC’s late score.
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