OU Signs 3 Cagers for 1981-82 Season
Ottawa University announces the signings of three more basketball players for 1981-82, two transfers and a freshman, bringing total new recruits to 11. Anthony McCall, 6-5 power forward from Northern Oklahoma J.C. Tonkawa, Kyle Beckner, 5-? swing forward from Navajo J.C. Tsaile Ariz, and Manuel Clark, 11 guard from Garland Texas, varsity awardee after averaging 21.5 ppg.
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Ottawa University
Anthony McCall
Northern Oklahoma
Tonkawa
Okla
Kyle Beckner
Navajo
Tsaile
Ariz
Volleyball Clinic Openings At Ottawa High This Week
Ottawa Recreation Commission announces a volleyball clinic at OHS gym on Thursday and Friday. Bob Lockwood of the University of Kansas leads staff instruction from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Enrollment is $35 for 1–2 from a school, $30 for 3–4, and $25 for six or more. Contact Dan Gunkel or Bob Duncan or enroll at the first session.
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Ottawa Recreation Commission
Bob Lockwood
University of Kansas
OHS
Dan Gunkel
Bob Duncan
West Franklin U S C 287 Clinic Bus Plan Details
West Franklin USC 287 schedules two buses next week to Ottawa High School for junior and senior athletes needing physicals. Pomona students depart Pomona High at 6 30 p m Tuesday, Appanoose Grade School at 6 00 p m arrives Centropolis 6 15 p m. Two clinic sessions Tuesday at 6 00 p m for Ottawa residents and 7 00 p m for rural and county students.
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Perry targets 300th win as NL roundup unfolds
Gaylord Perry, 42, seeks his 300th victory after a 5-1 win over the Padres as the Braves maintain the lead in the NL. Mets top Cubs 4-2, Pirates rally past Expos 4-3, Phillies edge Cardinals 6-5 in 10, Giants beat Astros 3-1, Reds overcome Dodgers 7-6. Photos note Rose’s pursuit and near-capacity crowds in Philadelphia and San Diego.
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San Francisco
Houston
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Cardinals
Keith Moreland
Bruce Sutter
Dane Iorg
Ken Oberkfell
Cooper fuels Brewers in doubleheader sweep over Cleveland
Cecil Cooper went 7-for-9 with three doubles two homers and two singles boosting his average as Milwaukee swept Cleveland 6-5 and 6-1. The Brewers, 3-0 since the season resumed after a 59-day break and 50-day players strike, rode Cooper’s hot bat while Cleveland fell to 0-3 amid a seven-game slide.
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Jim Kern
John Henry Johnson
Dave Schmidt
Bump Wills
al Oliver
Buddy Bell
Honeycutt
Royals' Lee May Turns Weatherman In Baltimore
In Baltimore a thunderstorm postponed the Royals Orioles game as rain drenched Memorial Stadium. Earl Weaver and Lee May reflect on rain delays and plan a two night doubleheader with Jim Palmer and Larry Gura set to start the opener.
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Royals
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Memorial Stadium
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Larry
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Rich Gale
Mike Jones
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Omaha
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al Bumbry
Quisenberry
Make Up Royals Indians Games Postponed To October
NEW YORK AP Reports Texas Rangers protest led to two rainouts from April 28-29 in Cleveland being rescheduled for October 1 and October 5 if they affect AL pennant races or determine second place. AL President Lee MacPhail had initially ruled no makeups to avoid grueling doubleheaders. The Royals visit Cleveland this weekend before the October window.
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Lee MacPhail
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