Tigers Crush Royals In Detroit Bashing Five-Run Fourth
Lou Whitaker hit two homers as Milt Wilcox and Pat Underwood teamed for a 10-1 Detroit win over Kansas City. Whitaker led off the first with a solo shot and added a two-run blast in the fourth. Wilcox, back from the DL, worked five shutout innings before Underwood earned the save.
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Detroit
Lou Whitaker
Milt Wilcox
Pat Underwood
Detroit Tigers
Kansas City Royals
Whitaker
Wilcox
Underwood
Washington
Dave Frost
Lance Parrish
Jerry Turner
Chet Lemon
Lemon
Tom Brookens
Alan Trammell
Frost
Glenn Wilson
Bill Castro
Trammell
Tigers
Wilson
Kansas City
Willie Wilson
Greg Pryor
City Schedule for Week of August 16 1982
City leagues set weekly games across youth and adult divisions with men and co ed play at Forest Park and Cox Field. Notices urge purchase of 1982-83 participation cards, announce pool hours, season ticket prices, and rainout info via KOFG radio.
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Cox South
Assembly of God
Knights of Columbus
Ottawa Millworks
North Baptist
Bud Jennings Carpet
Omawa
Community Foursquare
Forest Park
Nazarene
Century
Sunrise Suzuki
Hickory Inn
Budga's Sports Center
al Beets Mators
Hook Insurance
Taylor
Cox
South
Duke Mig
Moorman’s
J.C. Blue
The
Social Cabin
C. Gold
Fleshchar
Forest Park Man's Diamond
Croucher Abstract
Clarks
Lone Drive
Morton's
Mauraders
Dodson Aviation
Hubbard Lumber Co
Pomona Merchants
B. J
Forest Park Men’s
National Sign Co
Federal Land Bank
State Farm Insurance
Bud Jennings
Community
Cox Field
OLR
Ollica
O.R.C
Kofg Radio
Pirates Rally Past Cardinals For 7-4 Win
Don Robinson pitched a nine hitter and Tony Pena along with Bill Madlock homered as the Pittsburgh Pirates defeated the St. Louis Cardinals 7-4. The win halted Pittsburgh’s three-game skid and trimmed St. Louis’ lead in the NL East as Montreal beat Philadelphia, leaving the Expos three outs from clinching and the Pirates four behind. Robinson improved to 13-4 with his fifth complete game, fanning eight while hitting .333 over his last 45 at bats.
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Pittsburgh
Don Robinson
Tony Pena
Bill Madlock
Pittsburgh Pirates
St. Louis Cardinals
Pirates
Cardinals
Montreal Expos
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Phillies
Expos
Robinson
Norris Leads Hartford Open After Record-Setting Round
Tim Norris fired a 7-under 65 to extend his lead to three strokes at the Sammy Davis Jr Greater Hartford Open. Norris set a two-round course record with 127 while Ray Floyd and Gavin Levenson chased at 130. Levenson aced the fifth hole and shot 64, Floyd matched 65s, and eight players sit at 10-under or better as 81 golfers advance to weekend rounds.
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Wethersfield, Conn
Tim Norris
Norris
Wethersfield Country Club
Ray Floyd
Gavin Levenson
Levenson
South Africa
Srees Floyd
Mark McNulty
D.A. Weibring
Mark Calcavecchia
Bill Britton
Hubert Green
Calcavecchia
Britton
Green
Oilers and Saints Handshake Sparks NFL Labor Tension
NFL players from the Houston Oilers and New Orleans Saints shook hands with Redskins players before a preseason game, drawing union praise and management fines warnings. NFLPA chief Upshaw said the gesture shows unity and respect, while teams like the Seahawks faced penalties for solidarity actions in upcoming exhibitions. Several other preseason games followed with mixed anticipated demonstrations and standard matchups.
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Houston Oilers
New Orleans Saints
Astrodome
NFL Players Association
Jim Miller
Management Council
Miami Dolphins
Don Shula
Washington
Patera
Kingdome Field
St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati
Kansas City
NFLPA
Sam McCullum
Seahawks
Gene Upshaw
Raiders
America
Upshaw
NFL
New York Jets
Green Bay
Buffalo
Dallas
San Francisco
Minnesota
Atlanta
Cleveland
Detroit
Denver
Los Angeles Rams
New York Giants
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Tampa Bay
Pittsburgh
New England
Knoxville
Gals Open State Opener In Softball Tourney Win
Peoples National Bank of Ottawa opened the State Women's Class A Slow-Pitch tournament with a 6-2 win over Union Bank of Clay Center at Forest Park. Sudja Furniture fell 5-2 to Hays Dairy Queen. first round also featured wins by Atchison Sonic and others as action continued through the day.
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Peoples National Bank of Ottawa
Union Bank of Clay Center
Sudja Furniture
Hays Dairy Queen
Forest Park
Peoples Bank
Union Bank
Ottawa
Peoples
Atchison Sonic Drive-In
Orlis Cox Field South
Sonic
Garden City Radio Shack
Karen Chambers
Jane Pollock
Stephanie Allegre
Hunter Safety Courses Slated for Osawatomie and Ottawa
Two hunter safety courses are planned for local youths this month. Osawatomie hosts a three day session starting August 18 at John Brown Memorial Hall from 6 30 to 10 30 p m. Ottawa hosts August 29 31 with 5 to 9 p m sessions at the Courts Building basement and the K 68 Gun Club. Registration begins at the first class and youths under 12 must be accompanied by a parent.
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Osawatomie Sportsman's Association
John Brown
Ottawa
Fraternal Order of Police
Courts
Here
Kansas
Osawatomie
Hunter Safety
Daniel Claims 5 Shot Lead At WAT Classic
Beth Daniel shot a second straight 68 to lead the $125,000 WAT Classic at Meadowbrook Club by five after two rounds. Lynn Adams sits at 141, with Martha Hansen and Dianne Dailey tied for third at 142, and Donna Caponi at 150. Sally Little withdrew with an inner ear issue.
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Jericho
Beth Daniel
Meadowbrook Club
Daniel
Lynn Adams
Adams
Martha Hansen
Dianne Dailey
Carole Jo Callison
Marty Dickerson
Dot Germain
Callison
Donna Caponi
Sally Little
Little
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Tigers Bruise Royals
Diana Otto
Wes Wilson
Hartford Chase
Phil Hancock
Norri
el Paso
Texas
Oilers
Saints
By Barry Wilner
National Football League
NFL Management Council
NIL Players Association
South Main
Ibob Miller
Cimarron Ins. Co
Continental Ins. Co
Continental Western
Hartford Ins. Co
Marysville Mutual Western
Fort Scott
Trinity Ins. Co
Ottawa Insurance
Willow
Béen-quittcamian Reg
Wininghest Shopring Caen
Hillcrest Shopping Center
Iowa
PNB Gals
All Peoples
Becky Selk
Ginger Walker
Monica Finch
Sudja
Fritts
Farrar
Topeka Vfw
Neadosha Cobalt
Atchison Sonic
Garden City
Radio Shack
Ottawa Peoples Bank
Clay Center Union Bank
Wichita G & H Construction
Liberal Convenience Pluso Winfield Coffman Sporting Goods
Eudora Road
Hutchinson Shooters Supply
Burdett-Rozell Green Old Bats
Topeka Linehart Rooting
Valley Center Chem- Lawn
Pratt Bolen
Floyd’s Bait Shop
Lawrence
Chanute Farm Fresh Hays Dairy Queen
Sndia Furniture
Yates Center
Kilby Drilling
Tapaka
Roy Frey
Furman
Ottawa Country Club
LeMaster-Gillette-Foulks
Schultz- Warnock-Leitaker
Dieterich
South- Hepner
Fredeen-Gilroy-Gleason
Killough-Kramer
L. Moherman
M.A. Moherman
Ansley-Latimer
Bennett- Wassmer-Wiggins
Kute Cnorts Center
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