Baseball Part II Second Season Formats Split Plans
The second baseball season nears with owners and players negotiating a revised split-season format. Marvin Miller labeled the proposal acceptable only in part as a new plan for the second half is discussed by Commissioner Kuhn and league presidents with no final decision yet. Options include byes for teams sweeping both halves or scrapping the split season, amid calls to prevent forfeiting games to gain playoff entry.
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NEW York
Marvin Miller
Bowie Kuhn
Lee MacPhail
Chub Feeney
Miller
Grebey
Marvin
Connecticut
Philadelphia Phillies
Los Angeles Dodgers
New York Yankees
Oakland A's
Chicago
Tony LaRussa
Kuhn
LaRussa
St.Louis
Whitey Herzog
Liberal, Clarinda, Hutchinson set for NBC quarterfinals
Liberal and Clarinda advanced with 10-2 and 12-6 wins over Santa Maria and Hutchinson, respectively, in NBC action. Madison beat Kenai 5-3 as Butch Metzger saved Kenai rally. quarterfinals pit Liberal vs Grand Rapids, Clarinda vs Fairbanks, and Hutchinson vs Madison.
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Wichita
Kan
Hutchinson
Liberal
National Baseball Congress
Santa Maria
Calif
Clarinda
Iowa
Madigan
Wis
Kenai
Alaska
Mike Rubel
Tim Reynolds
Paul Homing
Brent Bentley
Mike Digiacomo
Madison
Tim Nelson
RBI
Butch Metzger
Grand Rapids
Mich
Fairbanks
Ainge Shines As Blue Jays Edge Royals In Toronto
Danny Ainge collected three singles and reached base four times in Toronto’s 5-3 win over Kansas City. He made a clutch barehanded play at third to throw out speedy Amos Otis, boosting his average to .198 as talk swirls about a possible basketball jump.
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Kansas City, Mo
Danny Ainge
Boston Celtics
Toronto Blue Jays
Brigham Young University
Toronto
Kansas City Royals
Celtics
Ainge
Barry Bonnell
Blue Jays
Luis Leal
Roy Lee Jackson
Mike Jones
Royals
Amos Otis
Otis
Amos
Omaha Nears Division Title as AA Wins Abound
In a tight American Association race, Omaha Royals lead the West with four wins or four Denver losses needed, while Evansville Triplets hold East momentum. Omaha beat Oklahoma City 7-5 behind Bombo Rivera and Dan Fischer, as Iowa shocked Evansville 6-0 and Denver topped Wichita 10-5.
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Associated Press
Omaha Royals
Evansville
Omaha
Denver
Springfield
Oklahoma City 69Ers
Bombo Rivera
Royals
89Ers
Dan Fischer
Jeff Schattinger
Scott Munninghoff
Iowa
Wichita
Indianapolis
Springield
Mark Parker
Iowa Oaks
Parker
Howard Bailey
Dave Hostetler
The
Aeros
Harriers Netters Start Thursday at Ottawa High
Ottawa High cross country for boys and girls opens with a 9 a.m. meeting Thursday at the OHS track. Cyclone harriers will hold two daily practices at 9 a.m. and 6 30 p.m. Senior high volleyball begins 8 a.m. Thursday in the OHS gym. Eighth graders at Ottawa Middle School start volleyball next Monday at 9 a.m. in the middle school gym. OHS girls tennis opens Thursday at 3 30 p.m. Forest Park courts. All athletes must have physicals before participation.
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Ottawa High
OHS
Cyclone Harriers
Ottawa
Forest Park Courts
OU Beefs Up Soccer Roster for 1981 Season
Ottawa University coach Frank Lemp adds eight signees for the 1981 campaign, including two Kansas prep standouts Scott Sellars of Shawnee Mission Northwest and William Bradley of Olathe. Other signees include Mark Perdew, Mike DiBiase, Dean Schneider, Mel Herrington, Zlatko Markovic, plus transfer Benjamin Carrero from Mission College California. The Braves open at home September 5 against Bartlesville Wesleyan at 2 p.m. on the Dick Peters Memorial Sports Complex field.
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Ottawa University
Frank Lemp
Kansas
Scott Sellars
Shawnee Mission Northwest
William Bradley
Olathe
Mark Perdew
Abraham Lincoln High School
Denver
Colo
Mike DiBiase
Portland High
Portland
Maine
Dean Schneider
Bellport High
East Patchogue
N.C
Mel Herrington
Lafayette High School
Ballwin
Zlatko Markovic
Bayside High
Bayside
N.Y
Braves
Benjamin Carrero
Carrero
Mission College
California
Bartlesville Wesleyan
Dick Peters
Fishing Report Highlights Kansas Reservoirs and Rivers
Pomona Reservoir reports good channel cat and white bass action with minnows and spoons. Melvern and Clinton show fair to good catfish and white bass, with walleye and crappie noted at various spots. Multiple state lakes and river segments report fair or good channel catfishing, bass, crappie, and drum, using baits from livers to minnows and crayfish.
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Pomona
Wolf Creek
110 Mile Creek
Melvern
Turkey Creek
Clinton
John Redmond
Douglas County State Lake
Osage County
Miami State Lake
Marais Des Cygnes River
Onawatomie Dam
Pitchin OTTAWA HORSESHOE PITCHING CLUB Results
Two man scramble at Silver Lake Golf Course lists teams with scores from 47 to 90. Notable finishes include A Filght Addington Cook 64 and McClure Haas 85. Closest to pin on No 7 Jack Spears. Longest drive on No 9 Chris Kornhaus.
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Silver Lake
A. Filght
Addington-Cook
Hamilton-Spears
Cole-Leach
Ostmeyer-C
Kornhaus
Moody-D
Bullock. Turner
Filght-R. Brady
M. Brady
Hastert
Erlacher
Dassing-Eldgy
Servatius-Terrill
McClure-Haas
Burgoon
Wadkins
Ine Pia
Jack Spears
Chris Kornhaus
Joe Hastert
City Scores Softball Co Ed Tourney Results
Match results list several scorelines from a local coed softball tourney. Jack's & Jill's defeated Franklin Savings 14 to 4, Hickory Jane beat Sunrise Suzuki 14 to notional 0, No 14 Quenemo edged Community Foursquare 14 to 13, Sunrise Suzuki No 113 won over Budge's Sports Center 7 to 23, Sacred Heart topped Lesh OW 11 to 2, Foltz Truck Lines fell to Moherman Insurance 23 to 1.
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Jack's & Jill's
Franklin Savings
Hickory Jane
Sunrise Suzuki No
Quenemo
Community
NBC Backing CFA in Court Sparks Football TV Battle
NBC would pay half the legal costs if CFA schools sue the NCAA over TV rights, stirring controversy as 61 CFA members prepare to vote on a four year NBC deal. Ohio State President Enarson and Stanford AD Geiger criticize the plan while the NCAA warns of disciplinary action and potential chaos.
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Kansas City
CFA
Atlanta
NBC
NCAA
ABC
CBS
Nbccfa
Big Eight
Southeastern
Southwest
Western Athletic
Atlantic Coast
Big Ten
Pac-10
Ohio State
Stanford
Nevias
CFA Board of Directors
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Cage Stigma
Fuller
Kansas City Chiefs
Steve Fuller
Howard Kilfeldt
Chiefs
Harriers, Netters
Fishing Report
Pitchin
Ottawa Horseshoe
Vernard
Lyle Turner
Wes Schende
Harley Tucker
Wayne Spencer Boyd Cooper
Wayne Reichard
Lou Whittington
Leroy Turner
John Leech
Wer
Schendal
Chuck Kamper
Vernard Galley
Lyle Turn
Wayne Spencer
John Jackson
Boyd Cooper
Bud Burgoon
Marshall Allen
George Finley
John Leach
Haughe
Clyde Marris
al Mages
Ry Marle Snethen
Wayna Reichard
Enarson
Jean
N Stock
Levi’s
DENIM
Bendover
Litwin’s
LEVIS
ACME
Dan Post
DINGO
Texas
Painter Pants
Painter D
Kennington
Converse Joggers
Tease
Fire Island
JR. Blazers
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