Ramsey's Printing Finishes 21-20 in Chanute Invitational Run
Ramsey's Printing of Ottawa closed its 1980 fast-pitch softball season with a 21-20 record after a 3-2 finish in the Chanute Invitational at Humboldt. Brad O'Dea pitched 21 innings in the title game against Chanute Merchants, with Ramsey's rallying from deficits and earning three straight wins before the final loss. The Ottawans posted key wins in the losers bracket, including a 10-3 comeback over Coffeyville Red Cross and a 12-1 rout of Coffeyville Optic.
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Brett Feasts On Brewers In Royals Comeback
Kansas City defeated Milwaukee 7 6 as George Brett collected four singles and a double for a season high five hits raising his average to .407 Willie Wilson added four hits and Hal McRae drove in four runs with a single and triple with Brett praised facing the Brewers pitchers after a crowd of 16 824 showed ovations following his sixth inning double and eighth inning single
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Brewers rally falls short to Royals in late loss
George Brett delivers three hits as he helps Kansas City extend a hot stretch while Milwaukee storms back from a seven run deficit. The Royals, led by Brett, hold off the Brewers 7-5 after a late surge, with Dan Quisenberry earning his 31st save.
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Stenerud Waived by Chiefs in NFL Roster Cutdown
Kansas City Chiefs waive longtime kicker Jan Stenerud amid trade attempts to clear the 50-player limit. Dino Mangiero also placed on waivers. If unclaimed, Stenerud may negotiate with other clubs after the 24 hour waiver window. Previously, Stenerud lost the starting job to Nick Lowery and disputed kicking technique with coach Marv Levy.
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Austin Defends No 1 Seed At U S Open In First Round
Tracy Austin, at 17 the defending champion and top seed, beat Anne Smith 6-2 7-5 amid tough surroundings including flying planes. She discussed the draw’s difficulty and pressure while others like Martina Navratilova and Chris Evert Lloyd advanced, and top men Bjorn Borg and John McEnroe won easily. Other seeds defeated opponents as the $654 082 tournament began.
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Big Eight teams focus on basics as coaches rail against effort
Kansas State coach Jim Dickey criticized his Wildcats for a two hour practice calling it very lackadaisical and lacking enthusiasm. He scheduled a Thursday scrimmage to boost effort while Kansas State peers Kansas Colorado Oklahoma and Iowa State emphasized fundamentals and grinded through drills rallied by coach comments on effort and execution.
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Winfield Finds Identity Off the Field at Shea Stadium
AP Special Correspondent WILL GRIMSLEY profiles San Diego Padres star Dave Winfield as he funds the David M. Winfield Foundation, supporting underprivileged kids with nutrition, education, and medical aid. At Shea Stadium, Winfield hosts about 9,000 children, sponsors scholarships, and pursues a new contract while reflecting on his quest for true winner status.
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Baseball Scoreboard Houston 7 St Louis 2
Baseball scoreboard lists Houston 7 St Louis 2 with Wednesday games including Los Angeles at Philadelphia San Francisco at Montreal San Diego at New York Houston at St Louis and Thursday matchups Houston at Chicago Cincinnati at Pittsburgh Atlanta at St Louis. Individual player records and top scores are shown for local leagues and bowling standings.
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