Dress Rehearsal On Tap For Ottawa High Football
Ottawa High faces unplayable turf but will stage a Friday photo session and Saturday full scrimmage as a final dress rehearsal for the Sept. 7 opener at Washburn Rural. New coach Don Kornhaus praises a 48-player squad, notes junior depth, and outlines staff changes including Mark Laws and Brad O'Dea. Ottawa's home opener is Sept. 14 vs Emporia, with EKL debut Sept. 21 at Stanley.
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Brewers Rally Past Royals In Wild 11-6 Victory
Milwaukee powwow over Kansas City features a bizarre eighth inning double play with Gorman Thomas racing a second runner while Cecil Cooper waits, Porter tags out two at the plate, and Amos Otis plus Frank White relay. Thomas and Lezcano pace the surge as Milwaukee stays within 6 1/2 games of Baltimore. Royals slip into a second-place tie with Minnesota. Moose Haas gets the win. Craig Chamberlain takes the loss.
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Slumping Angels Confident Despite 7-Game Slide
Angels manager Jim Fregosi asserts his club is the best in the AL West and will win the division despite a 14 1/2 game deficit to the Tigers. Sparky Anderson’s Tigers ride a four game win streak after a 12-2 rout of California, as other AL results show Brewers over Royals, Rangers over Yankees, White Sox over Red Sox, A’s over Blue Jays, while two games were rained out.
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Reds Take NL West Lead With 5-2 Win Over Phillies
Cincinnati moved atop the NL West for the first time since Memorial Day after a 5-2 win while the Astros fell 7-6 to Montreal. Pitching by Frank Pastore and Tom Hume fueled three homers by Morgan Knight and Driessen. Reds improved to seven straight wins and 17 of 22.
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