Steelers Cut Stancil After Roiling Roster Moves
Pittsburgh cuts eight players to reach a 49-man limit for the opener with Denver. Hercules Stancil, OU former star, saw no pass reception in the preseason and now is available on waivers along with four other players. Coach Salmans conveyed Stancil’s remarks on making the last cut and hope for NFL pickup.
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Pittsburgh
Hercules Stancil
Ottawa University
Pittsburgh Steelers
Steelers
Terry Bradshaw
Tunch Likin
Denver Broncos
Stancis
John Goodson
John Leister
Chet Winters
Lonnie Kennell
Greg Best
Craig Dunaway
Ken Dallaier
Stancil
Florida
Nyle Salmans
NFL
Miller Breaks Key Record in Monday Night Scratch
Keith Miller of Lee's Downtowner set a new three game house high of 788 at Indian Lanes on Monday night after a 224, 266, and near perfect 298. He has five 700 series and broke the barrier for the first time on December 14, 1981, surpassing the previous house high of 771 by Troy Greisen.
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Keith Miller
Lee
Miller
Troy Greisen
ORC Meeting Tonight At Ottawa Youth Center
The Ottawa Recreation Commission will hold a general business meeting tonight at the Youth Center located at 115 W 4th. The meeting is scheduled to begin at Tina.
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Ottawa Recreation Commission
Tina
Ottawa Horseshoe Club Standings Show Mixed Scores
Current standings from the Ottawa Horseshoe Pitching Club list players with varied scores and placeholders. Names include Riley Drum Marshall Allen Phil Mc Cracken John Jackson Chuck Kaniper Lyle Turner Mike Higbie Fran Pinneo Wayne Spencer Bernard Bell WP Snepard Clyde Merrill Don McTaggert Harley Tucker John Leeca Jerry Brack Meart Snethen Richard Morrow Lou Whittington Gene Brock and Fen Gordie among others with inconsistent digits.
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Ottawa Horse Shoe
Riley Drum
Marshall Allen
Phil McCracken
John Jackson
Chuck Kaniper
Lyle Turner
Mike Higbie
Fran Pinneo
Wayne Spencer
Bernard Bell
WP Snepard
Clyde Merrill
Don McTaggert
Harley Tucker
John Leeca
Jerry Brack
Meart Snethen
Richard Morrow
Lou Whittington
Gene Brock
Fen Gordie
MOORMANSSOFTBALL TEAMS SCORECARD SUMMARY
Readable lines show multiple softball teams and players with rough stat lines and totals. Entries include MOORMANNS TRANSPORTATION INC CROUCHERS MIDWEST DESIGN MULFORDS TRENCHING and HUBBAKO with player numbers, partial scores, and team totals.
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Crouchers
Rick
Wylie
Charlie
Scott
Lonmia
Jeff
Greg
Jake
Glen
Midwest Design
Andy
Eric
Keith
Bon
Dale
Dan
Bill
Todd
Floyd
Proend
Mulford
Forint
Ungerwood
Forbert
Frosty
BOY Shop
Merton
Randall
Chanay
Mietchen
Chambers
Regan
Gragg
Ho Myder
Spogeen
Hubbako
Poul
M Myers
Myers
Randy Mien
Wantland
Lo Miller
Knuckies
Surging Orioles Crush Royals Behind Lowenstein Power
Orioles rout Royals 12-4 as John Lowenstein hits a triple two doubles and a walk to drive in a run and score twice. Baltimore pushes to seven straight wins and 14 of 17, with 30 hits in two games against Kansas City.
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Ken Rappoport
John Lowenstein
Kansas City
Baltimore
Royals
Orioles
Lowenstein
Boston
Toronto
Detroit
Minnesota
Chicago
Texas
Milwaukee
Seattle
California
Cleveland
New York
Oakland
Ken Singleton
Cal Ripken Jr
Dick Howser
Red Sox
Blue Jays
Jim Rice
Jerry Remy
Remy
Wade Boggs
Rice
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Damaso Garcia
Lloyd Moseby
Mark Clear
Johnson
Jesse Barfield
Cliff Johnson
Roy Lee Jackson
Tigers
Twins
Tom Brookens
Lou Whitaker
Alan Trammell
Whitaker
Mariners
Candiotti
Pete Ladd
Vancouver
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Angels
Indians
Anaheim
Doug DeCinces
DeCinces
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Mike Jeffcoat
Sutcliffe
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Rod Carew
Tommy John
Bob Boone
RBI
Dan Spillner
Yankees
A's
Oscar Gamble
Ron Guidry
Dave Winfield
Yankee
Dave Beard
Graig Nettles
Gamble
Don Mattingly
Guidry
OHS Soap Scrimmage Moves to Stadium Thursday Night
Ottawa High football coach Chuck Blaney says moving the soap scrimmage to OHS stadium will boost team mood during two-a-days. The event starts at 7 p.m. with a one-hour scrimmage, a 7:45 break, and a watermelon feed afterward.
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Rick Peterson
Ottawa High
Chuck Blaney
OHS
Blaney
Cyclones
Jack Summers
Evan Shaffer
DeLeon flirted with another no hit bid for Pirates
Pirates rookie Jose DeLeon again faced the Reds, carrying a potential no-hitter into the sixth before allowing two hits in six innings in a 5-3 win. Parker had four hits, Tekulve earned the save, and multiple NL games featured strong pitching and offense.
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Ben Walker
Jose DeLeon
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cincinnati Reds
DeLeon
Reds
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Gary Redus
New York
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
San Diego
San Francisco
Montreal
Chicago
Atlanta
Houston
St. Louis
Cecilio Guante
Rod Scurry
Kent Tekulve
Tekulve
Dave Parker
Parker
Jeff Russell
Jason Thompson
Doug Frobel
RBI
Tony Pena
Mets
Dodgers
Pedro Guerrero
Greg Brock
Pat Zachry
Ron Hodges
Jesse Orosco
Orosco
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