Babe Ruth Roundup in Ottawa Babe Ruth League
Two games Monday night featured Boys' Club beating DeMolay 3-2 in 13 innings and Eagles beating Lions 4-3 in the seventh. Pitching duels highlighted the first game with Drumright and Dixon trading shutouts through 12 frames. Bugner’s 13th inning single and Haas’ RBI secured the win. In the second game Lions led 3-0 before Eagles tied it in the seventh on Baldwin’s two RBIs, then Black walked with bases loaded to force the winning run.
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Gary Kuntz
Ottawa
Boys’ Club
DeMolay
Eagles
Lions
David Drumright
Gary Dixon
Bays’ Club
Steve Mallicoat
Jerry Bogner
Dixon
Bert Anderson
Bugmer
Drumright
Anderson
Gary Brockus
Randy Firestone
Jerry Bugner
David Haas
Scott Finch
Robert Tienken
Wilson
Tienken
Danny Clough
David Baldwin
Baldwin
Larry Black
Mallicoat
McFadden
Bugner
Haas
Brockus
Seymour
Grogan
Woodward
Totals
Carlson
Jameson
Firestone
Hughes
Ottawa Babe Ruth All Stars Selected for District Tournament
An Ottawa Babe Ruth League all star team of 15 players and two alternates was named to compete in the district tournament starting July 19 in Ottawa. Coaches Gary Kuntz and Byron Faden praised the large pool of outstanding players and noted the challenge of selection.
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Babe Ruth League
State Eagles
David Baldwin
Chris Chaney
Gary Dixon
David Drumright
Dale Dunkin
Randy Firestone
Richard Mendell
Charles Porter
Frank Printy
Mike Ratliff
Robert Tienken
Cary VanAken
Yee “Wallace
Larry Waymire
Bruce Whitacre
Greg Bulmer
Rick McFadden
Gary Kuntz
Byron Faden
Phillies Win Behind Ryan and Briggs As Allen Remains Missing
The Phillies extended their streak to seven straight with a 4-2 win over the Pirates as Mike Ryan and Johnny Briggs supplied the offense. Manager Skinner laments Richie Allen's disappearance as Allen stays missing after leaving New York last week. Boozer escaped a bases-loaded jam in the ninth to preserve Woody Fryman’s win. Elsewhere, Niekro earned his 13th victory for the Braves, Osteen and McAndrew pitched well for their teams, and the Giants, Mets, and Cubs posted wins in a busy National League roundup.
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Mets
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Pirates
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John Boozer
Woody Fryman
Atlanta
Phil Niekro
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Houston
Claude Osteen
St. Louis
Jim McAndrew
Montreal
Chicago Cubs
San Francisco
San Diego
New Muscles Lead Reds Power Attack
Cincinnati Reds surge with surprise power led by Lee May Tony Perez Bobby Tolan and John. Five players, not known for slugging, spark a hot hitting stretch that undermines opposing pitchers and managers in an era of revived offense.
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New York Giants
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Tolan
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Wally Poste
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Ed Bailey
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Johnson
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New Laker Coach Once A Celtic
Los Angeles hires Joe Mullaney from Providence, giving a three year deal around 40 000 per season to become the Lakers new coach and guide stars Wilt Chamberlain Jerry West Elgin Baylor toward a title. The article contrasts Mullaneys past success with the teams current homer heavy Reds notes and season stats.
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Providence College
Bill van Breda Korff
Wilt Chamberlain
Jerry West
Elgin Baylor
Tigers Dominate Indians 13 6 In Junior League Clash
In Monday action the Tigers routed the Indians 13 to 6 behind an eight-run third inning and a two-run triple by Dale Malburg. Kent Cramer led Tigers with a 2-for-4 day, Alan Moore earned the win, and James Bowen took the loss.
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Indians
Dale Malburg
Kent Cramer
Alan Moore
James Bowen
Orioles
Royals
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Joe Tucker
Stephen Latimer
Latimer
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Giants
West Second Street
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Major Stars Lead In Tight Baseball Victory
Lou Piniella and Roy Als drove in one run apiece with a sacrifice fly and a two out homer in the ninth to lift the Dodgers past California 2-1. Claude Osteen pitched six and one third hitless innings before finishing with a seven one victory over the Astros.
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Hank Aaron
Atlanta
Niekro
Osteen
Astros
Doug Rader
Marty Martinez
Wes Parker
Lou Piniella
Royals
California
Claude Osteen
Dodgers
Houston
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