Babe Ruth Games Postponed With Rained Out Tuesday Action
The Ottawa Babe Ruth League schedules remain, with a 6:30 B game tonight and an 8:30 clash between Kiwanis and Eagles. Thursday features Sertoma versus Lions at 6:30 and Elks versus VFW, while Friday reschedules the rained out games Rotary versus Elks at 6:30 and Kiwanis versus Sertoma at 8:30.
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Shupe Takes Over as Wichita State Athletic Director
Tom Shupe, 49, was chosen as Wichita State University athletic director and starts today. The West Virginia associate athletic director will be introduced at a news conference by university president Warren B. Armstrong. He replaces Lew Perkins, who leaves for Maryland after splitting time between the two schools.
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Ottawa Horseshoe Club Dominates Night at Forest Park
Ottawa Horseshoe Club members posted perfect 4-0 records in league play at Forest Park Tuesday night. Bob Dutt led with a 61 percent ringer, and the club plans the July 4 tournament at Forest Park with about 60 entrants, including state champions Danny Erbe and Mary Ann Penninger. Additional top pitchers include Chuck Arnold, Jerry Kahle, Wayne Troutwein, and Kent Armstrong as 20 local league pitchers join the event. The Franklin County American Cancer Society chapter will host its annual four man golf scramble on August 1 at Ottawa Country Club, with $35 entry and meals. A co ed softball tourney unfolds July 11–12 at Pomona High School diamond, sponsored by Keatos Kids softball. entry $70 per team plus game ball, T-shirts for first place. Kansas City Royals catcher Ed Hearn underwent shoulder reconstruction Tuesday in Inglewood, with a three-day hospital stay. He is expected back by spring training after appearing in nine games this season with a .294 average and three RBIs.
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Baseball Scoreboard Quick Hits From Multiple Matches
In Oakland Stewart improves to 9 7 while DeLeon starts for Chicago marked by injuries. Baltimore Griffin opens with a loss to Boston Clemens and Californe Reuss 2 0 0 Carlton. Minnesota Viola faces Kansas City Stoddard, Seattle Morgan at Texas Hough 8 3.
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Shriver and Connors Rally To Reach Wimbledon Quarterfinals
Pam Shriver erased a 1-4 deficit in the final set to defeat Sylvia Hanika 6-7 7-5 10-8 and Jimmy Connors rallied from two sets and 1-4 down to beat Mikael Pernfors 1-6 1-6 7-5 6-4 6-2, advancing to the Wimbledon quarterfinals as rain delay backlogs compress schedules.
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Guidry Ends Victory Drought as Yankees Top Blue Jays
Ron Guidry, 36, earned his first win of the year for the New York Yankees in a 4-0 victory over the Toronto Blue Jays. He allowed six singles in 7 2/3 innings before Tim Stoddard finished. In other AL games, Cleveland beat California 2-1. Boston routed Baltimore 13-9. Chicago beat Oakland 12-3. Seattle 5, Texas 2. Detroit 8, Milwaukee 2. Key Red Sox stars Dwight Evans, Wade Boggs, and Mike Greenwell homered in a 13-hit attack.
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Reds Rally In 10th To Top Astros For First Place
Pete Rose praised with the team stealing a win as Kurt Stillwell scored from second on Tracy Jones infield hit in the 10th, lifting Cincinnati over Houston 5 4 to widen the NL West lead. Jones beat Thon to first, Stillwell sliding home for the decisive run amid a tense finish.
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