B Team Edges Lyndon to Grab 84 Victory in Ottawa
Ottawa’s B-team pulled away from Lyndon with a three-run seventh to win 84 in a game marked by 19 hits and six Lyndon errors. Gary Dixon allowed four hits and struck out 14, earning the win as Ottawa improves to 10-9. Lyndon’s Terry Osborn fanned 15 but took the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Ostmeyer
Lyndon
Ottawa American Legion
Ottawa
Gary Dixon
Burlington
Terry Osborn
Dixon
Osborn
Mike Moline
Dale Dunkin
Bob Emery
Bruce Whitacre
John Allen
Greg Bulmer
David Baldwin
Real
John Killough
DeMolay
Rotary
Paul Byrd
James Siders
Jeff McCullough
Siders
Mike Bennett
Harold Calloway
McCullough
Keith Whitacre
Tim Lee
Whitacre
Lee
Alan McMillen
Ed Bloomer
John Kersiey
Lee McMillen
Steve Latimer
Kersley
Latimer
Chris van Fossan
VFL
Eagles
Lions
PeeWee League Rosters Show Local Teams and Players
Rosters list PeeWee League teams Cowboys Chiefs Allstars Supersonics Jayhawks Globetrotters Hornets Cyclones Wildcats with players including Lowell Kissinger Tim Wilson Reginald Toler Greg Hook Gary Potter Bobby Strange Tim Corcoran Jimmy Bulmer Myron Converse Dale Davis Junior Coffman Ronnie Miles Todd Fultz Dan Nichols Kevin Altice Darin Hermerck Doug Morgan James Weaver John Weaver Greg Nilges Darren Rocker Kevin Wheat Donnie Maddox Rick Ferguson Steve McAdoo Rodney McFadden James Simms Loren Stewart John Harris Clay Small Stanley Small John Shrum Rusty Hamilton Darren Weidner Jeff Wesen Chad Meyers Dana Smith Mike Horn Evan Shaffer Mark Mills Brice Farris Kirby Soph George Wingert Pat Printy Scott Wilhite Steve Morton Chris Sheler Adam Winter Ray Ott Monty Thomas Chris Bloom Jeff Brewer Darrell Moore Eric Lindsey Daniel Ogiesby Jeff Unruh Jimmy Meade Steven Albright Sean Patty Bob Stevenson Jay Fulton Ricky Dunn Ricky Williams Dave Smith Ronald Funk Joe Gibson Claude Pressnell Drew Damron and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowboys
Lowell Kissinger
Tim Wilson
Reginald Toler
Greg Hook
Gary Potter
Bobby Strange
Tim Corcoran
Jimmy Bulmer
Myron Converse
Dale Davis
Junior Coffman
Ronnie Miles
Todd Fultz
Chiefs
Dan Nichols
Kevin Altice
Darin Hermerck
Doug Morgan
James Weaver
John Weaver
Greg Nilges
Darren Rocker
Kevin Wheat
Donnie Maddox
Rick Ferguson
Steve McAdoo
Allstars
Rodney McFadden
James Simms
Loren Stewart
Jayhawks
Evan Shaffer
Mark Mills
Brice Farris
Kirby Soph
George Wingert
Pat Printy
Scott Wilhite
Steve
Nixon policy clash with Burns over inflation fight
President Nixon stood by current economic policy while Fed chair Arthur Burns urged firmer action on inflation. Treasury Secretary Connally cited strong growth and pressed Congress to fund 2.25 billion dollars for 200,000 local jobs. Burns criticized the wage price review board plan but kept open the possibility of an incomes policy to curb price rises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nixon
Federal Reserve Board
Arthur F. Burns
Treasury
John B. Connally
Congress
Burns
Congressional Joint Economic Committee
City Schedule Baseball Babe Ruth Night Playoffs
A compiled city sports schedule lists multiple leagues with dates and times. Baseball events span Babe Ruth, Junior, Midget, Peewee and Women divisions from July 5 to July 9, featuring clubs such as Rotary Eagles Lions Kiwanis Elks Demolay Boys Club VFW Dodgers Indians Mets Cubs Giants Pirates Cardinals and many more across stadiums including Forest Park and Eugene Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babe Ruth
Rotary
VEW
Eagles
Lions
Demolay
Boys Club
Kiwanis
Elks
VFW
Dodgers
Cards
Indians
Mets
Cubs
Tigers
Pirates
Orioles
Yankees
Giants
Expos
White Sox
Red Sox
Senators
Angels
Padres
Braves
Twins
Astros
Athletics
Royals
Phillies
Forest Park
Cyclones
Wildcats
Jayhawks
Cowboys
All-Stars
Supersonics
Globetrotters
Chiefs
Hornets Softball Jr.-Sr. Girls
Devils
Sweethearts
Blue Jays
City
MoPac
Peoples Bank
Gibson's
Jaycees
Boise Cascade
Underwood Plumming
Lolich Delivers Tigers 3-1 Victory Over Orioles
Detroit lefty Mickey Lolich finally bested Baltimore with a 3-1 win ending a three game slide for Detroit. Tony Taylor drove in two late runs as Aurelio Rodriguez and Taylor produced earlier support, while Lolich improved to 12-6 after a hard fought, late inning save by Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Becht
Associated Press
Mickey Lolich
Baltimore Orioles
Baltimore
Detroit
Tigers
Lolich
Orioles
Tony Taylor
Boston Red Sox
New York
Yankees
Stan Bahnsen
Rick Clark
John Odom
Ken McMullen
California
Oakland
Chicago White Sox
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Minnesota
Bill Parsons
Washington
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Chicago Cubs
Atlanta
New York Mets
Houston
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Montreal
Los Angeles
San Diego
St. Louis
San Francisco
Don Buford
Dave McNally
Merv Rettenmund
Aurelio Rodriguez
Tom Dukes
Taylor
Eddie Watt
Rodriguez
Bahnsen
Thurman Munson
Clark
Larry Brown
Rick Monday
Odom
McMullen
White Sox
Bill Butler
Mike Andrews
Bobby Knoop
Bart Johnson
Fred Patek
Rotary Climbs Into Tie For Second In OBAL
Gary Kuntz reports Rotary beat DeMolay 7-5 to pull into a second place tie with DeMolay as Bays Club won 7-2 over the Elks. Rotary and DeMolay each sit at 7-3, while the Eagles lead at 8-1. Boys Club and VFW follow, with Kiwanis and Boys’ Club at 5-5 and Elks-Lions tied for seventh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Kuntz
Rotary
DeMolay
Bays’ Club
Elks
Eagles
VFW
Kiwanis and Boys’ Club
Elks and
Awark
Mueller
Ed Wehrle
Boys’ Club
Scott Grogan
Mark Smith
Jim Brockus
Kevin Snider
Gary Brockus
Art Wall Leads Canadian Open After First Round
Art Wall, at 47, shot 67 to grab a one stroke lead at 137 while Lou Graham, Phil Rodgers, and Herb Hooper sit at 139. Lee Trevino fired a 63, four behind, as the Canadian Open at Richelieu Valley Golf Club opened with strong scoring and hopefuls aiming for season totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall
Richelieu Valley Golf Club
Lou Graham
Graham
Nashville, Tenn
Phil Rodgers
Herb Hooper
Rod Funseth
Lee Trevino
Trevino
Billy Casper
Women's Golf Roundup at Ottawa Country Club
A three-iron tournament is set for the regular session Tuesday at Ottawa Country Club with a sack lunch required as the club is closed that day. Tuesday pairings include Earnshaw with Butler and Bennett, Daugharthy with McCrossen, Bysom with Stecker, Cook with H Kramer and Read, Hepner with Johnson, with contact numbers for reservations. Players in the Garnett Invitational Tuesday are Lyman, South, Warnock, Gilroy and Brown, while Alcamar's Guest Day in Lawrence features Matthias, Wolgast, Peters, Walker and Elder. Daugharthy won the ball last Tuesday at OCC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa Country Club
Earnshaw - Butler - Bennett
Daugharthy-McCrossen
Bysom- Stecker
Cook H. Kramer-Read
Hepner - Johnson
Lyman
South
Warnock
Gilroy
Brown
Lawrence
Alcamar
Matthias
Wolgast
Peters
Walker
Elder
Daugharthy
OCC
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Abr Hughes
CF Beats
Dunkin
Bulmer
Baldwin
Seymour
Moling
RF Hogue
Jameson
Greg Schultz
Allen
CF Drake
RF Hart
Woodrutt
Emergy
Persinger
Gene Schultz
Kendal
Brechetser
PeeWee League
Hornets
Scott Thompson
Kermit Aldridge
Mike Currant
Clark Brown
Mark Dengel
Tony Miller
Bob Geisler
Jim McCrossen
Curt Kornhaus
Jerry Cavender
Jimmy Raby
Dean O’harrah
Don Finch
Damny Newmaster
Troy Grace
Jim Schoonover
Steve Butler
Scott Butler
Brian Gorton
Don Cain
Scot Reynolds
Scott Hadley
Alan Ross
Mike Hiatt
Timmy Tyson
Barry Allenbrand
Lilly Nes
Business Mirror
Western Supply
Patterson's
Blac Express
Underwood PI
Gibson‘s
Patterson
Gibson‘'s
Underwood Plumbing
Blue Baron
Disasters
Eisenhower
Red Barons
Garfield
Eugene Field
Lincoln Women’s City League
F. Lutheran
F. A. Methodist
Jim's
Conoco
N. Baptist
B. Chapel
St. Paul
O’s
Paul Schaal
Parsons
Ted Kubiak
Dave May
Dick Billings
Don Mincher
Art
Williams’ Dairy Creme
Miami
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Albany
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Clear
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Piland
Boston
Ore
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Rapid City
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Charlotte
Chicago
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Harry Smith Auto
Kings Men
Kate
S. Hickory
The
Ieee Ae A
Skeltane
Skelly
Skellyy
Pete’s Skelly
N. Main
Gibson Discount Center
Tawa
Kansas
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