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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1977

Page

2

Ottawa Legion A team drops second game in Emporia split

Ottawa's American Legion A team split a doubleheader with Emporia at Ortis Cox Field, winning the league game 3-2 despite being out-hit 10-6, then losing 5-2 as Emporia built a late lead. Darren Beets and Raymond Shaffer pitched for Ottawa as Emporia hitters Markowitz and Haynes starred. Ottawa remains 10-5 in league play, 19-10 overall, with next game vs Lawrence at home Wednesday.

Terry Ostmeyer Ottawa American Legion Emporia Ortis Cox Field Darren Beets Raymond Shaffer Emporians R. Shaffer Beets Lawrence Jim Markowitz Jim Haynes Markowitz Buddy Welch Haynes

Baseball Scoreboard shows mixed results across leagues

MLB scoreboard lists many games with scores such as Philadelphia 4 Pittsburgh 3 and St. Louis 10 Chicago 3, plus late results including Baltimore 6 Detroit 4 and New York 7 Cleveland 5. Sets include Tuesday and Sunday results, with interleague matchups and planned Wednesday games and numerous pitcher notes.

Philadelphia Pittsburgh St. Louis Chicago Atlanta Houston Cincinnati San Diego Los Angeles San Franisco New York Detroit Texas Toronto Minnesota Baltimore Boston California Oakland Milwaukee Seattle Cleveland Kansas City Rozema Wilcox Palmer Grimsley Bibby Torrez Goltz Caldwell Splittorff Blyleven Stone Wheelock Blue Simpson Montreal San Francisco Bahnsen Krukow Zachry Carlton Forsch Candelaria Fryman Collins Larson Shirley

Colborn Really Has Rangers' Number

Kansas City right-hander Jim Colborn shut down the Texas Rangers 1-0 before a 34,660 crowd. He has now kept Texas scoreless for 17 1/3 innings in a row, while Frank White drove in the decisive run with a fifth‑inning single.

Colborn Rangers

Boston Boomers Break Slump With Eight Homers In Win

Boston Red Sox explode for nine runs led by Carl Yastrzemski Fred Lynn and Butch Hobson as they hammer the Toronto Blue Jays 9 6. Scott homers twice to raise season total to 23 and push team toward a club record for home runs. Don Zimmer praises the win and notes the drought ends after 10 straight losses while other AL results include Nolan Ryan ties Koufax strikeout mark with 11 in a California win over Oakland.

Ken Rappoport Boston Red Sox Red Sox Toronto Blue Jays George Scott Boston Scott Fred Lynn Butch Hobson Bernie Carbo Jim Rice Carl Yastremski New York Yankees Don Zimmer Zimmer California Angels Oakland A’s Chicago White Sox Seattle Mariners Kansas City Royals Texas Rangers Cleveland Indians Baltimore Orioles Detroit Tigers Minnesota Twins Milwaukee Brewers Angels A’s Nolan Ryan Sandy Koufax Rance Mulliniks California Oakland Ryan Marty Perez Koufax Yankees Indians Chris Chambliss Roy White Graig Nettles

Pirates and Tigers triumph in Jr. League roundup

Pirates beat Orioles 20 18 with Garold Gipson and James Gipson each at two hits. Tigers topple Yankees 7 5 as Darren Green, Cates and Eric Green drive three Tiger hits. Dodgers and Mets win in Wednesday action. Tigers2 beat Orioles 28 0 in Thursday. Yankees top Mets 18 5. Friday sees Cube 16 6 Tigers and Yankees 18 2 Pirates. Dodgers 15 3 Orioles. Standings show rainouts pending.

Pirates Orioles Garold Gipson Jeff Olivas James Gipson Pirate Ray Pixley Ronald Larios Tigers Yankees Derek Chappel Bryan Cates Darren Green Eric Green Rob Douthat Dave McCrea Chris Taylor Cubs Kevin Allan Greg Shutt Craig Buck Steve Brown Kevin Hooton Dodgers John White Larry Stewart Jeff White Mets John Schneiders Robert Rice Bryan Kelley Alex Jones Todd Burroughs Craig Anderson David McCrea Shane Marion Yankee David Hotaling Scott Hotaling Cube Mark Eubank Trent Lancaster Michelle Adamson Bryan Cates Todd

ONAGA High School Names New Head Football Coach

Ottawa University graduate Onaga hires Carl Little as head football coach. Little formerly led Washburn women’s basketball and was a graduate assistant on the football staff while pursuing a KU master’s. In 1974-75 he led Wetmore High School basketball and assisted football, then coached Jay Shideler Junior High football in Topeka.

ONAGA Carl Little Ottawa University Onaga High School Washburn University University of Kansas Little Wetmore High School Jay Shideler Topeka

Gates Delivers No-Hitter as Ottawa Splits with Yates Center

Ottawa B-team pitcher Mark Gates pitched a 9-0 opener win and a 5-2 second game loss to Yates Center in a doubleheader. Gates allowed three baserunners, struck out five, and backed by seven Ottawa hits, while Roger Mendell Jamie Waldy and Mike Thompson aided early offense. In the nightcap, Chris Bird yielded five hits as Yates Center rallied for five runs in the third to seize the win. Jeff Schoch supplied Ottawa’s two runs with a two-run fourth inning. Ottawa improves to 9-10 and hosts Topeka Eagles in a makeup game at 7:30.

Yates Center Nohitter Mark Gates Ottawa American Legion Yates Gates Emporia Roger Mendell Jamie Waldy Mike Thompson Corky Mills Ned Moore Randy Milton Mark Whitney Chris Bird Bird Whitney Jeff Schoch Schoch Pringle

Nicklaus Favored To Win British Open At Turnberry

Jack Nicklaus, dominant figure in the British Open, is a heavy favorite as the 117 year championship begins at Turnberry on the Ailsa course. Bookmakers set him at 11-2, with Turnberry’s windswept layout challenging players and raising the risk of a nightmare round. Johnny Miller, defending champion, recalls harsh conditions in 1973 as rival scores fluctuate. Nicklaus has won the Open twice since 1962 and placed on the podium multiple times, while Miller notes Turnberry’s notorious ninth tee and rugged terrain testing imagination and precision. Miller, last year’s winner at Lytham, arrives in rising form.

Turnberry Scotland Jack Nicklaus Bookies Ailsa Firth of Clyde Nicklaus Britain Johnny Miller

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