Ottawa A team bowls over Emporia in opener and drops late loss
Ottawa and Emporia split a Sunday doubleheader at Orlis Cox Field with Ottawa winning the first game 5-4 behind Kent Ramsey and Ed Smith doubles while Emporia took the second 12-3. Ramsey had a two run double earlier and Bob McMillen sparked Ottawa with two hits in the eighth. The series leaves Ottawa 11-17 overall and 5-11 in Tri-District play heading into a midweek twin bill with Lawrence.
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Pirates slug past Cubs in 18-12 Opening Day slugfest
Pittsburgh unleashed 20 hits and 18 runs at Wrigley Field as they beat Chicago 18-12 in the opener of a Sunday doubleheader. Stargell Parker Stennett homered, and Stargell, Oliver each had four hits with three RBIs as the Pirates finished with season highs. Expos edge Cardinals 4-3, Phillies top Mets 8-6, Astros down Braves 6-2, Dodgers beat Giants 5-1, Reds rout Padres 13-2.
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Local Netters Clip Osawatomie In Tight 4-3 Duel
Ottawa Forest Park Tennis Club beat Osawatomie 4-3 to move both teams to 3-1 in the Kansas Valley League. Key singles saw Foltz and Billick win for Ottawa, Clark for Osawatomie, with doubles edging Ottawa 2-1. Ottawa hosts DeSoto Wednesday and Topeka Sunday.
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Silver Lake Solves Ottawa B-Team in doubleheader sweep
Ottawa’s 16 year olds stumble with unforced errors as Silver Lake, one of the region’s top B-teams, rebounds from a 4-0 hole to win 5-4 in eight innings and then dominates 5-0 behind Randy Brown. Ottawa drops to 10-6, four losses to Silver Lake.
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Schedule and scores for American League and other games
The standings show Boston and New York tied at 42 38 with Milwaukee 42 38 and Baltimore 38 41 trailing. Saturday results include Cleveland 12 Boston 2 and Baltimore 5 New York 2 along with multiple late games and matchups across the league, plus a note on rain-affected second games and a separate local doubleheader in Osage City.
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Ruffian is Euthanized After Great Match Race Crash
Ruffian, unbeaten filly of New York racing, was humane ly destroyed after a shattered right ankle ended her bid in The Great Match Race against Foolish Pleasure at Belmont Park. Jockey Jacinto Vasquez pulled her up early in the race as she led by a half length. Foolish Pleasure won the $225,000 prize. Surgeons operated for nearly four hours but could not save her. The crowd of 50,764 watched in stunned silence as Ruffian’s leg injuries were described as a compound fracture of both sesamoids in the right front.
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Poland Favored Over US Team In Prague Tri Meet
Poland’s track squad, seeking a 10 year score to settle, opened a two day triangular meet in Prague against the United States after the Americans arrived a day late with a hastily chosen second string team following a dispute over a Soviet television contract.
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