Free-Wheeling Night For Babe Ruth Clubs
Ottawa Babe Ruth League games produced 35 total runs as Kiwanis defeated Boys' Club 12-6 and VFW edged Sertoma 10-7 Aaron Mendell earned the Kiwanis win while Scott Gage took the loss. VFW capitalized early with five first-inning runs and maintained the lead, Sertoma rallied but fell short. Regular CBAL season ends with Thursday and Friday games featuring VFW, Eagles, Rotary, Lions, Kiwanis, Biks, Sertoma, and Boys' Club.
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Gary Kuntz
Ottawa
Kiwanis
Boys' Club
VFW
Sertoma
Roger Mendels
Tully Larkin
Paris Long
Boys’ Club
Larkin
Mark Hill
Long
Chuck Price
Evan Shaffer
Loren Stewart
Rick Croucher
Whit Damron
Mendell
Scott Gage
Jere Sellers
Tim Taylor
Ron Berr
Richard Ybarra
Vic White
Gary Robertson
Dale Galatia
David Strehlow
R. Berr
Ybarra
Dick Hamilton
Eagles
Rotary
Lions
Biks
Sertomia
Thursday Showdown That Could Crown Ottawa Babe Ruth Champion
The Ottawa Babe Ruth League finals pit Rotary vs Lions at Orlis Cox Field. Rotary has 78 runs scored and a recent hot eight-game stretch, while Lions have 70 runs and have dropped key games to Elks and Eagles. Starting pitchers eyed are Schoch for Rotary and Geist for the Lions, with both teams hoping to seal the 1976 title on Thursday night.
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Ottawa
Rotary
Lions
Orlis Cox Field
The
Elks
Eagles
Sertoma
Boys’ Club
Kiwanis
Jeff Schoch
Robbie Geist
Ned Moore
Dan Meyers
Mark Gates
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Schoch
R. Geist
Geist
Paul Moore
Darwin Waldy
Orbs Cox Field
Orioles Ace Raps All Star Choices
Jim Palmer of the Baltimore Orioles criticizes All Star selections calling Darrell Johnson’s choices ridiculous and says Palmer deserved consideration. The AL bullpen includes three relievers while John son defends the picks and notes league rules require representation. Palmer and Catfish Hunter both 23-win stat years last season with Hunter named to the roster.
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Baltimore
Jim Palmer
Baltimore Orioles
Boston Red Sox
Darrell Johnson
Lee MacPhail
Cleveland
Frank Robinson
Minnesota
Gene Mauch
Palmer
Yankee
Catfish Hunter
Hunter
Detroit
Mark Fidrych
Frank Tanana
California
Bill Travers
Milwaukee
Dave LaRoche
Luis Tiant
Boston
Rollie Fingers
Oakland
Rich Gossage
Chicago
Irishman and Suzuki Lead British Open First Round
Christy O'Connor Jr of Ireland and Norio Suzuki of Japan shot three under par 69 to lead the early first round at Southport. Brian Barnes and Tom Kite were two under, while Nicklaus stumbled early and Gary Player finished even par.
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Southport
England
Christy O’connor Jr
Ireland
Norio Suzuki
O'Connor
Suzuki
Brian Barnes
U.S
Tom Kite
Jack Nicklaus
Gary Player
Princeton Gals Tourney Queens Championship
Princeton Primary Girls softball team won the Twin County tournament title over the holiday weekend defeating Lebo in the final. Williamsburg Pomona and Appanoose also competed in the single elimination event.
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Princeton
Lebo
Williamsburg
Pomona
Appanoose
KC Hurlers Rally In Split with Yankees in Pennant Push
Kansas City earns a 3-1 victory and then loses 2-2 in a doubleheader with New York. Doug Bird and Steve Busby pitched through shoulder discomfort, each delivering seven strong innings. Graig Nettles and Roy White homered for the Yankees, while Chris Chambliss added a late three-run blast to seal the nightcap. Royals remain three games up in AL West as New York eyes the East lead.
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Kansas City
Doug Bird
Steve Busby
Whitey Herzog
Royals
New York Yankees
Bird
Roy White
Steve Mingori
Busby
Graig Nettles
Tom Hall
Mickey Rivers
White
Chris Chambliss
Frank White
Texas
Yankees
Boston
Cleveland
Herzog
Andy Hassler
Baseball Scoreboard Tuesday results and Wednesday games
Baseball scoreboard summarizes Tuesday results Kansas City 3 4 New York 1 Boston 4 Chicago 0 Milwaukee 6 Minnesota 2 Texas 3 Detroit 2 Cleveland 7 California 3 Oakland 2. Wednesday schedule lists multiple doubleheaders and matchups including Chicago at Boston Kansas City at New York Minnesota at Milwaukee Detroit at Texas Cleveland at California Baltimore at Oakland with numerous n and b markers for postponements and note of upcoming Thursday games and standings across two leagues with East and West divisions and several results.
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Chicago
Milwaukee
Minnesota
Texas
Detroit
Cleveland
California
Oakland
Baltimore
Johnson
Pole
Kansas City
Hassler
New York
Hunter
Singer
Augustine
Bare
Blyleven
Wait
Kirkwood
Cuellar
Mitchell
Phila
Pitts
St.Louis
Montreal
West Cinci
LosAng
San Diego
Atlanta
Houston
San Fran
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
St. Louis
San Francisco
Freisleben
R. Reuschel
Reuss
Ruthven
Sutton
Underwood
Associated
New York A
Milwkee Westean City
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