All-Star Game at Cleveland Faces Strike Uncertainty
Cleveland Indians officials and MLB officials weigh postponement or rescheduling as a players strike nears one month. Preparations for the Municipal Stadium event continue, with souvenirs stored, media credentials requested, and hotels reserved, while economic impacts of cancellation loom.
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Judge Signs Autographs As Baseball NLRB Case Opens
The National Labor Relations Board rested its case before an administrative law judge who asked Mark Belanger and Bob Boone for autographs after the first day of hearings. The NLRB seeks to prove management bargained in bad faith by refusing to open its books.
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Legion Game At Lawrence Starts Early
Ottawa American Legion AA to face Lawrence in a Tri District League contest at Al Ice Field in the Holcum Complex Ottawa. Ottawa enters with a 3-6 league mark and 15-10 overall after winning six of seven including the last five, while Lawrence sits at 2-3 in league play and 16-12 overall.
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Emporia Sweeps Ottawa Junior Legion in twinbill
Emporia rallied in the late innings to sweep a doubleheader from Ottawa Junior Legion, winning 8-4 and 8-7. Bryan Cates collected five hits including a homer, while Chris Keith delivered a two run double in the decisive sixth inning of game one. Ottawa stranded 17 baserunners and left the bases loaded in both games. Herschel Walker criticizes NFL underclass rule amid CFL considerations.
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OBAL Week Opens With First Triple Play and Grand Slam
Sertoma upset league leaders Elks 12 10 highlighted by Jason Edwards grand slam off the pipe hit and Louis Jones triggering a crucial triple play. Rodney Barnhart added four hits as Kiwanis and the Optimists split, keeping pace in the standings.
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Ottawa golfer nets hole in one at Silver Lake No. 7
Warren W. Watson Jr. of Ottawa stroked a hole-in-one on par-3 No. 7 at Silver Lake Golf Course Monday using an 8-iron. It was the course’s first ace of the year, witnessed by his father Warren W. Sr. of Irwin, Pa.
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Harris Stops Ramsey Printing in EKL Fastpitch
Harris defeated Ramsey Printing 7-2 at Cox Field to snap a six game Ramsey winning streak. Ray Tisor pitched six innings for Harris, while Ottawa’s Brad O’Dea allowed five Harris runs. Drumwright homered for Ramsey with two hits, as Cummings drove in a run. Ramsey drops to 5-5 in league play. Ottawa heads to Richmond then Chanute Invitational versus Coffeyville Merchants.
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Chautauqua Days Softball Tourney Showcases Regional Play
Ottawa teams led lively action as the 10th annual Chautauqua Days tournament unfolded over the weekend. Rogers Corner Plaza of Kansas City dominated the field, Blue Springs VIPs claimed runner-up after a semifinal loss, and Taylor Oil from Wellsville surprised by placing third with strong showings from Martin's Real Estate and Louisburg Simba. Budge's Ottawa posted a 4-2 record, tied for seventh, while Windy conditions and several upsets marked the roundups across AA and women's leagues.
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