Indians Rally Beats Saberhagen in Three Days' Rest Spark
Cleveland handles Kansas City ace Bret Saberhagen as Cory Snyder belts a grand slam off relief Steve Farr in a 9-7 win. Julio Franco adds a two run homer while Sammy Stewart earns the victory. Tartabull homers for KC before Farr closes.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Kansas City Royals
Bret Saberhagen
Saberhagen
Cy Young
Royals
Indians
Steve Farr
Cory Snyder
Billy Gardner
Pat Corrales
Snyder
Julio Franco
Kansas City
Danny Tartabull
Franco
Joe Carter
Farr
Pat Tabler
Mel Hall
Sammy Stewart
Tartabull
Abrh Abrh
Wilson Cf
Butler
Seltzer
Bernard
Brett
Noboa
Carter
Benigz
Bdacksn Waar
Mhall If
Asalazz
Bosley
Jacoby
Lowen
Bando
Balbonphield
Bernazard
Seitzer
Hr—Snyder
Budackson
France
Sb—Carter
S—Bando
Sabrhgn
Carlton
Sstewart
Palermo
Morrison
Tschida
Bremigan
Academic honor for Ottawa High graduate in MIAA scholar-athlete list
Frank Barns was among eight Central Missouri State University athletes named to the 1986-87 MIAA scholar-athlete team, and one of 20 women selected for the conference panel. A mathematics and CIS major with a 3.81 GPA, he also earned this honor for a second straight year amid academic accolades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa High
Connie Frank
Central Missouri State University
Missouri Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Frank
Major League Leaders In American and National Leagues
The Associated Press lists top hitters and pitchers across the two leagues. Notables include Boggs Boston with a .380 average and 116 hits, Randolph New York 87 runs, and Gwynn San Diego 372 batting. Pitching leaders feature Leach New York 7-0 and Magrane St. Louis 5-1 with strong ERAs.
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Associated Press
Boggs
Boston
Buckell
Minnesota
Trammell
Detroit
Fernandes
Toronto
Randolph
New York
Uwhite
California
Downing
Gbell
Rbi
Bell
Joyner
Winfield
DwEvans
McGwire
Oakland
Puckett
Fernandez
France
Cleveland
White
Fletcher
Texas
Seitzur
Kansas City
Labler
Calderon
Chicago
DwEgans
P Bradley
Seattle
Wilson
Gare Lied
Momenns—Mcgwire
Hrbek
Laparrish
Burfield
Reynolds
Renderson
Reus
Gwynn
San Diego
Galarraga
Montreal
Maldonado
San Francisco
W Clark
Hatcher
Houston
Edavis
Cincinnati
Coleman
St. Louis
Durphy
Atlanta
Jclark
Dawson
Wallach
McGee
Leonard
Pendleton
Gravis
Mthompson
Philadelphia
J Clark
Strawberry
Virgil
Raines
Leach
Magrane
Meads
Hoffman
Heaton
Amn
Cardinals dominates in city girls softball scores card
In a chaotic city softball roundup the Cardinals, Royalettes, Comettes, Fillies and Whirlwinds posted totals across positions. Multiple players show strong scoring lines with Grosser Dixon and Mayes leading various line scores while teams compete for top city standings.
Kiwanis Clinches Babe Ruth Title Share
Kiwanis clinched at least a tie for the Ottawa Babe Ruth League championship after a 17 1 victory over VFW. Ted Edwards, a 14 year old rookie, hit a grand slam and drove in seven runs. Keith Weidner pitched Kiwanis, striking out 12 while D Winsky and Ball added three and two runs scored respectively. Sertoma beat Ells 9 6 behind a seven run third inning led by Ricky Jackson who added a pitching save.
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Burgoon
Keith Weidner
Kiwanis
VFW
Chuck Minner
Dan Winsky
Jason Ball
Murray Zogg
Weidner
Edwards
D. Winsky
Ball
Daryl Spigle
Dustin Sink
Scott Barnhart
Sertoma
Ells
Ellis
Ricky Jackson
Charlie Waymire
USFL Founder Attempts New Spring League Plan
USFL founder David Dixon proposes the American Football Federation to draft high school seniors, with 10 teams planned for 1988 and a Fox TV deal under consideration for 20 prime time games. Teams would fund tutors to continue education, and target cities include New York Philadelphia Chicago Detroit Dallas Houston Tampa Los Angeles San Francisco Bay Area and Orlando or Miami.
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NEW York
United States Football League
David Dixon
USFL
American Football Federation
Dixon
Major League Baseball
National Basketball Association
AFF
New Orleans
Fox Broadcasting Co
Fox
Philadelphia
Chicago
Detroit
Dallas
Houston
Tampa
Los Angeles
San Francisco Bay Area
Orlando
Miami
Baseball records and Little League founder Carl Stotz
A compact look at historic baseball feats and figures. Stuffy McInnis's 1700 consecutive chances without an error in 1921 22 stands out while Carl Stotz of Williamsport PA is credited with starting Little League baseball in 1939. Also notes Bobo Holloman's no hitter in a single complete game in 1953. Mention of a local Ottawa used car ad.
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Stuffy McInnis
McInnis
Carl Stotz
Williamsport
Stotz
Bobo Holloman
Holloman
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Steve Carlton
Kevin Seitzer
George Brett
Stewart
Bo Jackson
Frank Barns
Princeton
Miller
Lawrence
Melvin Miller
Pomona
Free State
Myron Feuerborn
of Lawrence
Jim Ryan
Major League
Pytching
Guetterman
Morris
Schmidt
Hartimore
Hudson
Sthikrouts
Langston
Wiguera
Milwaukee
Clemens
Murst
Mwitt
Saves
Plesac
Righetti
Reardon
J Howell
Weuke
Scott
Ryan
Hershiser
Fermanden
Valenzuela
Bedrosian
LeSmith
Franca
Worrell
Dsmith
IRC
Baylor
Mayes
Dun- Wah
Porter
Prue
Metntire
Chesbro
Cardinals
Bien
Wadkins
Hicks
Glueck
Moore
Graham
Bene P
Griffin
Brown
Lovialy
Sitloh
Sirestone
No Name
Waren
Garvin
Poe
Walleck
Dt-L
Dresher
Gilmer
Royalettes
Sink
Shisler
Fisher
Armstrong
Cox
Gilroy
Montgomery
Guthrie
Helniger
Warren
Totals
Comettes
Jensen
Cook
Elder
Zogg
Walburn
Ford
Dryden
Silvey
Fillies
Woods
Robertson
Foote
Wolfe
Adams
Jackson
Soriano
Bulmer
Soper
Underwood
Shaw
Whirlwinds
Erica
Jennifer
Vicky
Angie
Heather
Holly
Rhonda
Mindy
Erri
Janette
Missy
Babe Ruth
By Gary Kuntz
Chad Burgoon
Randy Stoneking
Bo DeHay
John Robinson
Elks
Wade Watson
Chad Payne
Cy Woods
Guy Price
Rotary
Lions
Northside
Jerry
Rusty Griffin
S. Main
West Second Street
Marins Des Cygnes
American Heart Association
Doug, Glenn and
Gary Underwood
Underwood’s
Ottawa
Underwood's
Lis
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