Iola Ace Tops A-Team 5 4 in dramatic late rally
Ken Norris starred for Iola with a three hitter on Ottawa and a seventh inning bases loaded single to lift the A-Team to a 5 4 win. Norris also drove in Iola's tying run and fanned seven with five walks as Ottawa's four run second inning led 4 0 before the comeback.
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City Scores Softball Men S League Results and Standings
In the Westminster league action, multiple teams posted totals across the board including First U M and Jaycees with strong showings. Independent clubs led by Scribner and England posted high run counts while Nazare ne Assembly forfeited to First C Faith B. The day featured mixed results across men and women divisions with several teams accumulating double digit totals.
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Ryun Wins Heat in New Olympic Trial Bid at Eugene
At the U S Olympic Trials in Eugene Jim Ryun surged from a late-pack move to win his 1 500-meter heat in 3 42 2 with a 54 2 final lap and contends for a Munich berth. Dave Wottle also advanced in 3 44 7 as Jerome Howe led the Kansas State effort.
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Santa Monica
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Johnson wins Ottawa Women’s Golf ball event
Mary Kay Johnson won the Ottawa Women’s Golf Association ball Tuesday for the best scorecard on odd holes. Next Tuesday features a special event with pairings at 9:30 a.m. tee-off. Reservations or cancellations due by 5 p.m. Sunday at 242 5431.
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Local City Youth League Schedules Across Multiple Divisions
The week lists game times and matchups for junior and senior leagues. Matches include BABE RUTH first games at 6:30 and 8:30, Junior and Midget leagues with multiple in-season pairs, and MEN S leagues with varied times. Local clubs BOS, Rotary, Kiwanis, Eagles, Demolay, Lions, Elks, Giants, Mets, Orioles, Pirates, Cubs, Tigers, Indians, Cardinals, Yankees, Dodgers, and others appear in matchups, with venues named Forest Place and other community sites.
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Ottawa B Team Games Forfeit Gives Win Over Humboldt
Ottawa B team improved their record to 4-13 after Humboldt failed to show for a Friday night game at Orls Cox Field. The scheduled match was recorded as a forfeit, awarding Ottawa the win.
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Wimbledon Final Washed Out by Rain at Championships
Rain halted the Wimbledon men s singles final delaying Stan Smith from Pasadena against Ilie Nastase of Romania. Women s doubles featured Billie Jean King and Betty Stove vs Judy Dalton and Fran�oise Durr with King aiming for a second title. Mixed doubles semi finals between Nastase and Rosemary Casala and Warwick with Goolagong also paused.
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Australia
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Upsets Hit Ottawa Babe Ruth League Play
In Friday action VFW fell 6-5 to Elkis as Elks stretched win streak to five, while DeMolay beat Kiwanis 6-1 behind Larry Dixon. Kiwanis dropped to 6-4, DeMolay and Elkis solidify leads as Lions Boys Club and Rotary face later games and a likely two way tie looms.
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Jordan
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Pirates rout Orioles 17-1 in four innings in Friday Junior League
Pirates dominate Orioles 17 to 1 as Sible, Aldridge each collect three hits and Ambler takes the loss. Yankees edge Indians 9-8 with Geist and Hayes delivering key hits while Bird earns the win. Dodgers blank Tigers 11-0 as Beers shines over Smell. Mets shut out Giants 11-0 with Reed striking out 10.
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Larry Dixon Featured in Sports Illustrated Faces in the Crowd
Ottawa Babe Ruth League pitcher Larry Dixon gains national attention in Sports Illustrated. The 15-year-old righthander is highlighted for five no-hitters in two years, a seven inning no-hitter with 21 strikeouts earlier this season, and a 6-1 DeMolay win. Dixon has 41 innings pitched with 104 strikeouts, 16 walks, 11 hits, and eight runs allowed, in Ottawa this year, under manager Swede Carlson who will lead the All-Stars on July 22.
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Ottawa
Sports Illustrated
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