Ottawa Babe Ruth League Announces All-Star Squads
The Ottawa Babe Ruth League announces 1982 all star squads for 13 year olds and 14 to 15 year olds. 47 players were nominated by eight head coaches with selections by secret ballot. District tournaments begin July 16 for the 13 year olds in Ottawa and July 23 for the older group.
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Gura Holds Toronto to Four Hits in 3-1 Royals Win
Kansas City pitcher Larry Gura scattered four hits while matching Jim Clancy with a 3-1 decision. Gura improved to 10-0 against Toronto and 10-4 on the season, with two Royals homers by Willie Aikens and Jerry Martin fueling the win as Barfield also connected for Toronto.
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Eckersley Leads AL All Star Pitching Staff Selection
Dennis Eckersley will start for the AL with Dan Quisenberry Rollie Fingers and four other relievers shaping an eight man staff for the All Star game in Montreal. Jim Clancy Ron Guidry Floyd Bannister and Rich Gossage join Eckersley as starters and specialists as Oakland manager Billy Martin and AL president Lee MacPhail announce the selections.
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Lions, Sertoma Duel For Third In OBAL Action
In Ottawa Babe Ruth League play, Sertoma crushed Elks 14-2 as five Sertoma players drove in runs in the fourth inning and John Wray pitched the win. Lions beat VFW 7-6 in a seventh inning comeback, with Mathey earning the win. Lions and Optimists meet at 6:30, Kiwanis would clinch and Eagles could force a co title with a win Friday, plus a ceremony honoring Steve Queen concludes the night.
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Ailing Casper Preps For Senior Open in Portland
In Portland Oregon Bill Casper, 51, edges toward the U S Senior Open despite a back strain from loading luggage. He faces harsh course length and Arnold Palmer in a star filled field at West Hills Golf Club where the prize is 150000 dollars.
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Legion AA Downs topeka Post 1 Two-Hit Loss at Orlis Cox Field
Ottawa Legion AA suffers a 2-1 Tri-District League defeat to Topeka Post 1 at Orlis Cox Field. Thad Wellshear shuts down Ottawa after Jeff Turner takes the loss, giving Topeka the win. Only two Ottawa safeties, by Bob Jung and Todd Burroughs, along with a solo homer by Doug Cobler, mark the scoring. Ottawa falls to 19-10, 5-6 in league. Topeka improves to 12-15. Ottawa travels for doubleheaders at Emporia and Topeka Post 400.
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Davis Plans Raiders Move to Los Angeles for 1982
Al Davis plans to relocate the Oakland Raiders to the L A Coliseum for the 1982 NFL season. A 10 year lease with the Coliseum Commission was approved 7 to 1, with advance loan funds and plans for season tickets and luxury boxes. The move faces NFL opposition and Oakland lawsuits over property rights.
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Frost Shines in Rehab, Possible Royals Return Looms
Dave Frost dazzled in a five inning rehab win for the Omaha farm club, scattering four hits with no walks as he eyes a return to Kansas City. Louisville starter Mark Littell struggled with five walks in three innings to take the loss. In other AA action, Evansville shut out Wichita 6-0, Indianapolis beat Oklahoma City 3-0, and Iowa swept Denver 7-5 twice in a doubleheader. Marty Castillo powered the win with a three run homer. Howard Johnson added a two run triple as the Triplets closed strong.
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