Kiwanis Capture OBRL Title in 1982 season
Kiwanis defeated Rotary 15-0 to clinch the Ottawa Babe Ruth League championship with a 13-1 record. Keith Hodges pitched a no hitter with 10 strikeouts, while Brian Jung and Hodges led Kiwanis with two hits apiece. Lions beat Optimists 17-6 earlier in the night.
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Kiwanis
Rotary
Keith Hodges
Steve Queen
Don Burroughs
Walt Dengel
American Legion Baseball
Queen
Ottawa
Babe Ruth League
OBC
Hodges
Brian Jung
Jung
Brian Bridges
Corey Brenner
Steve Smith
Jeff Welton
Bridges
Wayne Hopkins
Lions
Don Curry
Steve Mathey
Charlie Rutter
Doug Ferguson
Jeff Buck
Jon Mauszycki
Optimists
Mathey
Matt Jordan
Rutter
Bobby Simms
Curry
Daren Schneider
Moises Nunez
Brian Berger
Keith McLain
Simms
VFW
The
Elks
Eagles
Sertoma
Allstars
Zokol Leads Open With Music Powered Round
Canadian Dick Zokol shot 7 under par 65 to share the Greater Milwaukee Open lead with Scott Simpson and others. He wore earphones listening to soft rock between shots, saying the headset helped ease pressure in his rookie PGA Tour season.
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Milwaukee
Dick Zokol
Tie
Zokol
Scott Simpson
Jay Cudd
David Edwards
Terry Diehl
Brigham Young University
Tuthill
Tuckaway Country Club
City Scores and Batting Totals Across League Play
A dense box score recap lists multiple teams and players with line scores across Padres Braves White Sox Orioles Tigers Mets Yankees Pirates and Softball divisions. Key figures include Sutton Minner and Welker among pitchers and several batters like Nelson, Caray, and Haworth, reflecting a chaotic aggregation of daily sports results and totals.
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Padres
Sumners
Cook
Bristow
Harbaugh
Necan
McCell
Barnhart
Barbe
Mason
Weber
Rotals
Minner
McClay
Wiedner
Jackson
Hamilton
Spigie
Bim
Price
Walter
Bridges
Nichalson
Torrance
Ettler
Sandstrom
Lymm
Totals
White Sox
Fredricks
Mcinsire
Pathman
Blevins
Mitchell
Lewis
Preller
Dearhortz
Shultz
Caray
Orioles
Nelson
Cole
Heckart
Martin
Baldwin
Jorgenson
Ferris
Shaw
Mills
Pachollee
Saichen
Tigers
Dailey
Christensen
Reusch
Meyer
Swartz
Funk
Fouts
Myers
Platt
Lane
METS
A McCray
Espinosa
Kissinger
Wallace
Sedlak
Clegg
Tyson
Lynch
Hart Ool
Goading
Yankees
Moses
Bist
Guerrerg
Currant
Bayke
Altendory
Wingate
Fischer
Kletur
Reynolds
Haworth
Lucas
Golller
Baylor
Robbins
Winsley
Deardorth
DeGroff
Wingert
Weidner
Aberaker
GAL Athletic Supplies
DeLaTorree
Connell
Shatter
McMechan
L. Madd
Maes
Redeker
Stevens
G. Madd
Ferguson
Waggoner
Schoch
Olivas
Smurfs
Wiederholt
Hotaling
Hess
Miler
Jung
Adamson
Walburn
Hoopes
Greiner
Wildkittens
O'Connor
Morris
Wagponer
Boyer
Short
Hickman
Bromect
Milter
Kitterman
Novick
Kabler
Popp
Royals Fall To Stieb In Tight Toronto Win
Toronto pitcher Dave Stieb outdueled the Royals as Kansas City lost 5-4. Stieb, who has struggled this year, allowed two earned runs in 25.1 innings against Kansas City, while the Royals built a 4-3 lead before a two-run eighth inning rally by Toronto. The Royals benefited from a Garth Jorg error but could not hold on as Barry Bonnell and Willie Upshaw drove in runs to seal the win.
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Kansas City
Dave Stieb
Royals
Toronto
Stieb
Garth Jorg
Blue Jays
Mike Armstrong
Hosken Powell
Damaso Garcia
Barry Bonnell
Powell
Willie Upshaw
Garcia
Bobby Cox
Joey Mclaughlin
Dick Howser
LaCock Leaves Baseball for Bass Fishing Career
Pete LaCock, 30, ex Royals first baseman, shifts to a bass fishing enterprise after a 14 year pro career. He spoke at an Ottawa camp, plans a bass shop opening, and hopes to join pro bass circuits while signaling retirement from baseball. He reflects on MLB business aspects and notes no comeback plan.
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Rick Peterson
Kansas City Royals
Pete LaCock
LaCock
Ottawa Recreation Commission
Japan
Royals
Chicago Cubs
Overland Park
Janna
Tim Burrichter
Ottawa
Three Royals Picked As All-Star Reserves
Dodgers manager Tom Lasorda leads a National League reserves list including Jason Thompson and Ruppert Jones as well as Dodger Dusty Baker and Steve Sax. The NL backup squad joins stars from Montreal, St. Louis, and Philadelphia with Gary Carter and Dave Concepcion among starters. Lasorda defends fan voting while naming 12 NL and 12 AL reserves ahead of Tuesday’s game in Montreal.
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Los Angeles Dodgers
Tom Lasorda
Lasorda
Pittsburgh
Jason Thompson
San Diego
Ruppert Jones
Billy Martin
Oakland A’s
Kansas City
Hal McRae
Minnesota
Kent Hrbek
Hrbek
Martin
Eddie Murray
Baltimore
Cecil Cooper
Milwaukee
Carl Yastrzemski
Boston
Detroit
Lance Parrish
Frank White
Toby Harrah
Cleveland
Buddy Bell
Texas
Dave Winfield
Willie Wilson
Ben Oglivie
Carlton Fisk
Chicago
Rod Carew
California
Bobby Grich
Robin Yount
George Brett
Rickey Henderson
Oakland
Reggie Jackson
Fred Lynn
Thompson
Jones
Smiths
St. Louis
Lonnie
Ozzie
Dodger
Dusty Baker
Steve Sax
Ray Knight
Houston
Tony Pena
John Stearns
Montreal
Gary Carter
Pete Rose
Philadelphia
Manny Trillo
Dave Concepcion
Cincinnati
Mike Schmidt
Dale Murphy
Atlanta
Andre Dawson
Tim
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Disco Zokol
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Jack Tuthill
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Swank
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