Ottawa Rally Vanquishes Osawatomie 9-5 In District II Clash
Ottawa Legion breaks a two game skid by scoring six runs in the sixth inning aided by three consecutive walks and a Doug Underwood three run double. Osawatomie led 2-1 after three but Ottawa tied and surged ahead for a 9-5 win to move to 5-2 in league play and 10-5 overall.
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Terry Ostmeyer
Osawatomie
Ottawa
American Legion
Legion
Doug Underwood
Lawrence
Municipal Stadium
Steve Ricketts
Doug
Underwood
Ken Sumrall
Sumrall
Shisler
Jaus
Steve Grogan
Don Stevens
Honn
Tom Drake
Bill Stauffer
Jack Buckman
Stauffer
Skip Nesbit
Grogan
Buckman
Bob Taul
Steve Wright
Drake
Nesbit
Ricketts Boys
Stan
Steve
Don Land
Stan Ricketts
Chester Stone
Taul
Garrett Dempsey
Mark Morrisey
Steve Steele
Ted Williams Wins as Nixon Attends Senators 3-0
President Richard Nixon watched the Washington Senators beat Cleveland 3-0 as Ted Williams voiced relief saying it’s about time. Joe Coleman held Cleveland to four hits with 11 strikeouts and autographed the final ball for Nixon.
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Herschel Nissenson
Associated Press
Ted Williams
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Minnesota
Chicago White Sox
Oakland
Baltimore
New York Yankees
Destroit
Boston
Seattles
California
Senators
Cleveland
Mike Epstein
Tricia
David Eisenhower
del Unser
Run
Frank Howard
Joe Coleman
Washington
Coleman
Ed Doherty
Umpires Survive Wild Night Of Baseball Controversy
In Minneapolis Saint Paul a disputed Kansas City Minnesota game ended 4-3 after umpire John Rice reversed a call on Rodriguez interference. Manager Billy Martin and Royals coach Joe Gordon protested. Rice cited rule 6.06c and Marr noted the exception. Gordon cooled on his protest, while the Royals claimed the win.
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Minneapolis-St, Paul
John Rice
Bob Oliver
Ellie Rodriguez
Rodriguez
Twins
John Roseboro
Oliver
Rice
Billy Martin
Joe Gordon
Royals
Gordon
Larry Marr
Polish legia Defeats Newark Ukrainian Sitch in ASL Match
Legia of Poland defeated the Newark Ukrainian Sitch team of the American Soccer League 1 in an international contest on Wednesday night in Harrison New Jersey.
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Harrison
N.J
Legia
Poland
Newark Ukranian Sitch
Baltimore Super Sub Ponders Retirement
NFL veterans from Super Bowl runs stir retirement talk as Joe Namath and Earl Morrall weigh futures. Morrall flags possible Colts return while Namath resists Jets camp pressure amid restaurant controversy. Jets sign Al Woodall as Namath’s potential successor and George Sauer shifts stance.
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Sheila Moran
Associated Press
Joe Namath
New York Jets
Namath
Earl Morrall
Baltimore Colts
Morrall
Trans National Communications Inc
Oakland Seals
San Francisco
Detroit
TNC
Colts
Baltimore
National Football League
Corona
Calif
Pete Rozelle
Manhattan
Jets
Long Island
al Woodall
George Sauer
Happy Man Schlee Finds New Life On Tour
John Schlee, sponsored after a newspaper feature, says a second chance on the pro golf tour lets him play with happiness. He explains winners must stay funded, noting sponsors in Paterson, New Jersey backed him by creating a bank account and taking 10 percent of earnings, enabling him to live and compete.
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Edina, Minn
John Schlee
Minnesota
Schlee
United States of America
New Jersey
Charles German
Bob Arbree
Paterson, N.J
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