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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1972

Page

2

Ottawa Shawnee Divide Twinbill in Legion A action

Ottawa and Shawnee split a Sunday doubleheader at Orlis Cox Field with Ottawa winning 4-3 in the opener and Shawnee taking 4-2 in the nightcap. Bob Downs pitched brilliantly for Shawnee, allowing two Ottawa hits and fanning 13 to help seal the win. Chris Chaney earned both decisions in five innings of relief, while Ottawa left the day with a 1-2-1 warm-up for the District II tournament.

Terry Ostmeyer Ottawa Shawnee American Legion Orlis Cox Field Bob Downs Downs Chris Chaney Chaney Dale Dunkin David Baldwin

B-Team Splits Weekend Play

The Ottawa American Legion B team posted a .500 weekend with a 2-1 win over Osawatomie on Saturday and a 11-1 loss to Gateway of Independence, Mo., on Sunday. Brockus won the Osawatomie game with a five hit effort, while Ottawa’s defense spoiled chances with errors and key plays by Killough and Van Fossan. Independence’s big fourth inning produced 11 runs, aided by strikes from Chaney and a no-hitter by Independence until Ottawa’s Bloomer singled in the fifth. Ottawa hosts Lyndon Tuesday and a makeup with Lawrence Thursday before the District Tournament at Osawatomie.

Dan Mullen Ottawa American Legion Osawatomie Ottawa Gateway of Independence Gary Brockus Brockus John Killough Killough Chris van Fossan Mark Reeder Orris Cox Independence Curt Chaney Mike Mueller Jim Starr Mark Mabe Jerry Lockhart VanFossan Starr Mabe van Fossan Chaney Ed Bloomer Holzclaw Doug Bootka Bootka Lyndon Lawrence Shawnee Gary Dixon Jim Powers Dixon Powers A-team Downs Charley Porter Randy Firestone Porter Firestone Mickeiing Crows Greg Amos Amos Gary Fitzgerald Greg Dowell Paola Topeka Post

JL and ML All-Star Teams Named By Coaches

The Junior and Midget League All-Star selections were announced with two teams per league. Tournaments are set for July 22 to 29 in Ottawa, inviting nearby towns. Standouts include Scott Myers, Keith Love, and many others led by coaches Keith Gaeddert, Alan Whitacre, Al Beets, and Lloyd Switzer.

Ottawa Craig Davis Don Sellers Scott Myers Keith Love Johnny Scott Roy Dunlap Tim Holmes Bent Howard Glenn Covert Tim Mr. Robertson Jim Cavender Claude Pressnell Dicky Hamilton Scott Crenshaw Ricky VanLeiden Jim Casteel Keith Gaeddert Barry Allenbrand Gary Baugher Loren White Troy Grace Joel Wailis Troy Whitacre Craig Gorton Steven Switzer Jere Sellers Ricky Croucher Reginald Toler David Wassmer Rodney Ball Martin Garrett Billy Nesbitt Robbie Geist Bobby Miller Paul Beatty Alan Whitacre Mark Ben Seymour Darin Leecy Robert Wolf Vance Sible Sandy Aldridge David Flora Randy Milton Tony Petty Tony Reed David Switzer Dave Hayes Randy Allenbrand Chris Bird Joe Skvarek Lloyd Switzer

Ottawa Recreation Commission Girls Softball Schedule

Ottawa Recreation Commission lists Tuesday night games with Stark versus Jackson at 6 30 p m and Oge facing DeWald at 8 p m.

Ottawa Recreation Commission Stark Jackson Oge DeWald

Rotary, Kiwanis tie atop Ottawa Babe Ruth League

Rotary edged Elks 10 7 to pull into a first place tie with Kiwanis as Ellis fell 10 7 in a later game Lions beat Boys Club 3 2 on a seventh inning rally. Keith Whitacre and Frank Betz led Rotary with timely hits while Elks pitcher John McAdoo closed strong before a late Rotary surge. Lions defeated Boys Club 3 2 as Davis doubled and Moore scored the decisive run.

Gary Kuntz Rotary Kiwanis Ottawa Elks Lions Boys’ Club Ellis Keith Whitacre Whitacre Frank Betz Betz Steve Latimer Kevin Snider Tim Burgoon Shawn Jordan Snider Alan McMillen Sam Sheldon Mike Sheldon Ted Woods Bill Scribner Woods McMillen Aorbres Terry Ledom Latimer Sheldon Bill Gentner Ledom Gentner Doug Mumma Alan Moore Mumma Kirk Davis Shaffer Mark Smith Smith Curt Moore Moore Davis

Wild Week Ahead in Ottawa Babe Ruth League 1972 title chase

The final week opens with Boys' Club vs Eagles at 6:30 and Rotary vs VFW shaping the standings. Rotary leads 8-4, VFW 7-5, with potential for a league winner or a three way tie depending on results through Thursday. Demolay Lions Elkis Elks Lions games also affect the middle standings.

Kiwanis Rotary VFW DeMolay Elks Lions Boys’ Club Eagles Ottawa Rotary VEW Kiwanis VRW

Local Netters Clinch Victory for Ottawa Tennis Club

Ottawa Tennis Club edged De Soto 3-2 in Kansas Valley League action. Larry Evans won in singles, while Ronnie Johnson also won to secure the team win. Ottawa improves to 2-3 and hosts Topeka on July 16 at 2 p.m.

Ottawa Tennis Club de Soto Larry Evans Ottawa Roger Mignot Ronnie Johnson Roger Elliott Wayne Lewis Mike Mustain Davis Webb Larry Lewis Reid Harder Browning Frickey Dave Geiss Casey Gabriel Topeka

Smith Wins Wimbledon Crown in Thrilling Final

Stan Smith, the 6-foot-4 American Army corporal from Sea Pines, outlasted Ilie Nastase in a dramatic center court finale, 6-3 6-3 4-6 7-5, after a 24 hour rain postponement. The victory caps a US sweep with Billie Jean King also winning the women's final, as ILTF and WCT logistics loom for 1973.

Wimbledon England Stan Smith U.S Smith Sea Pines Center Court Nastase Stan Billie Jean King Evonne Goolagong United States Tony Trabert Louise Brough

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