KWGA Women Golfers Battle For Ottawa Title
In the 9 hole KWGA stroke tournament at Ottawa Country Club defending champion Shirley Tiller of Belleville and Mary Faye Bradley of Emporia led after two rounds with matching first round scores and Bradley posting a 42 in round two. Seventy players competed in the 18th annual KWGA meet as Donna Cummins of Liberal claimed longest drive and Tiller won closest to the pin on No 9.
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Kansas Women’s Golf Association
Shirley Tiller
Belleville
Mary Faye Bradley
Emporia
Ottawa Country Club
Bradley
Tiller
No. 9
Donna Cummins
Liberal
KWGA
Ottawa
Liz Moherman
Mary Lou Sheldon
Phillies Rally Past Padres as Unser Sets MLB Record
Del Unser pinch hit three homers in consecutive at bats to propel the Philadelphia Phillies to a 6-5 win over San Diego. Mike Schmidt added a 30th homer tying NL mark for five consecutive games.
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Marv Schneider
Mike Schmidt
Philadelphia
del Unser
Schmidt
Unser
Phillies
San Diego Padres
Padres
Rollie Fingers
Danny Ozark
Larry Bowa
Pittsburgh Pirates
Houston Astros
Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Atlanta Braves
San Francisco Giants
Montreal Expos
Los Angeles Dodgers
New York Mets
Knight's legal peril swamps Pan American Games news
In San Juan, Bobby Knight faces potential charges after a confrontation with a Hato Rey policeman. A deposition from Knight's lawyer may determine probable cause within 90 days as Knight's team continues to excel on the court. The U.S. leads in medals as Americans post decisive wins in baseball and softball while Cuba and Canada also perform.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Bobby Knight
Knight
Patrick Sullivan
U.S. Olympic Committee
Hato Rey
Jose de Silva
de Silva
United States
Cuba
Canada
U.S
Bahamas
Bermuda
el Salvador
Chile
Peru
Rotary Faces VFW In OBRL Postseason Final
Rotary upset Sertoma 15 10 to reach the championship against VFW, the regular-season champs who beat Boys Club 10 3. Key players include Douthat Wallis and Brady for Rotary, while Keaton and Taylor powered VFW as Scott Butler earned the win. Tonight marks end of season 11 with two all star teams preparing for districts.
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VFW
Boys’ Club
Rotary
OBRL
Sertoma
Brian Keaton
Vic Finch
RBI
Scott Butler
Finch
Todd Buck
Becky Kaub
Craig Buck
Rob Douthat
Damon Wallis
Todd
Brady
Scott Thompson
Kirby Soph
Farold Hoover
Scott Reynolds
Jeff Unruh
David Hotaling
D. Hotaling
Unruh
Soph
Hoover
Douthat
Thompson
Wallis
Scott Hadley
Steve Brown
Brown
Hassey sparks Indians past Royals in five-run surge
Cleveland catcher Ron Hassey hit a three-run double as the Indians scored four in the fifth to beat Kansas City 7-4. Pitcher Dan Spillner earned the win in relief, while Sid Monge celebrated an All-Star nod from the bullpen. The Royals dropped to 3-10 in 11 games.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Ron Hassey
Dan Spillner
Sid Monge
Hassey
Indians
Kansas City Royals
Spillner
Monge
Toby Harrah
Dell Alston
RBI
Frank White
Eric Wilkins
Gale
Mike Hargrove
Jim Norris
Bobby Bonds
Thornton
Ted Cox
Steve Mingori
Alston
Duane Kuiper
Royals
Rich
Whitey Herzog
Amos Otis
Pete LaCock
Victor Cruz Clmie
Major League Baseball Standings and Schedule Update
The American League East leads with Baltimore 68 and Boston 52, while the West features California 52 and Texas 45. Tuesday results include Cleveland over Kansas City and Baltimore over Seattle. Wednesday’s slate lists twelve matchups, notably Baltimore at Oakland and Milwaukee at Toronto, with pitching matchups noted for several games.
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Pet
Baltimore
Boston
Milwaukee
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Toronto
California
Texas
Minnesota
Kansas City
Chicago
Seattle
Oakland
D. Martinez
McCarty
Slaton
Huffman
Sputtorff
Paxton
Hartzell
Jackson
Morris
Darwin
Trout
Eckersley
Frost
John
Bannister
Associated Press
Montreal
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
West Houston
Cincinnati
San Francisco
San Diego
Atlanta
reaAnamies
Los Angeles
Houston
Reuss
Falcone
McGlothen
Brizzolara
M. Mahier
Curtis
Schatzeder
D'Acquisto
Lerch
Denny
la Coss
Kison
Richard
Los Angleles
League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights Across Leagues
Summary of top 200 at bats leaders in the American and National Leagues, with key figures in batting averages runs RBI hits doubles triples home runs and stolen bases. Includes prominent players from Minnesota California Boston Chicago Milwaukee Detroit and New York with note of pitchers and strikeouts.
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Smalley
Minnesota
Downing
California
Bochte
Seattle
Adams
Molitor
Milwaukee
Lansford
Baylor
Brett
Kansas City
Rice
Boston
Otis
Lynn
Kemp
Detroit
Monitor
Washington
Chicago
Cooper
Lemon
Jackson
Randolph
New York
Wilson
Porter
Meyer
Jones
Thomas
Singleton
Baltimore
Davis
Kern
Texas
Clear
John
Zahn
Barrios
Palmer
Drago
Ryan
Guidry
Jenkins
Koosman
Flanagan
Kravec
Brock
St Louis
Foster
Cincinnati
Mazzutti
Hendrick
Hernandez
Schmidt
Philadelphia
Lopes
Los Angeles
Matthews
Atlanta
Royster
North
San Francisco
RBI
Kingman
Winfield
San Diego
Clark
Templeton
Garvey
Rose
Pa Ierta
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Tourney
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Orlis Cox Field
Babe Ruth League
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Tacoma
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Andrew Thornton
Peace South
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LeFlore
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Ellinwood
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Ernest Arnold
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