Baseball Negotiators Toil Into The Night
In New York, players and owners pressed late talks to end the 99 day baseball strike. The All-Star Game was postponed, Moffett proposed a framework for premier players, and both sides weighed its pluses and minuses amid optimism a resolution neared.
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NEW York
Manhattan
Bowie Kuhn
Kenneth Moffett
Moffett
Doug DeCinces
Baltimore Orioles
National Labor Relations Board
Cleveland
Kuhn
Ray Grebey
Grebey
The Rotary Triumphs To Take Ottawa Babe Ruth Title
Rotary overcame a 3-1 Elks lead with three late runs to win 4-3 and clinch the Ottawa Babe Ruth League championship by percentage points. Shannon Servaes sparked the comeback by stealing home for the decisive run as Darren Johnson worked the last two innings in relief.
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Rotary
Elks
Ottawa
Shannon Servaes
Jon Wiggins
Kirby Snider
The
Scott Thompson
Servaes
Darren Johnson
Greg Shutt
Eagles
Bobby Brownell
Lions
Jim Johnson
Todd Schultze
Curtis Gragg
Alan Gardner
Shawn Miller
Brownell
Schultze
Bobby Simms
City Softball Schedule July 1981 Week
Comprehensive schedule for Forest Park leagues and events including AA AAA and women’s divisions with times, teams, venues, and notice of ASA tournament deadlines. Highlights include district and men’s tournament at Forest Park, coed and girls softball, baseball and youth leagues, and city band rehearsals and summer programs with dates through July 19.
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Kansas
Ottawa
Forest Park
Orlis Cox Field
Ottawa Recreation Commission
ORC
Frank Garvin
Tom Drake
O.R.C
Conoco Travel Shoppe
Ottawa Sheet Metal
Kofo-96x
Ottawa Jaycees
Duke Mtg
Overbrook
Conoco
Hook Insurance
Hickory
Pow Wow
Cozy Corner
Budge’s
Smith Family
Gorton Painting & Dec
Ottawa Millwork
the Pub
Commodore Homes
Our Own Hardware
Peek’s Super-Saver
TYPOS
Hickory Inn
Duke
Sacred Heart
Transportation, Inc
Lee's Downtowner
First Methodist
First Baptist
North Baptist
Budge’s Sports Center
First National Bank
Rantoul
Dengel’s
People’s National Bank
Foundation Fixers
ASA
Foltz
Lesh Oil
Jack's & Jill's
Jack’s & Jill’s
Green Acres
COX South Diamond
Sonic
Brady Bunch
CW Carpet
Moherman Insurance
Unknown
Federal Land Bank
Unknowns
Diamond D Mirandas
Patriots
Diamond E Royalettes
Wildkittens
Diamond D. Cougars
Bombers
Diamond E Fillies
Swingers
Diamond D. Bluebirds
Golddiggers
Diamond E. Eaglettes
Whirlwinds
Diamond E Whirlwinds
Eaglettes
Tigers
A.m. Steelers
A.m. Kings
Cyclones
Mets
Yankees
Red Sox
Padres
Royals
Braves
Cubs
Dodgers
Orioles
Angels
White Sox
Twins
Athletics
Pirates
O.U. Administration
City Park Bank Shell
J.H.S
H.S. Gym
Enrollment Open for OU Football Clinic at Ottawa University
Ottawa University offers a three session football camp at Dick Peters Memorial Sports Complex with sessions for grades 4-6, 7-9, and 10-12. The first runs Monday to Wednesday 9 to 11 30 a m with a $25 fee or $22 50 per student if three or more from a school enroll. contact Nyle Salmans at OU for details.
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Ottawa University
Dick Peters
11Th
Sycamore
Nyle Salmans
Ottawa Recreation Commission
Salmans
Bill Boucek
Braves
City Basketball League Scores And Standings Report
Multiple teams post box style totals with player lines listing points assists and rebounds. Ottawa Truck Briscoes Havens Steel J J Automotive Queen's Carry Out and others appear with totals and individual player lines.
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Ottawa Truck
McFadden
Blooner
Mickerson
J. Robertson
Mohe
Griffin
Lyons
Shatter
Brown
Fuller
Ware
Totals
J&j Automotive
G. VanHorn
A. Maxwell
Duddy
Royce Swank
McCrea
Cayman Miller
P. Swank
Lon Miller
R. Maxwell
T. VanHorn
Lynn
Taylor
Havens Steel
Lear
Mason
Thompson
Burn
Wetton
Bones
Snethen
Larsen
Shepherd
Myers
Marton
M. Robertson
Bloomer
Hickerson
Yohe
Rod McFadden
Shaffer
Queen’s
Wier
Haney
Rocky Woods
Bazil
Kevin Markely
Scott
Weaver
Broils
Warren
Burns
Milton
Marstall
Miller
Chambers
Peel
Connor
Ledom
Caen
Miles
Wilges
Kloster
Kernhaus
Meade
Hutchinson
B. Sands
Sims
Roberts
Centain
P. Sands
Silvey
Turner
Pachew
Moorman
Larry Black
Siders
Lyle Black
Pope
Woolsey
Watkins
Smith
F. Black
Deyden
Soviets Lead in First Day of Track Dual at Lenningrad
The Soviet Union trailed the United States 68-59 after day one but women's events gave the Russians a 38-25 edge. Jeff Phillips and Michele Glover won 100m sprints for the U.S. as Greg Foster and Andre Phillips led hurdles. The meet, the first major clash since the 1980 boycott, heads to a full day of competition.
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Leningrad
U.S.S.R
Soviet Union
United States
Lenin Stadium
Jeff Phillips
Whitehall
Ohio
Michele Glover
Willingboro
N.J
Greg Foster
Los Angeles
Larry Cowling
Sacramento
Calif
Edwin Moses
Andre Phillips
San Jose
David Lee
Moses
Jim Spivey
Wood Dale
Craig Masback
White
Glover
Willie Banks
McEnroe Upset as Connors Beats Smid in Davis Cup
United States split the opening singles in the Davis Cup quarterfinals as Ivan Lendl stunned John McEnroe 6-4 14-12 7-5, and Jimmy Connors crushed Tomas Smid. Stan Smith and Bob Lutz to face Lendl and Smid in doubles. Sunday sees McEnroe vs Smid and Connors vs Lendl.
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New York
Ivan Lendl
Czechoslovakia
John McEnroe
Jimmy Connors
Tomas Smid
United States
Lendl
McEnroe
Connors
Smid
Stan Smith
Bob Lutz
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Philadelphia Phillies
Reggie Jackson
New York Yankees
Joe Rudi
Boston Red Sox
Bobby Grich
California
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Ottawa Country Club
C. Gibson
P. Andrews
J. Foulks
V. Gilroy
P. Wiggins
F. Warnock
S. Gillette
M. Cutting
E. Killough
C. Gooddart
D. LeMaster
C. Gleason
A. Fredeen
D. Elder
L. Ansley
S. Latimer
Frances Warnock
Topeka
Diane LeMaster
Legion
American Legion
McDonald Field
Goalby
Birmingham
Mich
Bob Goalby
Oakland Hills
Sam Snead
George Bayer
Detroit Golf Club
Bob Stone
Independence
Art Wall
Briscoe Dudes
Woods
Kieth Markley
Kevin Markley
Broyles
Marstail
Florida
Wilson
Advertising Council
America
National Alliance OF Business
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