Louisburg Falls To Surging B-Team 4-1
Ottawa's American Legion B-team exploded for three runs in the seventh inning to beat Louisburg 4-1, extending their win streak to five and moving to 12-9 with an upcoming game against Emporia. Gary Dixon earned the win with a two-out triple driving in the go-ahead run, and Dixon also swiped home on a double steal. Russell Hughes led Ottawa with three hits, while Ty Hogue limited Louisburg to three singles through five innings.
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Houk Credits Orioles Strength After Another Win
Orioles ace Pat Dobson earned his 10th victory as Baltimore trounced Cleveland 7-1, joining Cuellar, McNally and Palmer with double-figure wins. The Yankees swept Boston, tightening the AL East gap, while other league results included Cincinnati and L A winning easily and a tense Boston subplot over Conigliaro and Yaz.
Eichelberger Proves Experts Right in Western Open Run
Lee Trevino looms as hottest name in golf but Dave Eichelberger, a five year pro from Waco Texas, seeks his first pro win and faces Trevino as the Western Open begins in Chicago. Eichelberger posted rounds near par to push his season total toward $88,000.
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Trevino Dominates Open To Lead Golf World
Lee Trevino captured the British Open at Royal Birkdale to augment his U S and Canadian titles and surpass the sport's famed trio Nicklaus Palmer and Player. He finished four under par 278 amid a tense finish, birdying the 72nd hole to seal the championship.
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Baseball Scoreboard American League East Sunday results
The Associated Press reports AL East action with New York 3 Boston 2 and Baltimore 7 Cleveland 1. Washington 4 Detroit 3 in 10 innings. Oakland 3 California 2-6. Minnesota 6-7 Kansas City 5-1. Milwaukee 1 Chicago 0-1. All-Star Game set for Detroit Tuesday night. Chicago 2-5 San Diego 0-7. Philadelphia 11 Montreal 5. Cincinnati 7-5 New York 2-3. Atlanta at Pittsburgh rained out. St Louis 7 Houston 3. Los Angeles 11 San Francisco 3.
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OBRL Potluck Supper Plans Forest Park Shelterhouse
The Ottawa Babe Ruth League will hold a pot luck supper next Monday July 19 at the Forest Park shelterhouse. It begins about 6 45 for all Babe Ruth league players and families. Drinks are provided by the league. other dishes should be brought by families. Afterward eight coaches will be acknowledged and sponsor organizations thanked with two special awards presented.
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Auto Racing Star Pedro Rodriguez Dies in Norisring Crash
Pedro Rodriguez, 30, racer for Ferrari, died after a front tire blew, crashing into a wall and bursting into flames at Norisring in Nuernberg. British champion Graham Hill called it a sad loss for racing and for Mexico. Rodriguez’s brother Ricardo died in a 1967 Mexican Prix practice crash.
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All-Star rosters adjusted as Detroit hosts classic
A day before the All-Star Game in Detroit injuries prompt AL and NL managers to replace several starters. Vida Blue is slated to start for the AL with Lolich Palmer and Cuellar likely on the mound, while Seaver and Marichal are favored for the NL. Star players from both leagues remain highlighted as rosters shuffle for the 28-man format.
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A-Team All Wet as Weekend Rainouts End Ottawa Games
The Ottawa American Legion A-team saw itsSchedule washed out by weekend rain, canceling three games at Orlis Cox Field. A 3-2 win over Shawnee after three and a half innings was halted by darkness. The 14-9 club now aims to rebound Wednesday at Humboldt, with Lawrence and Kansas City Post 199 on the slate this week.
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Calling All Home Makers Reader Tip
A homemaking notice urges readers to re inspect their homes room by room to ensure comfort and appeal. It highlights a plush chair with ottoman and a reclining chair as essentials to provide a relaxing space for the man in your life and promote a happy atmosphere for the family.
Borek Wins Second Long Island Open Title
Grossinger New York AP Gene Borek pro at Pine Hollow on Long Island wins his second Long Island Open title two weeks after being voted Metropolitan New York Golf Professional of the Year for 1970. Borek, 34, also received the Paul Grossinger Award and had won the Metropolitan PGA crown and Long Island PGA titles in 1965 1969.
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