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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1972

Page

2

Ottawa A team Romps Paola 21-0 In Legion Clash

Ottawa A team exploded for 18 walks and 12 hits to rout Paola 21-0 in four late innings. Charley Porter threw a two-hit shutout through five and a third, fanning six as Randy Firestone drove in five with two singles and a triple. Ottawa advances to 15-8 and hosts Topeka Post 74 pending weather at Orlis Cox Field.

Terry Ostmeyer Paola Ottawa American Legion Ottawa Charley Porter Porter Chris Chaney Chaney Pete Dearfoss Randy Firestone Ben Simons Simons Ed Scheffer Firestone Ottawans A-team Dale Dunkin Gary Fitzgerald Clint Peckman David Beets Topeka Post Orlis Cox Field

Lions Pitcher No-Hits DeMolay in 1-0 Game

In Ottawa Babe Ruth League action, Lions nipped DeMolay 1-0 as Alan Moore hurled a no hitter and struck out 14, while Larry Dixon fanned 20 in a hard luck loss. Curt Moore doubled and scored on a passed ball in the fifth to provide the lone offense.

Gary Kuntz Ottawa Alan Moore Lions DeMolay Larry Dixon Ellis Kiwanis Threes Iks Curt Moore Moore Dixon Bill Bowers Shawn Jordan Elks Tim Burgoon Terry Ledom Jeff Buick Ken Bones Buick Ed Smith Ted Woods Jordan Woods Bowers Roger Bachelor Butch Martin Greg Woods Martin Randy Ryssemus Bones Bill Scribner Kevin Snider Rotary Alan McMillen

Chiefs Veteran Johnny Robinson Retires From Pro Football

Kansas City Chiefs veteran safety Johnny Robinson, 32, plans a news conference at 11 30 a m CDT in Hank Stram's office at William Jewell College to announce retirement. He cited groin injury and age after 12 pro seasons with Chiefs and before with the Dallas Texans, last AFL original on the team.

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