Legion A Team Gets Back In The Groove
Ottawa American Legion A-team snapped a string of losses with 12 2 and 12 5 wins over Lebanon and Garnett to raise their record to 17 12. Pelgram Welch and Shaffer led the hitters and Schaub kept Garnett at bay with a four hitter as Hunt and Walker battled in the opener. The team heads to Lawrence for a key Tri District league game as they chase the Hawks in the East Division.
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Terry Ostmeyer
Ottawa
American Legion
A-team
Garnett
Perry Bobling
Garen Hunt
Lawrence
Hawks
Hunt
Mark Walker
Bohling
Steve Pegram
Dale Morey
Gary French
Pegram
Robert Hook
Raymond Shaffer
Walker
Buddy Welch
Ottawa Bats
Rod Schaub
Welch
Roger Bachelor
Ken Miller
Schaub
Orlis Cox Field
Lebanon
Bachelor
Staub Delivers in 12th to Stop Royals comeback
Detroit edged Kansas City 6 to 5 in 12 innings as Rusty Staub hit a two out single to drive in John Wackenfuss and snap a Royals rally. George Brett went 4 for 4 with two doubles, but John Hiller earned the win while Steve Mingori took the loss. The Tigers overcame a 5-0 deficit, aided by Staub’s fielding miscue moment in the sixth and late rally by Detroit.
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Rusty Staub
Kansas City
Staub
Tiger
Vern) Ruble
Ruble
Steve Grilli
John Hiller
Steve Mingori
Mingori
Royals
Tigers
Brett
Amos Otis
Hiller
John Mayberry
Aurelio Rodriguez
Otis
Cookie Rojas
Dave Cowens
Cowens
Frank White
Short
Ottawa Swim Club shines at Kansas City meet
Ottawa swimmers competed against 450 rivals from Kansas and Missouri. Gina Wright placed sixth in the 50 freestyle under 8. Randy Brewer earned multiple top finishes in the 10 and under division, including second in the 200 IM and third in the 50 back. Dana Wright, Jeff Brewer, and Brad Gaeddert also posted top times across 11 to 18 age groups. The club heads to Manhattan next weekend as the Wednesday meet with five teams was rearranged to face Lawrence at Forest Park Pool starting 6 p.m.
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Gina Wright
Randy Brewer
Dana Wright
Jeff Brewer
Brad Gaeddert
Ottawa
Manhattan
Ottawa Swim Club
Lawrence
Forest Park
Montreal Olympic row leaves Taiwan out of Games
The IOC bowed to Canada over Taiwan entry as Ottawa rejects changing the Republic of China name or flag. Peking pressed Canada to bar Taiwanese athletes, citing a wheat trade deal with Communist China. IOC offered a parade option behind the Olympic flag, but Taiwan refused and may skip the opening ceremony.
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Montreal
Canada
International Olympic Committee
Peking
Taiwan
IOC
China
Republic of China
Lord Killanin
Mound Matchup An All Star Goodie
Philadelphia AP All Star game coverage highlights rookie Mark Fidrych of Detroit facing Randy Jones of San Diego. The piece notes Fidrych’s quirky mound habits, Jones’s NL leading 16 wins, and historic All Star history plus rosters changes including Phil Garner for Willie Randolph and Dick Ruthven for Andy Messersmith.
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ABC
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Fidrych
Detroit
San Diego
Randy Jones
Jones
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Ford
Dave Stenhouse
Washington Senators
Nationals
Iam
Derrell Johnson
Oakland
Phil Garner
Willie Randolph
New York Yankees
Atlanta
Andy Messersmith
Sparky Anderson
Dick Ruthven
Braves
New York Mets
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