Legion Rookies Split Action With Osage City
Ottawa's American Legion B team split a twinbill with Osage City, winning 8 4 in the opener after a back and forth game, then losing 13 2 in the nightcap. Osage built early leads, Ottawa fought back in the first game with key hits from Harsh, Murray, and Shaffer, while the second game featured numerous Ottawa errors and Osage walks that piled up runs before the 10 run rule ended play.
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Jewel Scott
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American Legion
Osage City
Osage
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Mark Harsh
Scor
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Harsh
Bob Shaffer
John Mueller
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David Thorneburg
Thorneburg
Doug Stewart
Kern
Stewart
Tony Reed
Orris Cox Field
Lawrence Optimist
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Urgeon
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British Open Hero Unknown Only At Home
SOUTHPORT England AP one Spanish journalist covered Severiano Ballesteros rise to fame but his paper declined the story Soccer dominates European sports and golf remains outside the limelight. The piece contrasts Ballesteros' breakout with a broader regional sports culture.
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Unkown
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Spain
Severiano Ballesteros
Chiefs Signings and Trade Highlight Opening KC Camp
Kansas City Chiefs opened workouts at William Jewell College with one signing and one trade. Tight end John Kelsey, a 1974 Missouri alumnus, was traded from the Dallas Cowboys for an undisclosed future Chiefs draft pick. The article also notes standout play and European impact at The Open, with Seve Ballesteros, Jack Nicklaus, and Johnny Miller contending, Miller winning by six strokes at Royal Birkdale.
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Spain
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Baseball Scoreboard Scores and All Star Break Notes
New York beat Atlanta 4 to 2 while St Louis defeated Los Angeles 6 to 3 Houston edged Montreal 4 to 2. Philadelphia shutout San Diego 3 to 0. Atlanta won 9 to 8 over New York. Pittsburgh and Cincinnati tied 8 to 8, San Francisco blanked Chicago 2 to 0. Los Angeles beat St Louis 9 to 6, Houston defeated Montreal 1 to 0. Detroit edged Kansas City 6 to 5 in 12 innings. New York defeated Chicago 5 to 0. Boston beat Minnesota 6 to 4. Milwaukee won 6 to 5 over Texas in 10 innings. Baltimore 1, California 1. Oakland 9, Cleveland 3. All Star Break listed.
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Bears top Oklahoma City 6-4 to cut 89ers lead
The Denver Bears defeated Oklahoma City 6-4 Sunday night to reduce the 89ers West division lead to two games. Pat Scanlon and Roger Freed hit two homers each in the series clincher, including back-to-back shots in the fourth. Bob Oliver homered twice for the Agers as Omaha beat Evansville 10-5.
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