Bradley Wins State 9 Hole Title at Ottawa Club
Mary Faye Bradley of Emporia defeated defending champ Shirley Tiller of Belleville to capture the Kansas Women’s Golf Association state 9 hole title at the Ottawa Country Club. Bradley opened with a 44, then shot a 42 for a two stroke lead. Tiller finished with 129, one behind. Seventy players totals included flight winners Betty Stites 153 and Pam Andrews 161 among others.
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Mary Faye Bradley
Emporia
Shirley Tiller
Belleville
Bradley
Tiller
Liz Moherman
Wellsville
Ottawa Country Club
Betty Stites
Lawrence
Mary Quattlebaum
Clay Center
Sally Bennett
Ottawa
Pam Andrews
Mary Ann Moherman
Myrna Boyles
Garnett
Alma Lewis
Burlington
Eloise Killough
Dorothy Butterfield
Ann Crawford
Oleta Hiser
Iola
Betty Chrismer
Betty
Lawrence B team dominates Ottawa in 13 4 win
Lawrence rookies beat Ottawa 13 4 at Orlis Cox Field for Ottawa fifth straight defeat. Ottawa falls to 11 11. Lawrence improves to 18 5 and leads District 2 B team action ahead of July 20 tournament start. Lawrence hammered Ottawa pitchers for 11 hits over two games in a week.
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Terry Ostmeyer
Ottawa American Legion
Lawrence
Legion
Ottawa
Orlis Cox Field
Lawrence Hawks Soar Past Ottawa in Legion A Game
Lawrence rockets to a 7-2 win over Ottawa led by Dane Anderson four walks and two run hits fueled a five run fourth inning Anderson adds a solo homer and eight strikeouts in a one hit last five innings as Ottawa drops to 9-17 overall. Ottawa rookie woes deepen with seven errors in seventh inning collapse and Todd Rush Schaake pace Lawrence offense.
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Lawrence
Dane Anderson
Ottawa
American Legion
Hawks
Mark Gates
Anderson
Kevin Peterson
Chuck Price
Brad Brill
Chris Turner
Brill
Ned Moore
Price
Gates
Richard Ybarra
Peterson
Chuck Sinks
Iola
Leavenworth
Jeff Eason
Richard Todd
Todd
Baseball Scoreboard: Milwaukee at Toronto and More
Friday games feature Milwaukee at Toronto with Haas 54 for Milwaukee and Underwood 3-11 for Toronto, Texas at Kansas City with Medich 23 and Gura 6, New York at Seattle with Hunter 1-5 and Parrot 6-5, plus Minnesota at Toronto Cleveland at Milwaukee Detroit at Chicago Texas at Kansas City New York at California Boston at Oakland Baltimore at Seattle.
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Haas
Toronto
T.underwood
Texas
Medich
Kansas City
Gura
New York
Hunter
Seattle
Parrot
Minnesota
Taronto
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
California
Boston
Oakland
Baltimore
P.underwood
Wilcox
Krayec
Barrios & An & In
Short Track For Gals Open Sets Fair Course at Brooklawn
Fairfield Connecticut AP report notes the 27th U S Women Open begins at Brooklawn Country Club on a 6010 yard par 71 course the shortest in the event's history Donna Caponi Young calls it fair and open to all with accuracy valued over length Defending champion Hollis Stacy aims for a third straight title while Nancy Lopez comes off a two week layoff and strong year earnings through 11 events this season totaling near 140000
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Fairfield
Connecticut
Hollis Stacy
Noblesville
Ind
Nancy Lopez
Lopez
Royals Fall In Sloppy 9-8 Loss To Indians In Cleveland
Kansas City Royals manager Whitey Herzog watched his defending AL West champions drop their third straight defeat and 11th in 12 games in Cleveland. Cliff Johnson hit a seventh inning homer to drive in the winning run as Victor Cruz earned the save over Mike Paxton and Sid Monge. The Royals fell to 43-44, seven-and-a-half games behind the Angels, while Cleveland rose to 42-45, 15 games behind Baltimore. Herzog said the club is battling but struggling to catch the Indians at their hot stretch.
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Cleveland
Kansas City Royals
Whitey Herzog
Royals
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Kansas City
Cliff Johnson
Victor Cruz
Mike Paxton
Sid Monge
California Angels
Baltimore
Herzog
Royals fall as Cleveland benefits from errors and Bonds hints trade
Paul Splittorf misplayed a routine ball aiding Cleveland's three run third. Frank White's two out error in the sixth opened the door to four more runs. Bobby Bonds announced he will seek a trade after this season as his agent Rod Wright negotiates the final years of the Indians inherited five year contract.
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Paul Splittorf
Cleveland
Frank White
Herzog
Royals
Bobby Bonds
Bonds
Rod Wright
Palm Springs
Calif
Indians
Texas
Tom Veryzer
George Brett
Amos Otis
Jamie Quirk
Jeff Torborg
Texas Rangers
Kuhn Defends All Star Vote Amid Fan Criticism
Commissioner Bowie Kuhn backed fan selected All Star starters for next Tuesday's Seattle game, saying the public vote reflects the league's midseason tradition. He noted players' complaints show interest, not fault, and highlighted Bonds' strong season with Cleveland.
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New York
Bowie Kuhn
Seattle Kingdome
Bobby Bonds
Cleveland Indians
Don Baylor
California Angels
Kuhn
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Robert Wellington
Doug Crosby
Crosby
Troy Grace
Rick Roth
Jeff Brewer
Greg Jones
Co Rod Rush
Rush
Scott Schaake
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Scott Thompson
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