Rotary OBRL Kingpin Triumphs Over Kiwanis in Budding Title Duel
Rotary defeats Kiwanis 9-4 to seize early standing in Ottawa Babe Ruth League as Elks crush Lions 14-0, tying for second with Kiwanis. Kiwanis led 4-3 before Rotary exploded for five runs in the sixth. McAdoo earned the win with eight strikeouts. Latimer drove in two in a two-RBI bunt sequence. Ellis blanked the Lions 14-0 behind Ledom’s nine strikeouts to close Ellis season 8-6, Lions 7-7. VFW meets Boys Club as Babe Ruth slate ends tonight with Eagles-DeMolay.
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Babe Ruth League Sets 1972 All Star Teams
The Ottawa Babe Ruth League will announce its 1972 regular all star and 13 year old all star teams after tonight’s second game. Regular stars prep for district tourney at Osawatomie. 13-year-olds host July 29 start. A potluck supper at Forest Park shelterhouse next Monday at 6:30 invites all league members, families bring food and service, soft drinks provided, a short program precedes.
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Royals Forge 11-4 Win With Seven-Run 10th Inning
Kansas City Royals rally past the Baltimore Orioles 11-4 after a seven-run 10th inning led by Cookie Rojas and his grand slam. Lou Piniella sparked the late rally with a bases loaded RBI hit and John Mayberry added a sacrifice fly to seal the win.
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Dodgers Hold Off Yankees 9-7 in First Game
Dodgers take a 5 run fourth inning surge to beat the Yankees 9-7 as Darren Beets and Jay Siders drive in runs. Bobby Max and Beets spark a late rally while Beets relieves, earning the win for Dodgers. Indians win in second game 3-7 behind Dodson, Gentner and Hay in extras.
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Chris Bird
John Earnshaw
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Topeka Post 74 no hits Ottawa A team 5-0
Topeka Post 74 defeated Ottawa's A team 5-0 in a Legion baseball game as John Foster and Rick Reed combined for a no hitter. Ottawa, one of the league's key offenses, managed seven baserunners on five walks and one error while failing to score. Ottawa hosts Kansas City Post 399 and Columbus in upcoming doubleheaders after a weekend slate.
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Ottawa
American Legion
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Rick Reed
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Jacklin Leads British Open After First Round
Tony Jacklin, despite a triple bogey on the 13th, posted a one over par 72 for 141 to lead the British Open at Muirfield. Close behind are Jack Nicklaus and Johnny Miller at 142, with Gary Player and Peter Townsend at 142 and 144 respectively. Miller made a rare double eagle at the 5th as Nicklaus vows better timing and more practice. Defending champion Lee Trevino is one stroke back at 71, alongside Doug Sanders.
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England
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Johnny Miller
Jacklin
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Nicklaus
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Gary Player
Peter Townsend
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Ryun Visits Track Camp at University of Kansas
Olympic bound Jim Ryun is to appear at the Jayhawk Track Camp today and Friday at the University of Kansas. Ottawa High juniors to be Jerry Peffly and Jay Schoonover join other high school runners at the camp which began Sunday and runs through Saturday.
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Jayhawk
University of Kansas
Ottawa
Jerry Peffly
Jay Schoonover
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