Martin Predicts End To NL All Star Supremacy
AP reports in Montreal that the AL and NL prepare for the 53rd All Star Game at Olympic Stadium with Billy Martin leading the AL. Key players include Reggie Jackson, Harmon Killebrew, Cecil Cooper, George Brett, Rickey Henderson, Carlton Fisk, Dennis Eckersley, Pete Rose, Gary Carter and Andre Dawson. The AL eye a comeback after a long losing streak, while Lasorda seeks to extend NL success.
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Pete Rose
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Anderson
Legion Skipper Smiles Through Seven Game Slide
Ottawa's American Legion AA baseball team under manager Walt Dengel endures a seven game losing streak as the 19-14 club fights to rebound. Pitching has been strong, allowing just over two runs per game, while scoring has lagged with under five hits per game. Catcher Larry Stewart misses at least a week due to a finger injury from a farm accident.
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Ottawa
American Legion AA
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Skein
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Emporia
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Jeff Turner
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Fort Scott
Orris Cox Field
Aas
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Scott Named To Kansas State LID Post
Kansas State University announced Michael R. Scott a KSU alumnus was appointed to the post of sports information director at Manhattan officials stated on Monday.
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Kansas State
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Kan
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Bowling Scores and Baylor News Update
A list of bowling scores from Sunday nite leagues includes high games by Croucher Bagent Johnson Miller Compton Jung Ingram Cazier Carter and Mason with totals ranging into the 700s and 600s. Baylor University sports information director Scott will become the new Kansas State University athletics director on July 19 succeeding Dick Towers, after graduating from KSU in 1976 and previously serving in the Big Eight.
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Hottom
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C. Carter
Mason
J. Hopkins
Scott
Baylor University
KSU
Dick Towers
Hays
Kan
Kansas City
Baylor
Ottawa Swim Club shines at Salt City and Little Apple meets
Ottawa Swim Club sent seven swimmers to Hutchison for the Salt City Invitational and two to Manhattan for the Little Apple ABC Meet. Notable results include David Swearingen leading in multiple events, Todd Davidson posting top times in 8 and Under events, and Stave Hasty achieving several Open and AA Time marks. Manhattan placers include H Hofman and J Hofman with top finishes in Back and Fly events and strong showings across distances.
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Hutchinson
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Danny Jordan
Scott Davidson
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Stave Hasty
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Erin Jordan
H. Jim Hofman
Jarry Hofman
ORIOLES A Lopsided Softball Linescore Frenzy
A cluttered box score lists many teams and pitchers across divisions. Names such as Nelson Cole Heckart Martin Lewis Jorgenson Ferris Baldwin Mills Pachalke Shaw Steichen Beckes and Keith feature with varied inning counts and totals for multiple clubs including REDSOX Pirates Yankees Padres Angels and more as a sprawling 1982 league softball schedule merges with standings and upcoming games.
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Chiefs Make Hancock A Millionaire
Kansas City Chiefs announce wide receiver Anthony Hancock, their first round pick, signed to a contract Monday. Hancock, the 11th overall and first WR chosen, would not disclose terms though agent Everett Glenn sought a four-year deal. Negotiations improved after an initial offer Glenn called insulting, as talks moved ahead days before the CBA expiration.
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Hancock
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University of Tennessee
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