Local Swim Club Shows Improvement
The Ottawa Swim Club lost 363 to 153 to Council Grove in a dual meet at Council Grove on Thursday. OSC won 16 events, up from five in the June 20 meet. Two Ottawa swimmers, Roger Shader and Linda Dearfoss, led with multiple victories including the 50 meter freestyle, 100 meter breast stroke and 100 meter individual medley for Shader in the 15 to 17 boys class and Dearfoss winning the 50 meter butterfly and 50 meter ...
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Ottawa Swim Club
Council Grove
OSC
Ottawa
Roger Shader
Linda Dearfoss
Russ Pugh
Teresa Kramer
USC
Pugh
Forest Park
Lawrence
Jeannine DiBona
Rabbi Cain
Curtis Kornhaus
Bill Nesbit
Vincent Pugh
Donnie Cain
Fly
Julie Buiik
Jody DiBona
David Wells
Barry Gaeddert
Jamie Chandler
Tad Ballinger
Jerry Moses
Brad Gaeddert
Breast
Pfeil Upsets Crenshaw In Trans Miss Golf Semis
Mark Pfeil 21 from USC eliminates defending champion Ben Crenshaw 1 up at the Trans Miss in Hutchinson Kansas to reach the semifinal against Gary Koch while Mike Milligan and Guy Cullins also win their quarterfinals. Koch defeats Dayton Rose 4 and 2 to join Pfeil.
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Hutchinson, Kan
Mark Pfeil
Gary Koch
Mike Milligan
Guy Cullins
Prairie Dunes
Pfeil
University of Southern California
Ben Crenshaw
Austin
Tex
Koch
Temple Terrace
Fla
Dayton Rose
Midwest City
Okla
Milligan
Bloomington
Greg Goldsmith
San Antonio
Cullins
Denton
Robert Seligman
Clute, Tex
Crenshaw
University of Florida
Rose
Hutchinson
Morton Walks Out Over Cowboys Contract Standoff
Dallas quarterback Craig Morton, battling Roger Staubach for the starting job, walked out of Cowboys camp and demanded a trade after failing to reach terms. Tex Schramm said Morton requested terms the club would not meet.
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Associated Press
Roger Staubach
Dallas Cowboys
Craig Morton
Morton
Dallas
Tex Schramm
Baseball Scoreboard and standings mixed with Friday results
A compact scoreboard lists standings for the American and National Leagues with teams such as New York Boston and others. Friday results feature Houston over New York and Detroit over California among others. A Princeton Osage City softball tourney recap notes Osage City defeated Ottawans 10-2 in five innings with Williams the winning pitcher.
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New York
Boston
Baltimore
W. L. Pet. G.B. Detroit
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Cleveland
Montreal
West Pittsburgh
Oakland
Philadelphia
Kansas City
West California
Los Angeles
Minnesota
San Francisco
Texas
Cincinnati
Houston
Atlanta
San Diego
Detroit
California
Pittsbur
Pittsburgh
Moose
Rocker
Bryant
Stone
Hall
Moore
Santa
Reed
Reuss
Carlton
Hooton
I Angeles
Osteen
Jones
San
Bushy
Atew
York
Medich
Dunning
Bosm
Lee
Tidrow
Kaat
de ‘Oit
Coleman
Hamilton
Colborn
Palmer
Micago
Bahnsen
Princeton
Osage City
Peoples National Bank
Ottawans
Peoples
Williams
Roxanne Moherman
Teri McIntosh
Bank
Osawatomie
Braves Expos slugfest ends in Friday truce in Atlanta
In a muggy Atlanta night, Montreal defeated the Braves 11-7 and Atlanta won 15-6 in the doubleheader. Other NL results included the Reds beating the Mets 2-1 then 7-5, the Phillies over the Astros 5-3, the Cardinals 5-3 over the Padres, the Dodgers 5-0 over the Cubs, and the Giants 5-2 over the Pirates. Henry Aaron slugged his 24th homer in the fifth to lift the Braves. Bot Bailey homered for Montreal in the sixth. Bill Stoneman got the win with Mike Marshall sealing it in relief.
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Fred Rothenberg
Associated Press
Atlanta
Braves
Expos
Montreal
Cincinnati
New York
Mets
Philadelphia
Houston
St. Louis
San Diego
Los Angeles
Chicago
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Henry Aaron
Aaron
Babe Ruth
Bailey
Mike Jorgensen
Ron Fairly
Ken Singleton
Bill Stoneman
Ken Bingleton
Hal Breeden
Jim Lyttle
Mike Marshall
Giants
Pirates
Willie McCovey
Charlie Fox
McCovey
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V. L. Pet, G.B
Tourney
Reds
Jack Billingham
Tom Seaver
Cleon Jones
Cards
Padres
Luis Melendez
Cardinals
J.R. Cheney
KODAK
Saffron Glass Co
S. Walnut
Martin Auto Supply
Art’s Auto Supply
Peoples National Bank of Ottawa
F.D.I.C
Grandpa
Shugart Colon Photos
Gibson Discount Center
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