B Team Can't Keep KC Down
Ottawa American Legion B-team lost a two game set to Kansas City Post 199 B-team at Orlis Cox Field. KC Post 199 overcame a 4-0 opener deficit to win 11-5 in game one and erased a 6-1 deficit in game two to take 7-6. Ottawa fell to 13-17 and faced Lawrence Hawks B-team next at 6:30 tonight.
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Deadline Near On Scouts in Denver Fight Over Arena Rent
A Bud Palmer led group faced an extended deadline to put down a large payment for the Kansas City Scouts purchase while Denver officials held firm on a break-even five year arena lease. The city offered minimums and a gate-based share, with Palmer seeking lower per game charges and different revenue terms. NHL officials were to meet in Chicago to review the deal, and an extension was deemed unlikely.
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Key Tilt Tonight For Legion Hawks Seek Tie Or Lead
Ottawa’s American Legion A team hosts Lawrence tonight at Holcum Complex for sole possession or a share of the East Division top spot in the Tri-District League. Lawrence, 12-7 in league play, can clinch nothing more than a tie if Ottawa wins.
ASA district slow pitch tourney entry deadline set
Entry fees for the ASA district slow pitch softball tournament due at the Youth Center on 115 W. 4th by noon Thursday. The fee is 58 dollars.
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All-Star Game Goes NL’s Way 7-1 Victory
National League rolled past the American League 7-1 in Philadelphia. Randy Jones pitched three scoreless innings to earn the win while George Foster drove in three runs and claimed MVP honors. Detroit’s Mark Fidrych took the loss, and Cincinnati’s Pete Rose led NL bats with a run and a triple as the NL extended its series lead to 28-18-1. Foster downplayed the MVP nod, saying he aimed to help the team win.
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