Concepcion Powers Nationals To 11th Straight All-Star Win
In Montreal the National League beat the American League 4 1 as Dave Concepcion hit a two run homer and was named MVP. NL pitcher Steve Rogers, Steve Carlton and Mario Soto stifled the AL who left 11 on base and struck out 10 times while Reggie Jackson and Rickey Henderson produced early threats.
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Ottawa Legion Pulls Off Death by Own Action Victory
Ottawa's American Legion AA team snapped a seven-game slide by using a death by own action squeeze bunt to beat Fort Scott 4 3 at Orris Cox Field. Brian Keaton and Jeff Unruh executed the play with Unruh scoring the tying and winning runs as Fort Scott errantly attempted a tag at third.
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Ottawa rally seals 4-3 win over Fort Scott
Ottawa trailed 3-1 after three innings but rallied with a three-run frame capped by a squeeze. Todd Burroughs improved to 4-0 with seven strikeouts in four perfect frames. Ottawa improved to 20-14 and hosts Lawrence in a 4 Tri-District League game at Orls Cox Field tonight.
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Kansas City To Host 1988 NCAA Final Four
The NCAA chose Kansas City to host the 1988 Final Four at the Louisiana Superdome after last spring's record setting attendance there. The plan includes a pre tournament elimination round rebalancing conference entrants and at large teams for the 1987 88 championships.
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Ottawa Junior Legion Sweeps Blue Valley in Twinbill Comeback
Ottawa Junior American Legion erased early deficits to sweep Blue Valley at Orls Cox Field. In game one Bryan Kelley pitched and David McCrea delivered a ninth inning RBI, securing a 4-3 victory after an 8th inning run. Game two featured a seven-run fifth inning as Ottawa rallied from 4-0 to win 10-7, with key hits from Schultze and Johnson and a nod to Kelley and Green on the mound. The team improves to 13-9 and heads to Lawrence for a 7 p.m. game weather permitting.
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Lawrence
Bowling Scores From Monday Morning Coffee League Update
Bowling scores from Monday morning leagues show high games and series for multiple teams led by P Jones 171 and B Harris 460. Notable performances include W Burns 146, T Walleck 176, L Land 180, Ferguson 166, Mason 204, Houston 171, Welgard 169, Bumgardner 143 and Boyle 154.
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Chiefs Trade For Allen Safety Boost In KC
Kansas City acquires veteran safety Jimmy Allen from Detroit in exchange for an undisclosed 1983 draft pick. Allen, who had nine interceptions last season, will be tried at strong and free safety. The Chiefs also sign linebacker Calvin Daniels, their second round pick. Daniels joined on a one year contract with an option. Rookies report July 22 at William Jewell College. camp runs through late July as team reshapes secondary.
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Monte) Clark
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