Ruth Roundup: Boys' Club rallies past Kiwanis 9 8 in opener
In Ottawa Babe Ruth League action the Boys' Club erased an 8-3 deficit in the final inning to beat Kiwanis 9-8. David Haas earned the win with 2 2/3 innings of relief, while David Drumright delivered key hits. The Eagles and Rotary also met with Rotary prevailing 3-2 behind Richard Mendell’s two-hitter.
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Gary Kuntz
Ottawa
Boys’ Club
Kiwanis
David Haas
David Drumright
Gary Fitzgerald
Eagles
Rotary
Richard Mendell
David Beets
John Kersley
Mendell
Doug Kramer
Rocky Holland
B. J
City Scores In Local Church League Softball Action
Recap of church league softball results showing N Baptist Davis and Westminster strong with high totals. First U. Meth, First Christian, First Baptist, F. Luth B Chapel, Industrial League Star No. 2, City, Star No. 1, Parmelee, Kiwanis, Boys' Club, Eagles, Rotary, VFW, and Demolay games with final scores and key players noted.
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Church League
N. Baptist
Davis
Fredricks
Jacobs
Meeks
Ball
K. McAdoo
LaMont
G. McAdoo
Kunard
Mikan steps down as ABA commissioner in New York
New York AP George Mikan resigns as ABA commissioner during a two day ABA meeting in New York where headquarters are being moved from Minneapolis to New York He cites personal and business reasons stating his home is in Minneapolis and he must attend to family and other interests James C Gardner ABA president says Thurlo E McCrady will become executive director of the New York headquarters with Lee L Meade moving to New York as public relations director.
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New York
George Mikan
American Basketball Association
ABA
Mikan
Minneapolis
James C. Gardner
Rocky Mount
N.C
Thurlo E. McCrady
Lee L. Meade
Indians edge Orioles in eight as early league play opens
In the Junior League opener Craig Davis reports the Indians beat the Orioles 4-3 in eight innings with Alan Pierce earning the win after relieving Keith Whitacre. Latimer hit two homers for the Orioles, Whitacre homered for the winners, Betz added three hits. In game two the Tigers shut out the Yankees 11-0 on Alan Moore’s no hit effort with 12 walks issued by Pinet and Chaney. Malburg doubled in two runs for the Tigers. The Royals then defeated the White Sox 4-2 as Brockus pitched and Bowers and Winterscheid had two White Sox hits each. In NL play, Braves vs Dodgers and Cubs vs Pirates set for Forest Park with Giants at Cardinals on West Second. first pitches at 5:30.
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Scott Calder
Eagles
Kersley
Kramer
Mendell
Greg Bulmer
Scott Finch
DeMolay
VFW
Gary Dixon
Mike Wallace
Dixon
Thane Hodson
Paul Byrd
Rick Carlson
Keith Kramer
Mike Raliff
Craig Davis
Indians
Orioles
Alan Pierce
Keith Whitacre
Steve Latimer
Latimer
Whitacre
Frank Betz
Tigers
Yankees
Alan Moore
Rob Pinet
Craig Chaney
Dale Malburg
Pinet
Royals
White Sox
Jimmy Brockus
Mike Mueller
Royal
Steve Elliott
Chris Winterscheid
Burt Bowers
Braves
Dodgers
Cubs
Pirates
Forest Park
Giants
Cardinals
Veale Struggles as Expos Beat Pirates 2-0
Pittsburgh starter Bob Veale failed to finish his 19th straight start since April as Montreal Expos roughed him for two runs in the eighth inning. Bill Stoneman did not allow a run until Veale’s exit, with Bob Bailey and Coco Laboy delivering the decisive hits. Jerry May left the game with a bruised thigh after a mishap, and Pirates manager Larry Shepard was hospitalized with chest pains.
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Associated Press
Big Bob Veale
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Jerry May
Montreal Expos
Veale
Bill Stoneman
St. Louis
May
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Stoneman
Bob Bailey
Coco Laboy
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Adolfo Phillips
Ron Brand
Bob Moose
Roberto Clemente
Montreal
St. Elisabeth’s Hospital
ML Football Meeting Set
An organizational meeting for this fall's Midget League football will be held at 7 p.m. Thursday at the Youth Center for members of the Ottawa Recreation Commission officers of the Lions Club grade school principals and any other interested persons.
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Ottawa Recreation Commission
Lions Club
Namath Rozelle Camp Visit Sparks Jets Uproar
Hempstead New York AP Joe Namath and NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle foresee a sit down for the Jets training camp amid a growing controversy. Rozelle agreed to appear at the camp to present his side of the Namath dispute pending a firm date. Namath, cleared by coach Weeb Ewbank to report late, will update by Tuesday night or Wednesday.
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Rozelle
Namath
Bank
Baseball scoreboard livens with strong NL East standings
In the National League East Chicago leads with 57 wins while New York trails at 49. Montreal tops the West with 61 defeats as Los Angeles sits at 51-37. Monday results saw Chicago beat New York 1-0 and Los Angeles edge Houston 4-1. Upcoming games include Philadelphia vs St. Louis and Atlanta vs Cincinnati with twi-night and multiple doubleheaders on the slate.
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