City basketball scores and standings from tournament play
A scanned page lists multiple teams and player lines with win loss records and totals for leagues including EX Expos Pirates Tigers Wells ville and more. The dense box scores show players like Sharples Regenold and Coborizer with various stat lines and team totals across Midget League and Girls leagues.
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Towner
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Hafenstein
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Sertoma Dominates OBAL With Record Run In 1975
Gary Kunt reports the 1975 Ottawa Babe Ruth League season, led by Sertoma under coach Al Beets, dominating with 14 straight wins and five shutouts. Beets tops the league with a .600 average, while Darren Beets and Tony Reed anchor a two man mound staff. Rotary and Boys Club chase second place at 9-5 as Kiwanis, Eagles, VFW and Elks slog through the season ending with Sertoma atop the standings. The league expands to two all star teams and eyes a September banquet to honor contributors.
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Charlie Waymire
Paul Moore
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Namath News Conference Sparks Speculation in New York
AP reports suspense as Joe Namath calls a news conference at a fashionable New York restaurant. Namath and attorney Jim Walsh offer little detail fueling Jets contract talk and rumors of a possible move beyond the Jets despite a strong season and a reported 11 million dollar offer.
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Richard retires ending 34-year Montreal era
Henri Richard, 39, the Pocket Rocket, announced retirement after 20 NHL seasons all with Montreal. He followed brother Maurice into retirement, ending a legacy that included 11 Stanley Cups, 544 goals, 421 assists, and a 1961 Hockey Hall of Fame selection.
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