Errors Doom Ottawa in Legion Home Finale to Chanute
Ottawa faltered with four errors in the fourth inning as Chanute exploded for a six run surge and a 7 3 win at Orlis Cox Field. The loss left Ottawa 13 6, while Chanute rose to 17 12. Rookie Rick Mallicoat started for Ottawa but the fourth inning ruined him. Steve Collins hit a grand slam for Chanute as the frame broke a 1 1 tie.
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Orlis Cox Field
Chanute
Legion
Olathe
Shawnee
Iola
Parsons
Rick Mallicoat
Steve Collins
Mallicoat
Tom Drake
Don Noland
Jeff
Bill Stauffer
Mike Steele
Noland
Ralph Ponce
Skip Nesbit
Randy Wells
Collins
Steve Grogan
Grogan
Rick O’neil
O'Neil
Wells
Doug Underwood
Ponce
Larry Barnhart
Frank Horn
Bob Taul
Underwood
Drake
Honn
Don Stevens
O’neil
RBI
Lawrence
Local Junior Golf Handicap Tournament Friday
The Ottawa Junior Golf Handicap Tournament will be held Friday, July 18. Tee-off time is 9 a.m. Lunch will be at 1 p.m. in the Country Club TV room. The Junior Golf Committee led by Anne Crawford Sue Wolgast and June Foulks will present the golf.
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Country Club
Anne Crawford
Sue Wolgast
June Foulks
City Scores in Industrial League Showdowns
City entries led by Daugharthy Wellington and Crabb led the Industrial League action with solid totals. York PA opened with a seven inning perfect game by Fred Cambria, while Ottawa lost ground in the Eastern League doubleheader with Chanute and Wells.
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M. Miller
D. Miller
Myers
Moten
Dodd
Tetwiler
Silvey
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Small
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Gomez
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Mains
Robertson
Knight
Godinez
Hull
Yost
Pyle
Totals
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Warnock
Fritts
Harms
Parrott
Holmes
Dietzl
Mooney
York, Pa
Fred Cambria
York
Waterbury
Cambria
Pittsburgh Pirates
Baseball Scoreboard: Major League Standings and Results
The scoreboard summarizes National and American League standings with teams and records, plus results from Tuesday games. Notable scores include New York 5 Chicago 4, Houston 10 Los Angeles 7, and Atlanta 9 Cincinnati 4. Upcoming games feature Blass at Wegener in Montreal and Osteen at Houston with twilight starts.
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Houston
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Washington
California
Krausse
Sektle
Brabender
Kansas’ City
Rocke
Messersmith
Wynne
National League Roundup: Cards, Mayday. NL Scores Edge Big Wins
The Cardinals pounded the Phillies for 82 on 17 hits to extend a payday winning streak to 23 games. Lee May powered Cincinnati with two homers in each of a two game set vs Atlanta, driving in 10 runs. Elsewhere, Mets, Padres, Pirates, Expos, Astros, and Dodgers won as Chicago and SF fell.
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Associated Press
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Cincinnati
Cardinals
Philadelphia
Phillies
Lee May
Atlanta
Reds
Braves
May
New York
Chicago
San Diego
San
Bob Aspromonte
Hank Aaron
Jimmy Foxx
al Weis
New York Mets
Ken Boswell
Mets
Ron Taylor
Gary Gentry
Billy Williams
Ron Santo
League Leaders Batting and Power Stats Summary
Players lead in batting with Carew Minnesota at .358 and R Smith Boston .352 over 250 at bats. Jackson Oakland has 75 runs with Blair Baltimore at 74. Killebrew Minnesota drives in 90, Powell Baltimore 88. Oliva Minnesota 121 hits, Blair Baltimore 116. Oliva and Carew tied 2 doubles. Jackson Oakland 35 home runs, Howard Washington 33.
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Minnesota
R. Smith
Boston
R. Jackson
Oakland
Blair
Baltimore
Killebrew
Powell
Oliva
F. Howard
Washington
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