Lions, Kiwanis to meet in Ottawa Babe Ruth final
Kiwanis defeated Eagles 12-4 to reach the final, as Kevin Allan pitched a five run allowed complete game. Lions toppled VFW 14-3 behind four RBI by Todd Burroughs and key hits from Alan Phillips Shane Marion and Bryan Cates to reach the championship versus Kiwanis at 8 p.m. on the south field of the Orlis Cox complex.
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Ottawa Babe Ruth
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Lions
Eagles
VFW
Kevin Allan
Allan
Bryan Kelley
Tom Dillard
OBAL
Dillard
Kelley
John White
Derek Chappell
Ronnie Rice
Darren Green
Eric
Rice
Todd Burroughs
Alan Phillips
Shane Marion
Bryan Cates
David Wiederholt
Kirby Snider
Tim Burrichter
Cates
Orlis Cox Complex
Ovett Ties 1500 Mark in Oslo but Loses Share by Wave
Britain's Steve Ovett equaled the world 1,500 meters record at Bislett Stadium in Oslo but will lose the mark under proposed IAAF rules that retroactively extend records to hundredths. Sebastian Coe currently holds the faster time from 1979. Ovett and Coe, set for a Moscow Olympic duel, may define the Games’ track highlight. US winners included Mac Wilkins in discus 217 feet, Billy Olsen pole vault 18 feet 0 1/2 inches, Rod Milburn 10-meter hurdles.
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Norway
Britain
Steve Ovett
International Amateur Athletic Federation
IAAF
Oveit
Bislett Stadium
Sebastian Coe
Zurich
Switzerland
Coe
Ovett
Moscow
Bislett
U.S
Mac Wilkins
Billy Olsen
Rod Milburn
RBRL Rookies Ready for District Tourney at Osawatomie
District 4 Babe Ruth 13 year olds tourney starts at Osawatomie with Ottawa facing Garnett rookies Friday after Thursday’s opener between Osawatomie and Four County. Cole leads 16 rookies, with Brownell, Rice, Hodges and Parker as top pitchers and Ferguson and DeLaTorre catching. Ottawa aims to capitalize on heat and bracket, eyeing state bid in Olathe starting July 23.
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Osawatomie
Ottawa
OBRL
Jerry Cole
Oren Skiles
Babe Ruth
Qosawatomie
Ottawa-Garnett
Cole
Bob Brownell
Ronnie Rice
Keith Hodges
Brent Parker
Doug Ferguson
Richard DeLaTorre
Rice
Bobby Simms
Jeff Sypher
Hodges
Jon Wiggins
Brownell
Jeff Reed
Tim Burrichter
Randy Brewer
John Wray
Don Simms
Darrin Noah
DeLaTorre
Parker
Garnett
Four County
Olathe
Gale Stars In Royals 8 4 Win Over Red Sox
Right-hander Rich Gale returns from shoulder tendonitis to help Kansas City beat Boston 8-4. He lasts eight innings, allowing five hits before Dan Quisenberry finishes. Amos Otis homers to give a 1-0 lead, with Hal McRae and others contributing multi hit nights as KC races to 52-34, 18 games over .500 and a 10 1/2 game AL West lead.
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Boston
Rich Gale
Kansas City Royals
Gale
Dan Quisenberry
Royals
Boston Red Sox
University of New Hampshire
Red Sox
Kansas City
Jim Frey
Amos Otis
Steve Renko
Hal McRae
Otis
Willie Wilson
George Brett
Willie Aikens
Frank White
Renko
Win Remmerswaal
Skip Lockwood
Carl Yastrzemski
Jim Dwyer
Dwyer
Dwight Evans
Yaz
Quisenberry
Butch Hobson
Chicago White Sox
Bowling Scores and Tribal Duty Highlights
A compact rundown of bowling scores lists high series and individual marks for teams and players across several events. Notable figures include Hickman 221-512 and Waymire 798, with multiple squads such as RUNNING BARES-2 and MOMS AND GRANNY-1 contributing top scores and standings for the period.
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S. Hickman
P. Wise
Spears
B. Franklin
K. Waymire
M. Milton
O—P. Triplett
E. Wolgast
H. Teter
K. Dryden
P. Campbell
D. Higble
K. Hiable
Baseball Scoreboard National League and American League standings and games
Daily MLB scoreboard from Associated Press lists NL East and West standings with Montreal Pittsburgh Philadelphia New York St Louis Chicago Cincinnati San Francisco Atlanta San Diego and Houston with Los Angeles. Tuesday results include Los Angeles 4 Chicago 2 Pittsburgh 5 San Francisco 2 New York 9 Atlanta 2 Cincinnati 11 Montreal 7 San Diego 3 Houston 1 Philadelphia 2. Wednesday schedule features multiple interleague and intra league matchups across venues. Thursday listings include remaining NL and AL games across major cities and teams.
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Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
New York
St. Louis
Chicago
Houston
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
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Atlanta
San Diego
Montreal
St.Louis
Reuss
Reuschel
Whitson
Pitsburgh
Blyleven
Swan
McWillams
Rogers
Soto
Wise
Lucas
Vuckovich
K. Forsch
Nicklaus Prime For British Open
Nicklaus, 40, aims for a fourth British Open title at Muirfield after his U S Open victory. Co favored with Watson, he faces a strong field including Ballesteros, Graham, Player, Aoki, and Trevino amid unsettled Scottish weather.
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Scotland
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Tom Watson
Muirfield
Golden Bear
Seve Ballesteros
David Graham
Australia
South Africa
Gary Player
Japan
Isao Aoki
America
Crenshaw
Watson
Trevino
North Sea
Arnie Palmer
Ballesteros
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