Burgmeier Stars In Red Sox Win Over Royals
Lefty reliever Tom Burgmeier, nearly 39, anchors Boston’s 5-3 comeback victory. He allows one run in relief, earning his fourth win in 18 appearances as Dwight Evans blasts a three-run homer and Remy and Nichols push Boston ahead after a 0-for-4 start by the club.
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Clampett Takes 8 Shot British Open Lead At Troon
Bobby Clampett shot 6-under 66 for 36 holes at Royal Troon to set a course record 133 and lead by eight. He matched 2-under 34 on the back nine, overcame a bogey at 15, and cited focus on minimizing mistakes as Tom Watson and Craig Stadler trailed. Defending champ Bill Rogers stood 10 behind at 1-under 143, while Jerry Pate withdrew with a shoulder injury after opening with 1.
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Bill Rogers
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Big NFL signings as draft picks rush to ink deals
A wave of NFL contracts followed the draft deadline as five first round picks including Jim McMahon, Butch Woolfolk, Barry Redden, Roy Foster, and Sean Farrell agreed to terms. Veterans and free agents such as Harold Jackson and Steve Bartkowski also extended or renewed contracts while several unsigned rookies remained in limbo.
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Ottawa Swim Club earns third at Briarwood development meet
Ottawa Swim Club finished third with 152 points at Briarwood as Briarwood, Topeka Country Club, Shawnee Country Club, Onaga, and Cedar Crest joined Ottawa. multiple swimmers claimed numerous wins including Jerry Holman Todd Davidson Steve Hasty and Jenny Jordan, with relay teams posting top times across age groups.
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Ottawa Legion AA Falls 8-3 to Paola in district game
Ottawa drops to 21-15 after managing only four hits and three unearned runs as Paola pitcher Joe Auten inspires an 8-3 victory at Orlis Cox Field. Paola seizes early lead with three first inning runs and adds three more on Karr’s homer in the fourth. Ottawa musters limited offense and faces doubleheaders on the road this weekend against Kansas City Post 199 and Topeka Post 319.
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Fort Scott golfer Millie Hudson wins Kansas Amateur Nine Hole title
Millie Hudson of Fort Scott overcame a six-stroke deficit after round one to win the Kansas Women's Amateur Nine Hole Golf Tournament by one stroke. She finished with 137 over three days at Fort Scott Country Club, beating Karen Toland of Iola and Vicki O’Bryan of Fort Scott, with other local players advancing in multiple flights and sudden-death playoffs.
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Barb Sewell
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Della Ferleman
Manhattan
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Joan Payne
Ann Chow
Bowling Scores From League And Prep Standings Featured
Readable lines show multiple teams with initials and player highs across divisions. Notable highs include Underwood 524, Walker 470, O Wright 427, Tramiel 447, Driver 67, Lambert 213, Bishop 393, Rockers 257, Sowers 331, Glimer 487, Crawford 429, Trendel 482, Mason 450, Platt 398, and Reeves 450 across a mix of adult and prep leagues with team names like OVER THE HUMP OLIMA, SUPER STARS, BOOZERS, JAYHAWKS, PIN KNOCKOUTS, GUTTERBALLS, WILD KITTENS, and INDIAN LANES.
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E. Wright
O. Wright
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J. Driver
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1982 OBRL season a wet but successful run
Gary Kuntz reviews the 1982 Ottawa Babe Ruth League season. Wet weather shortened May practices but all 56 games were played on schedule. Kiwanis led 13-1, Eagles 12-2, with close title race and notable over the fence home runs.
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Oklawa
OBRL
Jerry Cole
Oren Skiles
Craig Davis
Don Sellers
Dave Mille
Cliff Reynolds
Raymond Shaffer
Richard Fritts
Ottawa
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Sertoma
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