Hawks Soar High On A-Team Errors
Lawrence Hawks rout Ottawa American Legion Ateam 63 as Ottawa commits eight errors and Lawrence capitalizes via Ice supporting a dominant pitching performance. Ottawa’s four- to five-run sixth inning flurry can't reverse the early 6-0 deficit as Lawrence improves to 16-13 while Ottawa slides to 16-10.
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Hawks
Terry Ostmeyer
Lawrence
Lawrence ‘Hawks
Ottawa American Legion
Ottawa
Legion
Ice
Jeff Sheldon
Larry Waymire
Chris Chaney
Steve Grogan
Eagles Tie For First With 3-1 Win Over Rotary
Gary Kunt reports the Ottawa Babe Ruth League as the Eagles share first place after a 3-1 victory over Rotary. Latimer and Finch held Rotary to one run, while Tony Stark and Ed Hettler delivered key hits. In the nightcap the Elks exploded for eight runs in the second inning to beat the Lions 8-3. Killough and Pearson led the Elks with early hits, Pacheco earned the win in relief, and Moore took the loss for the Lions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Kunt
Eagles
Ottawa
Rotary
Elks
Lions
DeMolay
Scott Finch
Steve Latimer
Alan McMillen
Larry Black
Latimer
Finch
Black
Joe Bristow
John Kersley
Tim Lee
Tony Stark
Ed Hettler
Scott Davis
Alan Moore
Jordan
Kevin Snider
Steve Jones
Rudy Wilson
Phillip Pacheco
Tennis Tourney For Youngsters Cancels After Two Weeks
The summer recreation tennis tournament for youngsters runs 8:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. Monday through Friday for the next two weeks, featuring local clubs and regional players.
Paula Guest Day golf honors lead Ottawa women
Sue Wolgast shot 39 to medal, with Ottawa teammates Matthias, Dolores South, Dorothy Daugharthy, and Linda Earnshaw also winning prizes. Tuesday’s home session saw Foulks win, and next week features a three iron tourney at Ottawa Country Club with pairings announced for singles divisions and open doubles. Ribbons will go to first and second place.
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Sue Wolgast
Paola
Ottawa
Happy Matthias
Dolores South
Dorothy Daugharthy
Linda Earnshaw
Dane Foulks
Ottawa Country Club
onlks-Johnson
Bennett‘Wassmer- Moline
Walkerhias-Wolgast
Peters
Earnshaw-Damron
South-Daugharthy
Pat Finch
Phil Sutton
Warren Vincent
Greg Hagelin
James Brockway
Jarome Rues
Lester Meharry
Darrell Anderson
Mark Finch
Ken Shrum
Larry Ackley
Lonnie Flippo
Tye Johnson
Alan Keefer
Mary Lynn Keefer
Candy Cain
Kathy Wassmer
Diane Dearfoss
Cindy Cain
Deidra Skiles
Barb Peters
Melinda Larkin
Sharon Seitz
Kay Humerickhouse
Teri Shrum
Rhonda Seitz
Beth Flippo
Lisa Bigelow
Ottawa Babe Ruth League Names 1971 All-Star Team
The Ottawa Babe Ruth League announces its 1971 All-Star squad under manager Jim Allen and assistant Don Sellers. Fifteen players including David Beeman, Larry Black, Ed Bloomer, Gary Brockus, Curt Chaney, Larry Dixon, Mike Fairbanks, Scott Finch, Scott Grogan, Robert Hollon, John Killough, Steve Latimer, James Siders, Ed Smith and Chris Van Fossan will practice daily, play Osawatomie Sunday, and begin district tournament action at Olathe next weekend with a 6 PM opener versus Topeka. brackets arrive Monday.
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Ottawa
Cox Field
Jim Allen
Don Sellers
David Beeman
Larry Black
Ed Bloomer
Gary Brockus
Curt Chaney
Larry Dixon
Mike Fairbanks
Scott Finch
Scott Grogan
Robert Hollon
John Killough
Steve Latimer
James Siders
Ed Smith
Chris van Fossan
Osawatomie
Olathe
Topeka
City Schedule Baseball and softball leagues schedule
A dense list of weekday city sports schedules across baseball and softball leagues with junior midget and pee wee blocks. Includes team matchups across multiple days with start times and leagues such as Ven s Church League and Men s City League plus women s league fixtures and teen squads.
Softball Scores From Church League Round One
In the men s church league first round results Jim s Conoco edged ILGWU 11 to 10 and Chapel Street beat F Lutheran 16 to 15. F Christian defeated F Bible 7 to 0 while F U Methodist toppled Wesleyan 15 to 14.
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Nazarene Assembly
WN. Baptist-Foursquare
F.U. Methodist
F. Christian
F. Bible
B. Chapel-St. Paul
Wesleyan
Faith Lutheran
Peoples Bank
Black Express
Jaycees
MoPac
Boise Cascade
Patterson's
City
Patterson’s
Gibson’s
Underwood Plumbing
Jim’s Conoco
ILGWU
Chapel St. Paul
F. Lutheran
F. Christian F. Bible
F. Luth
Blue Back In Groove By Bruce Lowity AP Sports Writer
Vida Blue dazzled for Oakland with a one-hit 4-0 win over Detroit to collect win No. 18 and his seventh shutout of the year as the A’s widened the West lead. In AL action, Siebert won his 13th, Boston routed Minnesota, and other scores rolled across. NL results featured Pittsburgh over San Diego and St Louis blanking Montreal as upsets and key homers shaped the night’s standings.
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Detroit
Boston
Minnesota
Pittsburgh
San Diego
St. Louis
Montreal
Atlanta
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia
Houston
New York Mets
Oakland
Les Cain
George Hendrick
A’s
Kansas City
Siebert
Rico Petrocelli
Joe Lahoud
Reggie Smith
Leo Cardenas
Jim Nettles
Twins
Luis Aparicio
Red Sox
Bill Melton
New York
Kurt Bevaqua
Cleveland
Indians
Ed Kirkpatrick
Royals
Angels
Mike Cuellar
Baltimore
Billy Cowan
Jim Spencer
Lloyd Allen
Orioles
Plunkett Wins QB Job With Patriots In Short Order
Boston AP reports Jim Plunkett, Heisman winner and No. 1 NFL draft pick, signed with the New England Patriots and was set to start within a day as Joe Kapp departed training camp. Kapp demanded a larger contract, refused to sign standard terms, and left Amherst.
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Boston
Jim Plunkett
New England Patriots
Joe Kapp
Plunkett
Stanford
Nesota Vikings
Patriots
University of Massachusetts
Amherst
Kapp
NFL
Pete Rozelle
John Elliott Cook
San Francisco
Cook
Vikings
John Charles
Mike Taliaferro
Obn Smith
Baltimore Colts
Western Maryland College
Smith
Colts
Marv Fleming
Miami Dolphins
Larry Csonka
Jim Kiick
Don Shula
Csonka
Duane Thomas
Chuck Howley
Dallas Cowboys
Thousand Oaks
Calif
Thomas
Cowboys
Dallas
Howley
Ronnie Bull
Harry Gunner
Cincinnati
Chicago Bears
Gunner
Trevino Survives Cut At Western Open In Chicago
Lee Trevino, the flamboyant Mexican American star, survives the cut at the $150000 Western Open, keeping hopes alive for a final two rounds. He trails leaders Dick Lotz and Bobby Nichols by ten as 36 holes remain, with gate revenue and spectator interest high for the event.
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Chicago
Whew
Lee Trevino
Trevino
United States
Dick Lotz
Bobby Nichols
Jack Nicklans
Arnold Palmer
Gary Palmer
Tony Jackon
Charles Coody
Nichols
Lotz
S. Lotz
Olympia Fields
Bruce Crampton
Australia
Jerry Heard
Dale Douglas
Babe Hiskey
Phil Rodgers
Billy Casper
Nicklaus
Coody
Baseball Scoreboard Friday Results and Weekend Schedule
Friday results show Chicago 11 Philadelphia 2, Pittsburgh 2 San Diego 1, Atlanta 3 Los Angeles 1, San Francisco 4 Cincinnati 3, St. Louis 6 Montreal 0, Houston 9 New York 4. Weekend games list Philadelphia at Chicago and others, with several night games and divisional matchups.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
San Diego
Atlanta
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Montreal
Houston
New York
Fryman
Hands
Norman
Ellis
Alexander
Stone
Marichal
McLothlin
Seaver
Dierker
McAnally
Gibson
L. Pet. G.B
Philad
San Fran
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Chaney
Ed Crumer
Waymire
Porter
Staiier
CF Grogan
C Purvis
RF Wallace
SS Nesbit
Sheldon
P Fisher
PH Fitzgerald
Hill
Heinrich
Floyd
Butler
LF Crumet
Brown
RE Buhler
CF Scheve
Kit Kornhaus
Killough
Bruce Pearson
Shawn
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VFW
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Yankees
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Chiefs
Supersonics
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Bruce Lowity
Associated Press
Vida Blue
Tony Taylor
Chicago White Sox
Washington
New York Yankees
Milwaukee
California
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Parsons
Slaton
Lonborg
Culp
Horlen
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Hedlund
Coleman
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Corbin
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Fort Worth
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J.R. Cheney
Columbian Securities Corporation
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