A-Team Sweeps Leavenworth in twin 7-4 wins
Ottawa American Legion A-team snapped a batting slump with 21 hits across two games to defeat Leavenworth Travelers 7-4 in both contests. Tony Reed and Jeff Schoch led with four hits each and nine RBIs, while Darren Beets added four and Beets closed strong. Ottawa improves to 22-14, 9-9 in league play, ahead of a doubleheader in Kansas City.
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Sunday Nighters King Pins and More Bowling Scores
A baseball scoreboard style list shows bowling league results with high series and individual scores for teams such as Sunday Nighters King Pins and Sandbaggers Four High scoring bowlers include D Robertson, B Walker, G Wilson, and P Perkins with totals ranging near 190 to 494 across multiple divisions and dates.
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Otis Drives Royals Past Yankees With His 14th Homer
Amos Otis, 31, hit his 14th homer as Kansas City beat New York 3-1. His first inning blast off Jim Beattie carried to right as the wind aided his power. Larry Gura earned the win over his former team, with Graig Nettles homering for the Yankees.
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Pepsi Wins ASA District Slow-Pitch Title
Pepsi-Cola earned the men’s ASA district slow-pitch softball championship by breaking through the losers’ bracket. They won five games on Sunday after an early Saturday loss, edging Waymire’s 9-8 in the first title game and then 16-11 in the rematch. Both Pepsi and Waymire’s advance to sub-state action July 29-30 at Chanute, with Taylor Oil of Weilsville finishing third.
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Baseball League Tourney Scores by City Teams
Duel games reported across leagues with Cardinals Falcons Royals and Yankees squads in crowded box scores. Notable totals include Cardinals 19 1 2, Royals 30 3 11, Eagles 18 7, Hicks Bros 28 89, and OTTAWA TIGERS 22 3 4, Desoto Tigers 18 5 2, plus multiple player lines and team tallies.
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Committee named to aid Kansas State athletic program
Kansas State gains a four member advisory panel led by Big Eight figure Charles Neinas. Nebraska athletic director Bob Devaney Colorado president Roland Rautenstraus and Iowa State professor John Mahlstede will offer guidance to help Kansas State move its troubled program forward after the May penalties for 20 illegal football scholarships.
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Babe Ruth All-Stars Split In Practice Doubleheader
The Ottawa Babe Ruth 14 and 15 year olds split a Sunday doubleheader with Iola, 13-2 for Iola and 7-2 for Ottawa, as both clubs prep for district play starting Thursday in Ottawa. Loren Stewart pitched well for Ottawa in game one, while Gary Robertson sparked the second game's rally, and Ottawa executed a standout fifth inning triple play to end Iola’s rally. Ottawa heads to Orlis Cox Field Tuesday night for a tune-up against the Jayhawk League.
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Iola
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Iola All-Stars
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Waldy
Tim Wilson
Tola
Gary Robertson
Troy Grace
Evan Shaffer
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Ottawa Babe Ruth 13s Fall to Chanute in opener then win second
Ottawa 13-year-olds split a doubleheader with Chanute as Chanute won 7-2 and Ottawa answered 8-6. Stewart Burroughs Cates and White pitched for Ottawa while Taylor Hotaling Douthat Buck led hits. Ottawa prepares for District 4 play at Orlis Cox Field starting Thursday with a 7 p.m. practice game vs the Jayhawks tonight.
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Todd Burroughs
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John White
Stewart
Burroughs
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Scott Hotaling
White
Cates
Taylor
Rob Douthat
Craig Buck
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