Ottawa AA Legion Downs Paola in Pitchers Duel at Cox Field
Ottawa's American Legion AA team blanked Paola 2-0 as Troy Grace tossed a four-hitter with six strikeouts and one walk. Jeff Turner drove in all runs with a two-run double and a run-scoring single, boosting Ottawa to 18-13. Turner and Rick Roth had two hits apiece, while Elmore took the loss for Paola. Ottawa hosts Topeka Post 1 in a 1:30 p.m. doubleheader Saturday and plays at Olathe Sunday at 7 p.m.
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Ottawa
American Legion
Paola
Ortis Cox Field
Troy Grace
Jeff Turner
Grace
Elmore
Turner
Ali
Rick Roth
Eval Shatf
Yorry Clark
Bennett
Topeka
Olathe
Rozelle says Raiders dispute is Al versus 27 partners
NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle says the Oakland Raiders dispute involves Al Davis against 27 NFL partners, not himself, with testimony showing other league members deny Davis’s oral agreement claims to move the Raiders to Los Angeles. He notes potential wider constitutional ramifications if any rule is ruled illegal.
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LOS Angeles
Pete Rozelle
National Football League
Oakland Raiders
al Davis
Rozelle
Associated Press
NFL
Davis
Rattlers
Los Angeles Coliseum
Raiders
Los Angeles Rams
Anaheim
U.b&district
Oakland Coliseum
Robert Irsay
Baltimore
Chuck Sullivan
New England Patriots
Crenshaw Takes Early British Open Lead
Ben Crenshaw birdied the 7th and 8th to rise to two under par for the tournament and four under for the day at Royal St George's, giving him a two shot edge as the 110th British Open began to unfold while Nicklaus battled a disastrous front nine and Palmer fought a controversial drop ruling.
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Sandwich
England
Ben Crenshaw
Crenshaw
Vicente Fernandez
Argentina
Nick Job
Royal St. George's Golf Club
Tom Watson
Jack Nicklaus
Isao
Palmer
City Softball Scores Incomplete AA League Report
Readable lines show multiple teams and players across city softball leagues with scores and player stats. Teams include WHIRLWINDS EAGLETTES Pirates Yankees Braves Twins and others with varied game totals and individual lines.
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Semmers
Aspinwall
Gelller
Jorgenson
Surges
Himma
Wingate
Coulter
Riverlé
Bakiwin
Jess Beker
Jon Beker
Hiles
Levine
Ferris
Metzen
Preller
Yone
Opel
Martin
Tetate
Stichen
Pirates
Baylor
Marconelte
Gelber
Johnson
Spears
Finch
Wally
Wingert
Milburn
Dryden
Yankees
Chappell
Moser
Verty Upton
Schulte
Redenbaugh
Burricter
Sypher
Guercere
Underweed
Teter
Teatals
Braves
Winky
Walter
Torrades
Clega
Spigle
Janssen
Lyon
Redeker
Eitan
Davidson
Ekdar
Totale
Mullan
Tourmperiln
Kister
Var
Kiafer
Ubgiker
Saatitchell
Deardori
Totate
Bowling Scores Wednesday Nightlers Details and High Scores
A dense listing of Wednesday bowling results shows numerous teams and players with high games and series. Notable entries include MERS with 192-489 by Stockard and CHARLIE 189-401. THE BOMBERS 1797 high, D. Castoos 1797, M. Hamilton 442. GUTTER DUSTERS 134-295. PARMALEE 184-4997. and JAYHAWKERS 97-237. Multiple clubs such as THE KIDS, SPACE CASES, and MUSTANGS appear with varying high scores and series across the page.
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J. White
Pepper Sneezers
S. Patton
D. Castoos
M. Hamilton
B. Stevenson
Johnson County
G. Sowers
K. Conard
K. Evans
M. Triplett
B. Frankln
T. McCamm
P. Willams
Dragons
D. Schnicet
Tigers
S. Hitner
B. Hitler
Kings& Queens
J. Hollon
Gutter Dusters
T. Stankard
Reqbones
P. Bond
R. Redanbaugh
Pretzels
Omaha Maintains Six-Game Lead
The Denver Bears lost two to Indianapolis 2-1 and 4-1, widening the gap behind the Omaha Royals who swept Evansville in a doubleheader. Indianapolis’ Liebrandt yielded four hits in 10 innings to win the opener. Foley drove in Menees for the Indians. Householder hit a three run homer in the second game as Neuenschwaneer won. In other games, Springfield topped Oklahoma City 4-2, Wichita beat Iowa 6-5, and Omaha swept Evansville 5-3 and 5-1. Bjorkman homered twice for Springfield, LaPoint struck out 12 for the win.
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Associated Press
Denver Bears
Bears
Indianapolis Indians
Indians
Denver
Omaha Royals
Evansville
Indianapolis
Charlie Liebrandt
Tom Foley
Foley
Gene Menees
Steve Ratzer
Paul Householder
Doug Neuenschwaneer
Bruce MacPherson
Springfield Redbirds
Oklahoma City 89Ers
Wichita Aeros
Iowa Oaks
Omaha
George Bjorkman
Dave LaPoint
Springfield
Oklahoma City
LaPoint
Portfilo Altamarno
Bobby Jones
Wichita
Aeros
Towa
Ron Johnson
Royals
Atlee Hammaker
Donovan Asks Washington to Solve MLB Strike
The Reagan administration intervenes in the major league baseball strike after days of stalled talks. Labor secretary Raymond Donovan plans meetings in Washington with union head Marvin Miller and owners' chief negotiator Ray Grebey to pursue binding arbitration and resume bargaining.
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New York
Voice
U.S
Donovan
Enterprise Radio
Miller
Players’ Union
Grebey
Coaches Seek Stronger NCAA Rules Enforcement Across Sports
Kansas City AP coaches from football and basketball unanimously urged a stronger NCAA enforcement department. They backed adding two fulltime investigators to reach ten, plus parttime FBI-style probes in major cities, and sanctions including monetary fines and basketball TV bans for probation cases.
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Kansas City, Mo
Ncaa Enforcement Department
NCAA
FBI
Joe Paterno
Penn State
Jerry Claiborne
Maryland
Johnny Majors
Tennessee
Lee Corso
Indiana
Dean Smith
North Carolina
John Thompson
Georgetown
Jack Hartman
Kansas State
Frank Arnold
Brigham Young
Bill Hunt
Ncaa Council
Hale McMenamin
Hunt
Atlanta
New York
Dallas
Houston
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Aoki
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Tony Jacklin
Bill Rogers
Greg Norman
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Arnold Palmer
David Graham
Nicklaus
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Ottawa Sheet Metal
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Gacheter
Goodwin
Todd
Adamson
Meera
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Dixon
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Tetaln
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Alley
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Navman
G. Bateman
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Tyber
Grown
DUKE
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Flanner
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Fine
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Tom
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Hepner
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Coatnay
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O. Mason
Hart
C. Mason
Sandstrom
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Maes
Smith
Maxwell
Eupingsa
Jones
Whitacre
MacClaran
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Weldnar
WhedertHt
D. Mason
Ory
Sendetrem
Tetete
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Hashman
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Jackson
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Papp
Matt
King
Adama
Montague
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Chadorall
Gregg
Genine
Jorden
Delatorre
Henitinger
McMahan
Hood
Dian
Butler
Mers
R. Stockard
Charile
R., Gooding
L. Porter
B. Jung
L. Bruner
B. Wall
E. Cromwall
A. Sidwlinker
V. Toumberlin
Parmalee
A. Tuyett
Foxy
J. McDaniel
H. Dale
Main
S. Rowan
Washington
Players Association
Kenneth Moffett
Uction
Cecil Beatty
Ottens
Kansas
Buya Pepsi
Reggie Jackson
Mike Schmidt
Dave Parker
Tom Seaver
Jim Rice
George Brett
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