Clampett Opens British Open Lead With 6-Birdie 66
Bobby Clampett fired a 6-under-par 66 to reach 133 after two rounds at Troon, opening a five-stroke lead. He birdied all par-6s and kept pressure on the field as Nick Price, Bernhard Langer, and Des Smyth chased. Weather improved, but gaps widened with Weiskopf, Edwards, and Crosby well back.
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Troon
Scotland
Bobby Clampett
Henry Cotton
Clampett
Nick Price
Zimbabwe
Bernhard Langer
West Germany
Des Smyth
Ireland
Tom Weiskopf
Danny Edwards
Bruce Lietzke
Jerry Pate
U.S
Nathaniel Crosby
Jack Nicklaus
Watson
Arnold Palmer
City Schedule O.R.C. CITY SCHEDULE Week of July 1%, 1782
Local league week by week schedule lists AAA and A leagues for Forest Park Ottawa Co-Op and others with game times from 4:00 to 10:00 PM Monday through Friday. Includes district tournaments in baseball and girls softball with site Forest Park Cox Field and early morning starts.
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O.R.C
Forest Park
Denger Monuments
Ottawa Co-Op
Richardson's Conoco
Hansar-McConnell
Papplas Bank
Richmond
Jaycee Gold
Cory Corner
Adams
Mark IV
Sukiisa Suzuki
Hook
Taylor Ol
Baldwin J.c.’S
Budge’s Sports
Renesday
Ottawa
Dotson Aviation
Smith Family
Ottawa Millworks
Fogle Quarry
Pomona Merchants
Commodore Howes
First Christian Church
COGS
Community Foursqua
J Automotive
Nuts
Bud Jennings
Hickory Jinny
Moormans
The
Social Cabin
Dr. G's
Jaycee Bice Eye
Knights of Columbus
Westminster
Faith Lutheran
Asembly of God
North Baptist
First Methodist
Nazarene
First Baptist
C.R.C.C
Ottawa Elbia
Assembly of God
King Radio
Transportation Inc
Feed Born
Rantoul
Budge's Sports Center
Green Acres
Coach Club
H.D. Lee
Moody Blues
Budge’s Sports Center
Suda Furniture
Wellagille
People's Bank
Rant Masters Eye
Cox Field
Saa Ct Ye Duly
Wildkittens
Reyalettes
Muppets
Bengals
Smuarts
Rainbows
Padres
Yankees
Sabb Ruth
Cougars
Cyclones
Jaguars
Mustangs
Purple Aces
Supersonics
American Legion
Junior Legion
Perry
AA Legion
Olatine
Cindy Earns National Berth in 3000 Meter Win
Cindy Blakeley of Ottawa earned a spot in the TAC national meet after winning the 3000 meters at the Region 8 championships at Kansas State University with a 10:40.33 amid heat. The Ottawa High senior-to-be will join Connie Frank in Kansas City area events and later compete in Memphis for the Junior Olympics 3000.
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Manhattan
Ottawa
Cindy Blakeley
Athletic Congress
Blakeley
Memphis
Tenn
Kansas State University
Ottawa High
Lincoln
Ned Blakeley
Connie Frank
Frank
Cubs Nip Braves in Rain Delay Warped Finish
Jay Johnstone's two-out 10th inning single drove in the winning run as the Chicago Cubs defeated the Atlanta Braves 4-3 after a two hour rain delay. Ryne Sandberg reached on a double, Buckner walked intentionally, and Garber recorded the outs before Johnstone's game winner.
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Chicago
Jay Johnstone
Chicago Cubs
Atlanta Braves
Ryne Sandberg
Gene Garber
Sandberg
Junior Kennedy
Bill Buckner
Garber
Bowling Scores Ball League North High 10 30 R Yoke
Bowling scores from the Ball League North list top performances including Cromwell 149, Dryden 192, Lee Berry 140, Barry 140, Pyle 192, Walmer 84, Cox 160, Wiltsay 204. Details show multiple high scores across divisions with various players and team tags.
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R Yoke
Cees
W. Cromwell
S. Dryden
Lee Berry
E. Barry
L. Pyle
Walmer
T. Cox
M. WilTsey
Little Takes Narrow Lead In Mayflower Classic Round
Sally Little shot 65 to set a course record and move to 137 after two rounds at the Mayflower Classic in Indianapolis. She holds a two stroke edge over Sandra Haynie as JoAnne Carner trails in the money race. Haynie posted 37 34 while Donna Caponi surged to contention with a 9 on day two.
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Indianapolis
Sally Little
Ladies Professional Golf Association
Sandra Haynie
Little
Country Club of
Haynie
JoAnne Carner
Kathy Hite
Chris Johnson
Donna Caponi
Johnson
Sandra Spuzich
Jan Stephenson
Hite
Bonnie Laver
Rookies Face Uncertain Status As NFL CBA Ends
Rookies linger without contracts as the NFL’s five year labor pact expires. With 90 rookies and 71 veterans reportedly unsigned, teams may still sign rookies before July 15, while the players union seeks a new agreement. Cardinals complete 90 of 91 signings. Ken Greene seeks a West Coast trade.
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Mike Embry
National Football League
NFL Management Council
NFLPA
Ed Garvey
St. Louis Cardinals
Ken Greene
Greene
Garnett to Host Hydroplane Boat Races Aug 8
Garnett launches a full day of hydroplane and runabout racing on Sunday August 8 starting at 9 am at Lake Garnett North Lake site. Sponsored by Lake Garnett Racing Association and Kansas City Speedboat Association with national sanctioning and entrants from several states. Racers vie for national championship points across ten boat classes, speeds topping 80 to 90 mph.
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Garnett
North Lake
Lake Garnett Racing Association
Kansas City
Deer hunting permit deadline set for 1982 season
Kansas Fish and Game Commission reminds that 1982 firearms deer season applications must be received in the Pratt office by 5 p.m. next Wednesday July 21. Only Kansas residents may apply. General resident permits cost 25 dollars, landowner tenant permits 15 dollars. The season runs December 4 to 12 with 21 216 permits available, up from last year.
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Pratt
Kansas Fish and Game Commission
Fish and Game
Kansas Fish and Game
Roy Schoonover
Kansas
Schoonover
OBRL Stars Open Prep Tourney With Wins At Orlis Cox Field
The OBRL Stars edged Osawatomie 10 3 behind Barry Reynolds ten strikeouts in a three hit performance and Ottawa tops Two County 8 6 after late rallies Phillip Larios and Jason Sellers led Ottawa with two hits apiece as Reynolds controlled the mound Garnett falls to Two County 8 6 in an upset with Mike True and John Ratsliff contributing multiple hits.
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Ottawa
Burlington
Orlis Cox Field
Garnett
Barry Reynolds
Osawatomie
Reynolds
Phillip Larios
Jason Sellers
Byron Goracke
Bo Gollier
Kevin Hodges
Mike Burrichte
Mike True
John Ratsliff
Kyle Schmidt
Dennis Upshall
Red Sox Top Royals in Six-Run Second Inning
Jim Rice drove in three runs with a two run double during Boston's six run second inning as the Red Sox beat Kansas City 7-3. Dennis Eckersley took the loss, while Bob Stanley earned his seventh save as Boston built a 7-3 lead with five doubles off Vida Blue.
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Boston
Jim Rice
Red Sox
Kansas City
Royals
Vida Blue
Dennis Eckersley
Bob Stanley
Eckersley
Stanley
Blue
Dave Stapleton
Glenn Hoffman
Gary Allenson
Hoffman
Reid Nichols
Cleveland
Ken Forsch
Rod Carew
Fred Lynn
Bob Boone
California Angels
Cleveland Indians
Angels
Forsch
New York Yankees
Jerry Remy
Dwight Evans
Nichols
Bill Castro
Rice
Wade Boggs
Evans
George Brett
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Sandy Lyle
Tom Watson
Ken Brown
Britain
Peter Oosterhuis
United States
Brown
Oosterhuis
Firth of Clyde
All Stars
All-Stars
Ottawa Junior Legion
Topeka
Steelers
Jayhawks
Wildcats
Cowboys
Whirlwinds
Cougars Fridz
Kofo Radio
Cindy
Cubs
Ottawa Country Club
Wiggins - Elliott
Badgley
Sheldon Schultz
Osburn
Andrews
Gillette Ansley
Gleason
Dieterich - Bennett
Hill
Ball League North
NFL
Obrl Stars
Bosox
A.L. Washington
Brett
Amos Otis
RBI
Willie Aikens
Washington
Shortstop Hoffman
Steve Hammond
Hillcrest
9Th & Iowa
Ottaway Amusement Co
Franklin County Fair
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