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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1996

Page

10

Schedule Wednesday Legion AA game Chanute at Ottawa at 6 p.m

Legion AA slate shows Chanute visiting Ottawa in a Wednesday 6 p.m. matchup at HMD. Thursday features Legion A action with Ottawa at Zone Tournament in Gardner.

Legion AA Chanute Ottawa Hmd Legion Gardner

Forest Park Friday Evening Church League Schedule

At Forest Park events run from 6 p.m. through 10 p.m. Friday with Nazarene facing North Baptist at 6, West Presbyterian meeting Ottawa Bible at 7, Sacred Heart meeting Faith Lutheran at 8, Wellsville Baptist versus Community Foursquare at 9, and Agape Christian against Church of Christ Eye at 10 plus Assembly of God game noted.

American League Standings And Tuesday Results

East division leaders New York and Baltimore split games while Toronto and Boston trail. Central features Cleveland and Chicago chasing, with Detroit fading. West shows Texas and Seattle near .500, Oakland and California midpack. Nightly schedule includes 20 games across leagues with notable clashes in New York Milwaukee and Cleveland.

Associated Press Elopet New York Baltimore Toronto Boston Detroit Sopet Cleveland Chicago Milwaukee Minnesota Kansas City Texas Seattle Oakland California Aguilera Ogen Wells Sele Nitkowski Henngen Rogers Karl Appier Fernandez Wengert Pavlik Meacham Acs Atlanta Montreal Florida Philadelphia St. Louis Houston Cincinnati Pittsburgh Pet Los Angeles Colorado San Diego San Francisco Ritz Sanders Mimms Brown Jarvis Lieber Martinez Harnisch Bullinger Stodamyre Smoltz Kile Nomo Estes

Baseball Transactions Tuesday Gains and Moves Across Leagues

Orioles add Clay Ahrent from Will County and assign to Gulf Coast League. Red Sox activate Kevin Mitchell from 15 day DL. Angels place Don Slough on 15 day DL retro July 12. Royals option Joe Vitiello to Omaha, recall Rick Huisman. Brewers recall Tim Van Egmond from New Orleans. Yankees option Ramiro Mendoza to Columbus, recall Jim Meck. Braves place Jeff Blauser and Jason Schmidt on 15 day DL, recall Pablo Martinez and Brad Woodall from Richmond. Rockies promote Pat Daugherty to VP of scouting.

Associated Press Baltimore Orioles Clay Ahrent Will County Cheetahs Orioles Boston Red Sox Kevin Mitchell California Angels Don Slough Kansas City Royals Joe Vitiello Omaha Rick Huisman Milwaukee Brewers Tim van Egmond New Orleans NEW York Yankees Ramiro Mendoza Columbus Jim Meck Atlanta Braves Jeff Blauser Jason Schmidt Pablo Martinez Brad Woodall Richmond Colorado Rockies Pat Daugherty

Irvin given four years deferred adjudication and fine

Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Michael Irvin receives four years deferred adjudication 800 hours community service and a $10000 fine after pleading no contest to a felony cocaine possession charge in a trial marked by testimony from a topless dancer. Judge Manny Alvarez warns any future trouble could trigger 20 years in prison.

Allas Michael Irvin Manny Alvarez Irvin Alvarez Sandi Miesha Chelsea Cowboys’ Valley Ranch

Indians Rout Royals 10-4 Behind Seven multi hit Counters

Cleveland piled 17 hits and no strikeouts as seven players had two or more, led by Albert Belle with a 2-for-3 night and his 31st homer. Jack McDowell earned the win to move to 8-6, facing Kansas City 9-4 lifetime. Manny Ramirez and Eddie Murray fueled the offense while Tom Goodwin drove in three for the Royals.

Ansas City Cleveland Indians Indians Kansas City Royals Cleveland Jack McDowell Kauffman Stadium Royals McDowell Albert Belle Baltimore Brady Anderson Oakland Mark McGwire Frank Thomas Chicago Belle Mike Hargrove Manny Ramirez RBI Hargrove Ramirez Eddie Murray Mel Ott Rogers Hornsby Giants Kansas City Tom Goodwin

Royals face declining fan support in Kansas City

The Royals, once drawing 2.5 million during the World Series glory days, now see empty seats at Kauffman Stadium as payroll drops from 45 million to 18 million. GM Herb Robinson cites labor woes and fading core fans, amid rebuilding with unproven players and a shift from entertainment to a struggle for identity.

Omaha Paola Kan Stillwater Okla Little Rock Ark Royals Herb Robinson Great Plains Association Associated Press Sports Robinson Park Kauffman Stadium Kansas City Ewing Kauffman Ken Griffey Jr

Vikings offer contains poison pills in Carter deal

The Minnesota Vikings proposed a three year contract to cornerback Dale Carter with poison pills to deter re signing by Kansas City. The deal voids final years if Carter plays over half the defensive snaps and blocks franchise or transition tagging. Carter, 26, was an All Pro last season and seeks a fresh start after legal troubles in Kansas City.

Kansas City Royals Mississippi Royals Don Denkinger St. Louis Cardinals Kansas City Kansas City, Mo Minnesota Vikings Dale Carter Kansas City Chiefs Carter Kansas City Star Chiefs Minnesota NFL Vikings Jake Reed

Johnson Named Prime Time as Olympic Track Schedule Shifts

Olympic organizers revamp the Atlanta schedule to place Michael Johnson’s 400 and 200 events in peak prime time. The July 27 400 heats at 7 55 p.m. EDT and final at 9 10 p.m. heighten NBC viewership while Aug 1 semifinals at 7 10 p.m. and final at 9 p.m. target large audiences alongside other major events.

Atlanta Michael Johnson Johnson West Coast NBC Jonathan Edwards Dan O’brien

Celtics Dominate All-Time Superteam Reveal

In New York AP reports five former Celtics and coach Red Auerbach named the All-Time Superteam, led by Bird Cousy Havlicek Walton and Russell with other legends like Barry Baylor Chamberlain Mikan Pettit Robertson West. Auerbach says the team could beat any on court, as they promote Anacin on a TV spot.

Dallas Irvin Peter Lesser Dallas County Criminal Bar Association Lesser NEW York Boston Celtics Redd ™ Auerbach NBA Larry Bird Bob Cousy John Havlicek Bill Walton Bill Russell Celtics Rick Barry Elgin Baylor Wilt Chamberlain Julius Erying George Mikan Bob Pettit Oscar Robertson Jerry West XPRO Auerbach

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