Babe Ruth Tourney Starts Here Saturday in Ottawa
Ottawa hosts a six day District Babe Ruth All-Star Tournament at Orlis Cox Field with eight teams MacCo Panthers Garnett Russell Cottonwood Valley North MacCo Cougars Topeka Cottonwood Valley South and Ottawa. Weekend games begin 1 30 and 7 00 with double elimination format. First and second place advance to state at Mulvane. Tournament director Chuck Waymire thanks volunteers and outlines admission 75 cents adults 50 cents students quarter free preschool. Five teams stay in Ottawa and organizers hope for a warm welcome.
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MacCo Panthers
Garnett, Russell
Cottonwood Valley North
MacCo Cougars
Topeka
Cottonwood Valley South
Garnett
Russell
Cottonwood Valley
Mulvane
Orlis Cox Field
West Second Street
Chuck Waymire
Charlie Porter
Gary Dixon
David Drumright
Dixon
Drumright
Porter
Namath Affair Hangs On Rozelle Talks
The Namath affair may be settled today though no final word. Joe Namath visited the Jets camp in Long Island to confer with teammates while Commissioner Rozelle and Namath's representatives pursue a resolution by Friday or Saturday. Rozelle says Namath remains a retired player but the visit counts as a technical report to camp. Jets coach Ewbank granted a leave of absence to clear up the matter as Namath seeks to avoid a contract breach suit. Sample says players back Namath and seek a meeting Rozelle promised this week.
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Long Island
Johnny Sample
Namath
Pete Rozelle
Rozelle
Weeb Ewbank
City Scores Softball Teams in District Action
Garfield Stallions led with 21 runs and multiple players posted strong lines. LINC Hawthorne B.J. Hopkins and teammates earned 28 runs in a separate contest. F. Christian, N. Bapt. No. 1, and other schools posted totals ranging from 14 to 40 runs, led by Bettge and Kille with notable hitting and pitching across the day.
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Osborn
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Mace
Gage
Loyd
Burroughs
W. Hays
Morgan
Holmes
Beatty
Clark
S. Hays
Black
Moore
F. Christian
J. Scribner
B. Scribner
Hughes
Lytle
Callaway
Schultz
Lucas
N. Bapt
N. Bap
Hearne
J. Edwards
Shipp
Gilbert
B. Edwards
Cordle
ORC Sets Tennis Meet for Youth Players
The Ottawa Recreation Commission announces a youth tennis tournament for ages 18 and under in school district 290 starting next Tuesday. Deadline for entries is Monday and entries may be submitted to tournament director Dave Mudrick at CH 2-3436.
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Ottawa Recreation Commission
Dave Mudrick
Baseball Scoreboard AP American League Schedule
Oakland at California Minnesota at Seattle Detroit at Cleveland Washington at New York Baltimore at Boston Kansas City at Chicago Evening games listed with pitchers and records for teams in the American League.
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American League Today
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California
McGlothlin
Minnesota
Miller
Boswell
Seattle
Segui
Talbot
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McLain
Cleveland
Tiant
Washington
Shellenback
New York
Peterson
Baltimore
Leonhard
Boston
Jarvis
Kansas City
Bunker
Chicago
Nyman
Carlos
Junior League Roundup of Thursday Baseball Scores
In AL games the White Sox beat the Orioles 21 to 18, led by Bill Roberts on the mound and multiple hitters including Stephen Latimer. Royals defeated the Tigers 13 to 3 as Bill Bowers pitched well and Jimmy Coen had two hits. Indians routed the Yankees 12 to 1 with Keith Whitacre striking out eight. In NL action the Giants meet the Cubs and Cardinals face the Dodgers at Forest Park while Pirates play the Braves at West Second. all games start at 5:30.
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Orioles
Bill Roberts
John Bristow
Stephen Latimer
Timmy Burgoon
Brian Yohe
Rick Schroeder
Mike Mueller
Chris Winterscheid
Royals
Tigers
Tiger
Alan Moore
Jimmy Coen
Moore
Bill Bowers
Indians
Yankees
Keith Whiacre
Whitacre
Frank Betz
Tom Brown
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Cubs
Cardinals
Dodgers
Forest Park
Pirates
Braves
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