Trevino Seizes Early Lead At British Open
Lee Trevino fired a 4 under par 67 to take sole possession of the second round lead at Muirfield with a 36 hole total of 135 seven under. Horacio Carbonetti posted a course record 64 to move into contention after a 78 first round.
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Mairfield
Scotland
Lee Trevino
Trevino
Muirfield
Tom Watson
Watson
Horacio Carbonetti
Argentina
Dale Hayes
South Africa
Larry Nelson
Craig Stadler
United States
Bob Gilder
Osawatomie Romps In District 4 Babe Ruth Debut
Osawatomie, a district favorite, beat Four County League all stars 16 to 6 in the opening 13 year old Babe Ruth tournament game. D J Needham pitched the complete game for the win while James Moseley and Eric Hart led the offense. Moseley collected a double and a triple, Hart added three singles.
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Osawatomie
Babe Ruth
Burlington
D.J. Needham
James Moseley
Eric Hart
Moseley
Hart
Garnett
Ottawa
Pomona Powers Past Valley for Ninth Win This Summer
Pomona topped Marais des Cygnes Valley 16-5 in a summer game as Joey Swinehart pitched a five hit outing with eight strikeouts and six walks. Tim Radcliffe drove in two with two hits while Pomona built a four run first inning and a six run fourth, then added three runs in each the fifth and sixth. Pomona hosts Chuck's Sporting Goods of Topeka in a 2 p.m. doubleheader Sunday.
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Marais Des Cygnes Valley
Joey Swinehart
Brian Kraus
Tim Radcliffe
Chuck's Sporting Goods of
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Orschein
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Shaffer
RBI
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Turner
Deron Kramer
Scott Thompson
Olathe
Kramer
Greg Montgomery
Rick Roth
Mike Franano
Bob Hardman
Pawtucket
Hal McRae
Hikting
Tudor
Tudors
Boston
Don Zimmer
Surging Legion Adds Olathe To The List
Ottawa AA baseball club wins two straight from Olathe at Cox Field to push its surge to six wins in seven. Ybarra and Kramer key hurling while Grace, Hamilton, Turner and Roth pace a nine-hit attack. District seeding set Ottawa to face KC 199 July 25 with two more doubleheaders looming.
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Greg Orschein
Grace
Roth
Ottawa
Turner
Phil Sullivan
Overland Park
Shawnee
Pola
Paola
Cox Field
Lawrence
Olathe
Kansas City Post
Kansas City
Iola
Fort Scott
Garnett
Tudor Leads Red Sox Past Royals in 12-4 rout
Boston rookie John Tudor dominated Kansas City with a five hit allowed effort and 12-0 lead built before late trouble, as Hal McRae powered the Royals with a two run homer while Fred Lynn and Dave Stapleton fueled Boston’s 14-hit onslaught. Michael Hubach signed with the New England Patriots after KU punt records in college.
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Brett
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Boston
Dave Stapleton
Renie Martin
Marty Pattin
Foxboro
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New England Patriots
Michael Hubach
University of Kansas
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Jayhawks
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Absent U S Casts Shadow In Moscow
The United States influence lingers at the Moscow Games despite boycott. Dennis Johnson cites a stronger field for others if Americans had competed. A White House letter to the IOC protests use of the U S flag and anthem at the closing ceremony, August 3, while IOC officials study the request.
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United States
U.S
Dennis Johnson
White House
International Olympic Committee
Afghanistan
Lloyd N. Cutler
Carter
IOC
Wallace W. Littell
Los Angeles
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Cutler
City Softball Scores Show Wide A League Results
Readable lines show multiple team rosters and totals across AB A H league games. Notable entries include Allen and Evans strong batting lines and several teams such as PUKE KOFO and OTTAWA TRUCK tallying runs in the mixed regional schedule.
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van Morn
Dixon
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Miller
Cline
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Gest
India
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Moore
Totala
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Stephans
Duderstadt
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Bateman
Dailey
van Arsdale
Boyle
Hiatt
Poller
Angels
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