City Schedule July 28 1901 Softball and Baseball Notes
Weekly city sports schedule lists multiple leagues and games across Forest Park and Cox Field through July 29. Highlights include AA League matchups Duke Mig versus Ottawa Sheet Metal and Ottawa Jaycees. AAA League features Badge's against Century 21 and Power Play. women's and junior leagues with numerous clubs named. tournaments open to 10 team men and 15 team women. baseball T-Ball and junior league events scheduled with city parks and fields noted. The text also mentions Franklin County Fair, season ending tournament, and upcoming district All-Star events in Babe Ruth and American Legion leagues.
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L.V.A
al Beets Mators
Mark IV
Peek
Ottawa Millwork
Lee
Dairy Queen
GMS Peeples National Bank
GMA
Diamend O Cougars
Gokidipgert
Fillies
Whirlwinds
Mirandas
Bluebirds
Diamond E Royalettes
Engiettes
Franklin County Fair
Special Campa
Atc
Eba
Con Field
Cox
American Legion
Independence
Ottawa JA
Ottawa
O.U. Admin
NCAA Basketball Committee keeps 48 teams in tournament
The Division 1 Basketball Committee met at NCAA headquarters in Mission Kansas and decided not to expand the NCAA Tournament to 64 teams next year. Chairman Wayne Duke cited the two most successful recent tournaments and insufficient merit to change the bracket.
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NCAA
Chatham
Mass
Wayne Duke
Pro Sports Signings and 1982 NCAA Sites Revealed
The Associated Press notes multiple NFL NBA and NHL signings including Clyde Dykema Donnell Thompson Benjie Pryor and Hugh Green plus a renewal for Gilles Gilbert. It lists NASL Cosmos Johan Neeskens and college moves David McGrew Tom Morris. It also details 1982 NCAA tournament sites and changes to conference automatic bids.
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National Basketball Association
Phoenix Suns
Clyde Dykema
Baltimore Colts
Donnell Thompson
Cincinnati Bengals
Benjie Pryor
Dallas Cowboys
Derrie Nelana
Denver Broncos
Dave Griffis
Minnesota Vikings
Jarvis Redwine
NEW York Jets
Chris Godfrey
Mike McKibbon
Seattle Seahawks
Scott Phillips
Fred Anderson
Kenny Easley
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Hugh Green
Cosmos
Johan Neeskens
College Georgia
David McGrew
Morgan State
Tom Morris
Rogers Leads British Open as Nicklaus surges to 66
Bill Rogers held a two round 138 total at Royal St George's and shared early lead with Ben Crenshaw while Jack Nicklaus fired a 66, four under par, to close within 11 of the pace. Watson and Jacklin remained in contention as G J Brand shot 65 to briefly threaten the course record.
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Sandwich
England
Bill Rogers
Tom Watson
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Royal St. George’s Golf Club
English Channel
Rogers
Watson
G.J. Brand
Ben
Crenshaw
Nick Job
Job
Bernhard Langer
West Germany
Sam Torrance
Britain
Tony Jacklin
David Graham
Australia
Mark James
Osawatomie Rookies Win Opener in Babe Ruth Tourney
Osawatomie defeated Garnett 11 to 6 in the district Babe Ruth tournament opener. Butch Ray pitched a complete game for Osawatomie as Carl Roberts drove in two runs with two singles. The win sets up a winners’ bracket matchup with Ottawa at 6 p.m. while Garnett faces Osawatomie in the losers’ bracket later.
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Osawatomie
Babe Ruth
Garnett
City Scores GOMBERS-10 Woolds and Patriots clash in totals
Swarm of players from GOMBERS and PATRIOTS show scoring lines with many figures and names. Wildkittens Swingers and other squads post totals and individual lines, highlighting a chaotic scoreboard readout with multiple players and stats listed.
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Gombers
Woolds
Wise
Adcock
Holmes
Diamond
Rutter
Vahe
Clark
Whiteford
Stine
Mages
Thompson
Groshung
Gragg
Tosale
Patriots
Jackson
Perry
Shannon
Harris
Ratt
Walfe
T. Willford
Potter
Shepherd
Rebingon
Lane
P. Willford
Toteli
Wildkittens
Schock
Haworth
P. Waggoner
Murrow
Madh
Fogle
Kitterman
Kehler
Redaker
Boyar
Baseball Drama To Washington
Labor Secretary Raymond Donovan announced that both sides in the baseball strike agree in principle to move talks to Washington for a renewed push toward a settlement. He said mediator Kenneth Moffett will invite labor and management to resume negotiations Monday under the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service. Miller and Grebey left New York for consultations with their teams, while Donovan noted no White House pressure and a public blackout might be considered.
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Washington
Raymond Donovan
Marvin Miller
Players Association
Ray Grebey
Donovan
Miller
Grebey
New York
Reagan
White House
Earl Cox
Raymond J. Donovan
Poll says image harmed by baseball strike divides public
AP NBC poll of 1599 adults finds 31 percent back owners, 30 percent back players, 29 percent unsure, 10 percent unaware. Nearly half say the strike did not change views. 46 percent say it lowered opinion of baseball and its people, 3 percent say it raised it. Republicans lean owners, Democrats lean players. women and minorities favor players. Union members slightly favor players.
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New York
Associated Press
NBC News
Players Association
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Sonia Sands
Lazy L
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Forest Park
French
the Park
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JJ Automotive
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Neaxarene
Assemly of God
First Baptist
Assembly of Ged
Westminster
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Community Foursquare
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Nahe OO
White League
Sunflower
Leeds
North Baptist
Lee's Downtowner
First Methodist
Sacred Heart
Tuetday
Peek's
Leeve
Green Acre
Glaze Drillers
Rantoul Va
Buddge
Green Acres
First National Park
Forett Park
Jayhawks
Cyclones
Wildcats
Kings
A.m. Tigers
Stockers
Lions
Cowboys
Wildcate
A.m. Cowboys
Tigers
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Chamana
Reing
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Mets
Baldwin High School
Pirates
HH Cese
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Ottewa JR
Braves
Red Son
White Fox
OFM
Mission, Kan
Wheeling & Dealing
The
Hockey National Hockey League
Detroit Red Wings
Gilles Gilbert
Ottawa Country Club
D. LeMaster
F. Warnock
South
L. Ansley
C. Gooddart
E. Killough
C. Gleason
S. Gillette
R. Osburn
V. Gilroy
A. Fredeen
M. Porter
M. Cutting
D. Elder
L. Burney
S. Latimer
M.L. Gollier
J. Artinger
Duke
Metro South
Eastern College Athletic Conference
Utah State University
Logan
Utah
Washington State
Pullman
Wash
Vanderbilt
Nashville
Tenn
Market Square Arena
Indianapolis
Ind
Oral Roberts University of Tulsa
Okla
Southern Methodist University
Dallas
Charlotte Coliseum
Charlotte
N.C
Nassau Coliseum
Uniondale
N.Y
Jack
Garnand
Winnar
Laser
Gann
Saturdey
Rex
Rhonda Woods
Marais Des Cygnes
Woods
Poll
Bob Miller
Ottawa Insurance Agency
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