Azinger Heads British Open Lead After Second Round
Paul Azinger, regarded as the best bunker player on the U S tour, shot a 68 to reach 136 total and hold a one stroke lead at Muirfield. Payne Stewart fired 66 to sit tied for second with Faldo, Davis, and Taylor as Watson, Langer, Stadler, and Frost lurking within three. Palmer missed the cut after a 78 and 153 total, while Nicklaus, Ballesteros, and Norman remained in the field with 71, 143, and 142 respectively.
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Muirfield
Scotland
Paul Azinger
Wetland
Azinger
Tom Watson
Payne Stewart
Stewart
Nick Faldo
England
Gerry Taylor
Rodger Davis
Watson
Craig Stadler
Bernhard Langer
West Germany
David Frost
South Africa
Zinger
Faldo
Taylor
Davis
Langer
Stadler
Frost
Bob Tway
Larry Mize
Mark Calcavecchia
Carl Mason
Great Britain
Graham Marsh
Australia
Nick Price
Mason
Calcavecchia
Marsh
Mize
Price
Tway
Lee Trevino
Ken Green
Green
Trevino
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Arnold
Jack Nicklaus
Seve Ballesteros
Spain
Greg Norman
Norman
Rural Kansas teen nets 2.8-pound crappie near Ottawa
Matt Knight, a 13-year-old from rural Ottawa, caught a 2.8-pound crappie at a farm pond using a black and white jig. The catch was within an ounce of qualifying for a Master Angler Award from the Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks.
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Matt Knight
Ottawa
Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks
Women's golf pairings at Ottawa Country Club Tuesday
Ottawa Country Club hosts Tuesday women s pairing with L Moherman P Andrews M Hepner and S Gillette M A Moherman V Gilroy Sheldon D LeMaster P Wiggins J Schultz L Osburn D South F Warnock S Dieterich R Osburn B Hill H Kramer K Hall B Grabham E Killough J Artinger C Gaeddert M Cutting A Crawford C Smell D Elder S Wassmer M Katzer T Hayes B Bell B Cade shotgun start at 8 7 30 a m Topeka Kan AP Four college age players reach semifinals in Kansas Amateur at Topeka Country Club with Copp Ogden Lowe Zimlich advancing ready for Sunday finals Danvers Mass AP Jody Rosenthal leads Boston Five Classic at Ferncroft two back after 36 holes with Quinlan King Pear son close behind Amy Alcott slips back in final rounds.
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Ottawa Country Club
L. Moherman
Andrews
M. Hepner
S. Gillette
M.A. Moherman
Gilroy
H. Kramer
K. Hall
Grabham
E. Killough
J. Artinger
C. Gaeddert
M. Cutting
A. Crawford
C. Smell
D. Elder
Wassmer
M. Katzer
T. Hayes
B. Bell
B. Cade
Topeka, Kan
Kansas
Topeka Country Club
Danvers
Mass
Jody Rosenthal
Rosenthal
Ferncroft
Palmer Inks Pact With Chiefs
Palmer, the prior season's leading college rusher, signed four one year contracts with the Kansas City Chiefs totaling 1.35 million dollars. He will report to training camp at William Jewell College after receiving a 450 thousand dollar signing bonus and escalating yearly salaries with incentives possible. Coach Frank Gansz welcomed the move saying Palmer is a handpicked asset in a new run heavy system.
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Liberty
Paul Palmer
Kansas City Chiefs
Palmer
Chiefs
William Jewell College
Gansz
Paul
Mattingly Breaks AL Hitting Streak With Seventh Straight HR
Don Mattingly of the New York Yankees tied an American League record by homering in his seventh consecutive game at Arlington Stadium. He added two more RBIs and a grand slam, matching Lou Gehrig for fourth grand slam this season while extending a home run streak to seven games. The Yankees beat the Rangers 12 3 as Mattingly pursued the league record for consecutive games with a homer.
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Arlington
Texas
New York Yankees
Don Mattingly
Mattingly
Texas Rangers
Paul Kilgus
Arlington Stadium
Reggie Jackson
Baltimore Orioles
Pittsburgh
Dale Long
Yankees
Lou Gehrig
Yankee
Orioles Top Royals Again
Ray Knight and Eddie Murray delivered RBI singles in an eighth inning rally lifting the Baltimore Orioles to a 3-1 win over Kansas City in Kansas City. Eric Bell earned the win with Tom Niedenfuer securing his fourth save as KC fell despite Mark Gubicza’s effort.
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Kansas City
Ray Knight
Eddie Murray
RBI
Baltimore Orioles
Orioles
Eric Bell
Tom Niedenfuer
Mark Gubicza
Billy Ripken
Gubicza
Ottawa Recreation Softball Schedule Week of July 20 1987
City league schedule lists men’s and women’s games at Forest Park from July 20 to July 27. Includes teams such as Croucher Abstract, Sndia Refinishing, Kansas State Bank, Twin Lakes, Barry’s Small Engine, East Kansas Chemical, Dairy Queen, and others with match times ranging from 4:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Also notes American Legion and Babe Ruth events and mentions meeting details for the Ottawa Recreation Commission July 21 at 7:00 p.m.
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Forest Park
Croucher Abstract
Sndia
Kansas State Bank
Twin Lakes
Barry's
Barry
Keato
Ottawa Univers
Monte
AA Legion Va
Ottawa Recreation Commission
Church Softball Schedule at Forest Park
The church softball schedule lists games at Forest Park for women and men. Women play 6:00 Community Foursquare versus Faith Lutheran and 7:00 First Methodist against First Christian. Men face First Baptist versus Wellsville Baptist at 6:00 and Faith Lutheran versus Community Foursquare at 9:00, with Wesleyan versus Grace and Faith Bible at 9, North Baptist versus First Methodist at 10, and a bye for First Christian.
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Forest Park
Community Foursquare
Faith Lutheran
First Methodiat
First Christian Eye—North Baptist
First Baptist
Wellsville Baptist
Weat
Presbyterian Va
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Derby
John Ogden
Lawrence
Matt Lowe
Pittsburg
Todd Zimlich
Emporia
Sally Quinlan
Betsy King
Becky Pearson
Amy Alcott
Quinlan
Cathy Marino
Lloyd Bloom
Bloom
Frank Gansz
John Mackovic
Royals
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Jerry Don Gleaton
Murray
Fred Lynn
Dan Quisenberry
Gleaton
Knight
Cal Ripken Jr
Bell
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Lonnie Smith
Baltimore
Terry Kennedy
Larry Sheets
Mike Young
Kennedy
Kevin Seitzer
Seitzer
Alan Wiggins
Peterson Trucking
Jaycees
Guidon
Ottawa Truck & Athletic Supply Inc
Dodson Bid
Haas Plumbing
Hickory Lia
Richmond
Highie & Co
Bones Transportation
D& L Electric
Michael Angela’s
Phillips
Express
McGinnis Rodeo
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Price Chopper
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Spot-Seymour
Cruisers Ltd
Kofi Wendy’s
Farm Bureau
Gladman Studio
Waymire
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Dengel & Son Mortuary
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Unknowns
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Orlis Cox
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American Legion
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O.R.C
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Plaza Cinemas
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