Two Ottawa Teams Nab Glory In Kid Baseball
The first Ottawa Little League Tournament crowned two champions. Giants won the Junior Division by beating Garnett State Bank 9-4, while Expos prevailed in the Midget Division, defeating Wellsville 12-6 then 20-5 in a deciding game. Ottawa teams impressed as eight Junior and Midget squads joined Osage City Wellsville Garnett and Eudora in the inaugural event.
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Ottawa
Glory
Pete Cullen
Giants
Garnett State Bank
Expos
Wellsville
Osage City
Garnett
Eudora
Ottawa Little League Association
Ottawa Expos
Jim Hotaling
Ken Johnson
Norman White
Will Edwards
Scott Hotaling
James Johnson
Becky Kaub
Bryan Kelly
Darrin McGilbray
Ron Morgan
Russ Pugh
John Scoggins
Kirby Snider
Jeff White
John White
Randy White
Ottawa Giants
Thompson
Steve Butler
Dengel
Shively
Brewer
Scott Butler
Bettge
Ross
DePriest
Hadley
Sullivan
Hotaling
Pugh
Morgen
Johnson
Kaul
Kellay
Snider
McGilliray
Gahagan
Cramer
Jarr
Oswald
Shelton
McConnell
Ac Callahan
Thuro
Bouse
Morgan
Kaub
Malley
McGillray
Jarrell
Gulan
Callahan
Thuor
McKee
Title LX Hits PE Classes Too
Washington AP The House voted 215-178 to require that schools integrate physical education by sex, closing a loophole in rules under Title IX aimed at eliminating sex discrimination in education. The debate centered on a Casey amendment allowing local schools to decide course parity.
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Washington
House
Bob Casey
D-Tex
Senate
Bella Abzug
D-N.y
Casey
Department of Health, Education and Labor
PNB Tough In Tourney
The Peoples National Bank girls softball team of Ottawa opened District tournament play with a 20 0 win over Paola behind Terri McIntosh's shutout pitching and then dominated Spring Hill 20 2 as McIntosh again held the mound. Ottawa advances to a 9 PM winners bracket game against Fort Scott.
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Osawatomie
Peoples National Bank
Ottawa
Paola
Terri McIntosh
McIntosh
Spring Hill
City Scores SOFTBALL Men's B League West Westminster- Ballinger teams
The record shows multiple teams in the City Scores softball list with player lines and totals. Westminster Ballinger leads with strong batting lines and team totals 31-8-13, while Jaycee Blue and T. Rangers post solid outputs. Young Ottawa and Nazarene Assembly also post substantial totals among the compiled results.
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Westminster
Ballinger
Wallace
Abbott
Bradley
Shepherd
Ramsey
Bourque
Owens
Harris
Chambers
Jaycee Blue
Skylas
D. McClay
G. MecClay
Hart
Macherman
Kreider
Chaney
Tad Wilson
Dirinac
Kristofferson
YOUNG
Ottawa
McFadden
G. Crane
T. Crane
Brown
M. Moore
Salb
O. Moore
Kraus
Vy Coffman
Bayless
Messick
R. Crane
Totals
City Schedule for Adult Softball and League Tournaments
City league schedule lists ADULT SOFTBALL and WOMEN S leagues with daily games through Friday. Monday matches include F.A Methodist vs Foursquare and Pomona Jaycees vs Ottles. Eagles and Pomona to be played Monday. Tuesday features Bombers vs Budge s and Sheldon T T vs Jaycees Gold. Thursday shows Hubbard s vs Loser and Underwood vs winner. Friday ends with several playoff games and the Championship.
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F.A. Methodist
Foursquare
Skyhook
N. Baptist
Faith Lutheran
Pomona Jaycees
Ottles
Damion Towner
Gibson's
Jaycee Jaynes
Bombers
Budge’s
Sheldon T&t
Jaycees Gold
Wellsville
Leisure Time Blue
Pizza Village
Sonic Drive-In
Va. Rui
Hubbard's
Underwood
Eagles
Pomona
Armstrong
Princeton
Maaiman-Gorton
Plattnarts
Women’s Blue
Peeks
Merchants
John’s Service
Lantis Builders
Westminster
Young
Ottawa
Jaycees Blue
Rangers
Turkeys
Nazarene Assembly
Wesleyan
King
Ottawa Babe Ruth team routs Osawatomie 23 to 1 in district opener
Ottawa 13 year old all stars powered by Roy Dunlap pitching complete five inning win over Osawatomie 23 to 1. Ottawa bats produced five first inning hits and seven in the third as seven players collected hits led by Hendrickson four hits and Dunlap three. Kramer scored five runs and Dunlap fanned the early hitters as Osawatomie managed only one run on a fourth inning single.
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Gary Kuntz
Ottawa
Babe Ruth
Osawatomie
Roy Dunlap
Jere Sellers
Randy Hendrickson
Deron Kramer
Dick Hamilton
Robbie Geist
Dunlap
Hendrickson
Kramer
Hamilton
Sellars
Galst
Beatty
Wallis
Aubry
Meyers
Maxwall
Croucher
Royals Fail To Overcome Hot Red Sox At Fenway
Boston defeats Kansas City 9-3 as Carl Yastrzemski and Jim Rice homer. Bill Lee pitched six hitters, while Busby struggled through 3 1 3 innings. Doyle drove in two. McRae led KC with three hits and a late homer. Red Sox extend AL East lead with ninth straight win.
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Boston
Jack McKeon
Kansas City Royals
New England
Boston Red Sox
Carl Yastrzemski
Jim Rice
Bill Lee
Red Sox
Royals
Kansas City
Steve Busby
Busby
McKeon
Sox
Healy
Fran
Yastrzemski
Rice
Fenway Park
Denny Doyle
Doyle
Lee
Hal McRae
McRae
Osawatomie Regulars Top Garnett 13-7 in Babe Ruth Open
Osawatomie reached the district Babe Ruth 14 to 15 year olds at Orlis Cox Field by beating Garnett League All-Stars 13 to 7. A tight pitching duel gave way in the fifth as Osawatomie loaded the bases with three hits four walks and five Garnett errors to score ten runs, then held Garnett to five in the bottom of the seventh.
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Orlis Cox Field
Osawatomie
Elder Trevino Move To Top Of Golf Pack
Lee Elder and Lee Trevino shared the lead at the Pleasant Valley Golf Classic after two rounds. Elder shot a 67 for 135 total seven under, with Trevino close at 136 after a 66. Contenders include Rod Curl Ben Crenshaw George Johnson Bud Allin and Hale Irwin as the event pursues a $40,000 first prize.
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Sutton
Mass
Lee Elder
Augusta
Elder
Pleasant Valley Country Club
Lee Trevino
Gaime
Trevino
Rod Curl
Ben Crenshaw
George Johnson
Bud Allin
Curl
Allin
Johnson
Crenshaw
ORC Crowns Net Champs in Ottawa Tennis Meet
The Ottawa Recreation Commission wrapped a week long tennis tournament closing Friday after six weeks of basic instruction by Gordie Echtenkamp. About 75 youths under 16 joined the program. 40 reached the final brackets. Winners span four divisions with multiple Dykstras and Pugh among the top finishers.
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Ottawa Recreation Commission
Gordie Echtenkamp
Kip Ballinger
Philip Nordeen
Ricky VanLieden
Loren White
Natalie Dykstra
Becky Beeman
Deanne Schole
Shannon Owen
Tan Billick
Steve Morton
Vince Pugh
Russ Pugh
Heidi Dykstra
Vicki Hotaling
Laurie Bromert
Kate Bromert
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