Ottawa earns state Babe Ruth bid with district tourney rout
Ottawa 13 year olds clinched a state tournament spot by winning all three district games at Orlis Cox Field. They opened with a 10-3 win over Osawatomie, then crushed Two-County 19-4 and 11-1. Two-County, led by Mike True, briefly led 3-0 before Ottawa erupted for 13 runs in the fourth. Ottawa advances to face District 5 winner Saturday at Pittsburg.
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Pittsburg
Watson Wins Fourth British Open At Troon In Nail-Biter
Thomas Watson captured his fourth British Open title at Troon, finishing one stroke ahead of Nick Price and Peter Oosterhuis. Price faded with a double bogey at 15, while Watson sealed victory with a 2-under 70 final round, earning 54,720 dollars and tying a postwar record as the only player to win the U S and British Opens in the same year.
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Stewart Earns First Tour Victory at Quad Cities Open
Payne Stewart won the Quad Cities Open in COAL VALLEY US AP, taking his first major tour title in two years. The weather delayed final round at Oakwood Country Club did not hinder his drive as knickers once again drew attention while he posted a strong victory.
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Seaver Battles Arm Trouble Uncertain On Future
Tom Seaver, 37, reports shoulder inflammation similar to past tendonitis and is unsure how long his pitching career will last. He described limited throwing after a July start, flew to Cincinnati for hospital exams, and awaits a decision on possible placement on the disabled list.
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Royals End Skid with 9-0 rout of Red Sox in Boston
Kansas City crushed John Tudor for six runs in under three innings and beat Boston 9-0 to end a seven game slide. Tudor struggled, while Derek Botelho allowed three singles in seven innings in his major league debut as the Royals swept the four-game series.
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Bo" Botelho
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Botelho Delivers Shutout As Royals End Slump At Fenway
Botelho, a 25 year old right hander, shut down the Red Sox 9-0 in his major league debut at Fenway Park. He allowed three singles in seven innings, struck out three, and walked one in 100 heat. The win halted Kansas City’s seven game skid and marked a dream fulfilled for a pitcher back from shoulder surgery.
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