Ottawa A team tops Topeka Post 1 6-5 on balk play
Rookie Randy Firestone sparked Ottawa as a balk by Rick Wieser scored Steve Grogan from third in the eighth inning to beat Topeka Post 1 6-5. Drumright earned his seventh win with 10 strikeouts over five and a third. Grogan and Waymire drove in runs as Ottawa overcame a five-run third inning by Topeka and improved to 17-10-1 on the season.
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Ottawa
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Terry Nesbit
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Sore Arm Clouds Starr's Future
NEW YORK AP Bart Starr and John Unitas, two of pro football's great quarterbacks, reported contrasting conditions at camps. Unitas, 38, threw passes for 150 minutes after surgery on a ruptured right Achilles tendon, while Starr, hampered by a sore throwing arm, must stop passing for now. Packers coach Dan Devine said no panic, listing QBs: Zeke Bratras?, Scott Hunter, and Frank Patrick as options. Also reported: Csonka Kiick Johnson Brown, four top young RBs, seek more money and have not signed 1971 contracts.
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Softball Scores City League and Church League Tourney
In the Women s City League Baptist defeated Jim s Conoco 23 to 11. In the Men s Church League tourney first round Nazarene Assembly 10, North Baptist Foursquare 0. Semifinals winners bracket: F U Methodist 7, First Christian F Bible 0. B Chapel St Paul 10, Nazarene Assembly 0.
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PeeWee Scores Cyclones 17 Chiefs 16
A PeeWee game saw the Cyclones edge the Chiefs 17 to 16 while the Supersonics defeated the Cowboys 15 to 8. The close league clash highlighted balanced offense and stout defense across the junior circuit.
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Bats With Alex Johnson Legend Leave Angels In Limbo
Anaheim AP reports the California Angels face 5000 autographed bats reading Alex Johnson 1970 American League Batting Champion. Johnson is suspended for lack of hustle and may never play again, leaving the bats unsold after surplus from Bat Day.
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George Lederer
Sudden Sam Halts Angels Rise In AL West
McDowell, fined $1,000 for rowdyism, shut down the Angels with seven hits allowed in a 3-1 Cleveland win. He improved to 9-3 as Ted Uhlaender and a ninth-inning bunt sparked another Tribe rally. White Sox sweep Yanks. Orioles, Tigers, and Senators win in Monday action.
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Lolich Is Better Pot Belly And All
Detroit ace Mickey Lolich weighs 212 pounds and says his pot belly helps him perform. He beat the Kansas City Royals 5-2 for Detroit’s only win in the three game series, earning his 15th win in a row and stressing improved control with only one walk.
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Mickey Lolich
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Jim ‘Rooker
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Norm Cash
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Paul Schaal
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Bob Oliver
Jerry May
Forest Park Net Club Claims 5-0 League Victory
The Forest Park Tennis Club earned its first Kansas Valley Tennis League win with a 5-0 sweep over De Soto. Dr. D. C. Hadley and Larry Evans each won singles matches, Hadley and Evans teamed for a doubles win, then Ottawa pairings Wayne Lewis with June Willhite and Mike Mustain with Steve Nelson added two more wins after three straight league losses.
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D. C. Hadley
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Wayne Lewis
June Willhite
Mike Mustain
Steve Nelson
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