Princeton-Greeley win junior girls fast pitch district title
Greeley clinched the Junior Girls Fast-Pitch District Softball Tournament title here last weekend, defeating Emporia Sunflower in the double elimination final. Pomona Madison Williamsport Westphalia Princeton Garnett also competed. District champions advance to Abilene for the state tourney July 22-24 with Greeley opening at 9 p.m. Friday July 22.
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All-Star Game Largely Lopsided in New York
National League hammered the American League 7-5 at Yankee Stadium as Jim Palmer lasted two innings before being removed. Steve Garvey and Dave Parker led NL early with big homers, Dave Winfield delivered the game winner with a two-run single, while Seaver struggled in his New York return.
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OBRL All Stars Rally Twice for Pre tourney Wins
The Ottawa Babe Ruth League 14 and 15 year old all stars beat Jayhawk League 7-4 in game one and 5-1 in game two. Scott Thompson starred with multiple hits and runs. Jere Sellers pitched shutout innings in game two. Ottawa leads district tournament prep with five wins and one loss.
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13 Year Olds Split With Spring Hill At Cox Field
The OBAL 13-year-old all stars split a twinbill with Spring Hill at Cox Field. Ottawa won the opener 11-2 behind Scott Butler who pitched a three hit shutout to the fourth inning and contributed at the plate with a four hit game. Spring Hill answered in the nightcap, scoring nine unearned runs as Ottawa committed seven errors. Ottawa closed the day with three runs in the fourth but Spring Hill secured a 9-3 victory. Ottawa's team concludes practice with a single game at Spring Hill tonight at 8.
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Hutchinson Broncs Meet Wichita Blue Jays In KC NAC Tourney
The Kansas State Tournament of the National Baseball Congress opens with third seed Hutchinson Broncs facing Wichita Blue Jays. Seven first round games are scheduled to finish by Saturday.
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Ottawa A team edges Paola in 11 innings in close league win
Ottawa A defeats Paola 6-4 in 11 innings in a marathon District 2 baseball clash. Glen Stockstill delivered a two run single in the 11th as reliever Rod Schaub silenced Paola threats to earn his seventh win. both teams struggled with nine errors and bases loaded situations. Ottawa, now 29-13, heads to Kansas City for another P 399 game as Paola drops to a tough 4-? record.
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Chiefs Sign Top Pick Gary Green From Baylor
Liberty Missouri AP defensive back Gary Green of Baylor, Chiefs top pick, signed five one year contracts bringing all draft selections under contract except Eric Harris in CFL. Green arrived for training camp and will contribute in secondary and punt returns, seen as Reardon successor.
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