Allan Twirls Four Hitter as Ottawa AA Romps Topeka 12 3
Kevin Allan pitched four hit ball through the final four innings and Ottawa American Legion AA rolled to a 12-3 Tri-District League win over Topeka Post 74 No. 2. Ottawa improved to 8-9 in East Division. Topeka fell to 2-12. Vic Finch Jeff Turner led Ottawa with multiple RBIs while Allan added eight strikeouts in the six inning run-rule victory. Ottawa meets Olathe tonight and Topeka again Thursday in league play.
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Olathe
Mahaffey Defends Anheuser Busch Classic In Williamsburg
John Mahaffey tees off to defend his title at the Anheuser Busch Classic in Williamsburg as Kingsmill’s revised course hosts a deep field. Changes trimmed length to 6684 yards with redesigned greens and tees, aiming for a fairer test led by Curtis Strange. Main challengers include Tom Purtzer, Bill Rogers, Bruce Lietzke, Hubert Green, Fuzzy Zoeller, Ed Sneed, Tom Weiskopf, Craig Stadler, and a strong batch from last week’s British Open.
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John Mahaffey
Curtis Strange
Mahaffey
Bobby Clampett
Clampett
Troon
Scotland
Tom Watson
Watson
Tom Purtzer
Purtzer
Atlantic
Bill Rogers
Bruce Lietzke
Hubert Green
Fuzzy Zoeller
Ed Sneed
Tom Weiskopf
Craig Stadler
Lanny Wadkins
Hale Irwin
Bob Gilder
Payne Stewart
Chiefs waive former standouts Grupp and Manumaleuga
Kansas City Chiefs release punter Bob Grupp and linebacker Frank Manumaleuga two days before 1982 camp opener at William Jewell College. Manumaleuga, a fourth round pick in 1979, failed a neck exam and spent 12 games on injured reserve in 1981. Grupp, once AFC leader with 43.6 yd punt average, lost starting job after shoulder separation and pre camp evaluation.
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Frank Manumaleuga
Kansas City Chiefs
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Chiefs
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Marv Levy
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William Jewell College
Liberty
Baseball scoreboard with scattered results and schedule notes
Daily baseball scoreboard lists many teams with scattered scores such as California 7 Baltimore 4 and Detroit 1 Cleveland 4. It notes rain postponements Vexus at Hosur and other 오늘 games. Wednesday results include Seattle 6 New York 6 and Minnesota 5 Milwaukee. Thursday's slate shows Texas at New York and Toronto at Chicago among others with multiple pitchers referenced.
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Jays Beat Royals as Stieb Shines in Toronto Victory
Blue Jays rally past Kansas City 9-2 to run record to 43-47 while Royals fall to 0-4-42. Dave Stieb earns his ninth win with a seven old-fashioned innings, breaking a personal skid after the All Star break. Barry Bonnell, Alfredo Griffin, and Damaso Garcia drive in runs as Toronto seizes control in the fourth and adds in the seventh and eighth. Steve Hammond hits a two-run homer for Kansas City.
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Dick Howser
Larry Gura
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Gura
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Jesse Barfield
Leon Roberts
Willie Upshaw
Buck Martinez
Alfredo Griffin
Steve Hammond
Willie Aikens
Poquette Released By Royals To Make Room For Geronimo
Toronto AP reports veteran outfielder Tom Poquette was released by the Kansas City Royals to clear roster space for Cesar Geronimo. Geronimo, 34, has been on the injured list with a pulled back muscle and is expected to join the lineup after rehab. Poquette, 30, hit .145 in 62 at-bats this spring and .305 in 59 at-bats before his injury last month.
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Tom Poquette
Kansas City Royals
Cesar Geronimo
Royals
Geronimo
Paquette
McKinzie Receives 1982 U S National Baseball Award
Phil McKinzie, nephew of Mr and Mrs Gordon Paul of Ottawa, has been named a 1982 United States National Baseball Award winner by the U S Achievement Academy. A 1982 Emporia High School graduate, he earned the honor for baseball achievement and strong classroom performance while playing for Emporia American Legion AA. He was nominated by Casey Quinlan, his high school coach, and plans to attend Emporia State University. he is the son of Mr and Mrs Vernon McKinzie of Emporia.
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Gordon Paul
Ottawa
U.S. Achievement Academy
MccKinzie
Emporia High School
McKinzie
Emporia
American Legion
Casey Quinlan
Phil
Emporia State University
Vernon McKinzie
Ottawa Horseshoe Club Current Standings and Scores
Current standings list players with win losses and scores, including Marshall Allen 17-7, John Jackson 19-11, Vernard Bell 12-11, Wayne Reichard 14-8, Clyde Merri 10-10, Leroy Turner 4-18, Meryl Snethen 5-10, Mike O Connor 541, Ari Walken 3.
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Schende
Marshall Allen
Wayne Reichard
Bud Burgoon
Chuck Kamper
Wayne Spencer
George Finley
John Jackson
Vernard Bell
Clyde Merri
John Leech
Harley Tucker
Low Whittington
Lile Turner
Leroy Turner
L.C. Haughn
Meryl Snethen
Charles Shaw
Mike O'Conner
Fran Pinnea
Johnnie Dunkley
Rene Brock
Ari Walken
1982 CCBA Season Winding Down
The Orlis Cox Baseball Association Midget and Junior League concluded. The Royals undefeated won the Midget League title, Cubs won the Junior League, with Braves A’s Angels Red Sox Padres and White Sox trailing in the Midget standings. Dodgers won the Junior regular season and finished third in the Junior tournament. Pirates Yankees Tigers Orioles followed. Medal ceremony for winners. Sportsmanship award to John Heckert. most improved to Gene Jerris and Mike Reusch. All-star team named with coach Larry Waymire. All-stars play at Eudora July 23-26. all-star games at Spring Hill July 30 and Chanute August 13.
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Steve Baylor
Brian Cole
Scott Davidson
Sean Davidson
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