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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1966

Page

2

Olathe West Falls as Ottawa Na tional All-Stars Win 9-1

Ottawa National Little League All-Stars, led by David Drumright a pitcher with 17 strikeouts, defeated Olathe West 9-1 in the district tournament first round. Drumright added four RBIs including a homer, while Larry Waymire and Terry Nesbitt contributed key hits as Ottawa built an early 2-0 lead and pulled away with seven runs in the final two innings.

Terry Ostmeyer Olathe David Drumright Ottawa Olathe West Drumright Aglthander All- Stars Osawatomie Walnut Street Nane Larry Waymire Terry Doy Iit Hoordale Nesbitt Tonse Sperduto Anderson Someon Waymire Nationals David Beets Waynile Dowsle Keith Rogers AL RH Waynilre Rogers Caulder Finch McCardel Q Heels Ingram Stauffer R H Smith Loudersmill D, Miller Hinson Cunningham Archer Sperduta Miller Bearss Funk A Wiggins Duane Mahatfie David Mahatfie

Americans Edge Olathe East 1-0 In Little League District

Ottawa Little League All Stars edged Olathe East 1-0 behind pitcher Mike Wallace and Bruce Whitacre. Wallace and Ellsworth both fanned nine as the game stayed scoreless until the fourth when Mendel reached on a fielder’s choice and Whitacre lined a run scoring hit. Olathe left runners on base each inning and failed to plate the tying run. Ottawa advances to face Paola under lights at Russell Field at 8 p.m.

Jim Burrow Paola Ottawa Olas Mike Wallace Bruce Whitacre Walelace Clathe Dan Ellsworth Wallace Ellsworth Richard Mendel Ola Greg Bulmer Mendell Bulmer Whitacre Olathe Bast Dan Hiatt Ottawa All Stars

Mrs Boddie Faces Lively Challenge in Semifinals

Barrington, Al AP Mrs Barbara Fay Boddie seeks a third straight title in the Women Western Amateur as she meets 17 year old Jane Hunsberger of Carmarilla California in the semifinals at Garrington Hills. Moran 23 of Caritad California battles Cunley 19 from Spokane Washington in the other semifinal on the 6480 yard course. Boddie led medalist honors Monday with a five under par 71.

Barrington Barbara Fay Boddie Jane Hunsberger Carmarilla Calif Garrington Hills Sharron Moran Caritad

Legion-Elks Draw Bye In District II Tournament

The Ottawa Legion Elks drew a bye past the first round of the District II tournament, which opens Sunday at Paola. Lawrence, the league winner, also has a bye and will play Monday at 6 p.m. The double elimination event runs through July 30 with the Legion Elks aiming for advancing matchups.

Ottawa American Legion-Elks Paola Legion-Elks Suneday Olathe Garnett Lawrence Osaewutomiee

Slammin Sam Leads PGA Opener With Two Under Par

Slam. min Sammy Snead and Al Geiberger share the first round lead at Firestone with two under par 68s. Doug Sanders Julius Boros and Don January one behind at 69. Pete Nicklaus and Palmer stumble to 75 while defending champion Dave Marr at 77. Casper 73 in a crowded leaderboard. Snead jokes about his finish after nearly sealing a late eight foot putt. Geiberger, famed for peanut butter sandwich energy, starts with three straight birdies.

Twoe Dave Marr Snead Gelberger Firestone Geiberger Andi Sanders Billy Casper Casper Palmer San Francisco Tommy Aaron Jack Fleck Larry Beck Jim Ferrier Walter Inman George Knudson Bob Keller Babe Liethardus Dan Sikes Jr al Mengert

International Games Open With World Track Stars

World renowned track and field stars led by Ron Clarke and Jim Ryan prepared for the two day International Games at Memorial Coliseum. The event replaces the USA USSR dual meet after Russia withdrew on July 11 and features 32 events plus the decathlon with teams and athletes from Australia New Zealand Great Britain and other nations competing.

Los Angeles Australia Ron Clarke America Jim Ryan Memorial Coliseum New Zealand Great Britain

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