City Scores Softball League Totals from Weekend Action
In a crowded city league report, teams such as GEETS MOTORS, MARK IV, CENTURY, and BUDOR'S show varied offensive rolls with high totals and standout players like Raed, Jamison, and Fairbanks. The tourney notes highlight Baldwin and Ottawa matchups, with final tallies across multiple divisions including Girls Major, Royals, and Padres.
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Geets Motors
Firentena
Potten
Raed
Waymira
Jamison
Baltwin
Cleuph
Bian
Tetala
Mark IV
Sitaler
Fairbanks
Bulmer
Mustach
Carey
Parka
Mallicent
Byrd
Myers
Late
Pow Wow
Whitacre
Moore
L. Alsen
Bobler
Oost
Faulkner
Drake
B. Rissen
Weener
Breg
Clarke
Hoek
Rate
Pepram
Clayton
Schulte
Earhart
Seymour
Ruchensky
Gener
Kristoffarsen
Totes
Coly Corner
Via
Breen
Jennten
Wardha
Wright
Thomas
Caruthers
Comper
Lurher
Dowling
Taylor
Greiner
LaWtue
Shoemaker
Wotson
Parkins
Anderson
Hutchcraft
Marburg
Loman
Fletcher
BUDOR
Watson
Mone
Hay
Shiles
O'Conner
Weight
Walker
Oarmein
Blan
Lva
Scheld
Kirkwood
Anatheti
Gabler
Dest
Paimann
Warner
L. Rivsan
Straler
Bulliver
Matitain
Parks
Mallleaat
Salle
Dairy Queen
Ferris
Garber
Mankard
Simms
Schnaka
Moody
Smith
Pua Wen
Sauer
Buch
Miliern
Eristi
Totals
Peek
Frevert
Hancock
Hewell
Giger
Hustond
Hawkins
Beawn
Shepard
Glaze Drillers
Adams
Stewart
Tedom
Brachelpen
Haas
Fairall
Pitchell
Stevenson
Gilborn
Northern Pike Kill At Clinton
Kansas fish officials report a large northern pike die-off at Clinton Reservoir with up to 1,000 fish estimated dead, weighing 4 to 15 pounds. They attribute the kill to high surface temperatures above 80 degrees causing low-oxygen stress as pike seek cooler depths. The forecast urges wind and wave action to mix the water and help recovery, noting the loss is a small fraction of the population and is largely limited to pike.
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Kansas
Clinton Reservoir
Kansas Fish and Game Commission
Clinton
Kf&g
Pomona
Stilling
Melvern
Wakarusa
Roch Creek
John Redmond
Douglas County
Marais Des Cygnes
District 4 Babe Ruth Tourney Set At Orlis Cox Field
Osawatomie enters as defending champion with strong locals from Ottawa Burlington and Emporia. The district field includes Garnett Iola Humboldt Yates Center and others, with games starting Thursday and a double elimination format. Admission is per session and features two games per session.
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Burlington
Humboldt
Yates Center
Garnett
Iola
Ottawa
Obrl All Stars
Don Sellers
Craig Davis
Jerry Cole
Jr Legion Opens District 2 Tournament in KC Area
In Wichita area, Ottawa, Lawrence, and Kansas City clash at Steineger Field behind Turner High School for a three team double elimination opener at 6 30 p m Friday. Ottawa carries a 5 21 record and seeks to advance to Concordia state tourney with a 16 year old title on the line.
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Steineger Field
Turner High School
Kansas City Post
Ottawa
Lawrence
Concordia
Wellsville Names Michigan Coach For Local Football Team
Wellsville hires Bart Kjolhede of Michigan as new head coach replacing Bill Atwell who left for Coffeyville. Kjolhede, 30, led Grand Blanc junior varsity for three years after coaching at Deckerville. Grand Blanc is the second-largest high school in Michigan.
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Wellsville
Bart Kjolhede
Michigan
Kjolhede
Grand Blanc
Mich
Kiolhede
Deckerville
Bill Atwell
Coffeyville
Rogers Savors British Crown At Next Stop
Rogers carries the afterglow of his British Open win into the Anheuser-Busch Golf Classic at Kingsmill Williamsburg. He reflects on entry to major events, notes a World Match Play invitation, and outlines an packed foreign schedule including Japan and Ryder Cup, with strong field including Gary Player and other tour stars. A Cancer Crusade note follows.
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Williamsburg
Bill Rogers
Roger
Royal St. George's Golf Links
Sandwich
England
Kingsmill Golf Club
London
Rogers
Japan
Australia
Kingsmill
Ben Crenshaw
Crenshaw
Napa
Calif
Virginia Tidewater Country
James River
Gary Player
Dave Hichelberger
Ed Fiori
Fuzzy Zoeller
Hubert Green
John Mahaffey
Lanny Wadkins
Craig Stadler
Curtis Strange
Donovan Grabs Baseball Spotlight
Labor Secretary Raymond Donovan led talks in Washington as MLB owners and players bargain for a settlement on the strike. A news blackout was imposed, with Miller and others noting daily meetings but avoiding substantive details as discussions focused on free agent compensation and player movement.
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Washington
Raymond Donovan
Donovan
Major League Players Association
Player Relations Committee
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Bob Boone
Philadelphia Phillies
Doug DeCinces
Baltimore Orioles
Marvin Miller
Players' Union
Bowie Kuhn
Bob Wirz
Miller
Shotputter Nets First U S Gold At World Games
Michael Carter of Southern Methodist University won the United States first gold at the World University Games in Bucharest with a 66 feet 3 inches shot put. He beat Detlef Mortag of East Germany and Dalibor Vasicek of Czechoslovakia while declaring the effort his worst of the season. The program highlighted Nadia Comaneci’s perfect 10s in gymnastics and Romania leading the standings with multiple golds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucharest
Romania
Michael Carter
United States
Carter
Southern Methodist University
Detlef Mortag
East Germany
Dalibor Vasicek
Czechoslovakia
Nadia Comaneci
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Tatars
Green Acres
Spercar
Cole
Mecenigte
Megson
Pape
Laws
Robinson
Devin
Te. O. LE Boi Mitchell
Livey
Hull
Sands
Wolken
Heckman
Saubers
Mull
Royalettes
Ferguson
Wiedertelt
Dedsen
Mota
Jeopas
Peer
M. Bailey
Sluedirds
Chadwall
Gregg
Bonine
Jordan
Hood
McMechan
Ett
Danise Prafy
Allwater
Mirandas
Shaw
Hornbeck
Skiles
Droddy
Qumm
Hornung
Mitchall
Sutton
Upton
Evans
Melson
Mavins
Prattar
Lewis
Ferrs
Cale
Martin
Yohe
Dean
Hoke
Aberdort
Jansson
Roush
McClay
Jackson
Lueis
Foltz
Tatals
Padres
Allan
Payne
Boyer
Swarts
Bristow
Gragg
Funk
Lane
McGill
Totpis
Angels
Nutt
Fowler
Platt
Eisele
Devore
Ayers
Campbell
Lauderjack
Mitchell
Small
Siders
Baldwin
Grack
Ottawa Tigers
Wellaville
Ottawa Mets
Offawe Expos
Uu Real, Saareen
Ort
Obrl Regulars Eye District
Gary Kuntz
Orls Cox Field
Osawatomie
Miami Couilians
Emporia
Bla Ve. Emporia
Onawa
Burlington Red
Burlington Blue
Osewatamie
Kansas City
Kan
America Legion
Pitchin
American Cancer Society
Ottawa Horseshoe
Bud Burgoon
Wes Schandel
John Jackson Clyde Marcill Marshall Allen Vernard Bell
George Finley
L.C. Haughn
John Leech
Wayne Spencer Leroy Turner
Lyle Turner
Lou Whittington
Vd Cooper
al Mages
Maria Snethen
Harley Tucker
Wayne Reichard
Baseball
Urban League
Shoreham Hotel
Nancy Broff
Mediation and Conciliation Service
Shotputter Nets
U.S
Union
Comianeci
Li Yuhua
Megan Neyer
Tauris Toomas Kharry
Soviet Union
Marko Gyorgy
David Murphy
Britain
Gyorgy
Murphy
Western Kentucky
Vladimir Smirnov
Petru Kuri
Frederico Cervi
Italy
South Korea
Mexico
Lebanon
Chuck Skarshaug
el Paso
Texas
Stela Zaharova
Zaharova
Yuri Korolev
Moranol
Lita Tau
Franklin Co. Fair
FSC Central
Eee
Feed Service Corp
Crete
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